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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
1
A garbled local report discusses school funding and tax collection. It notes concerns about paying school taxes and the impact on education, with references to the board, community involvement, and potential fiscal consequences.
The text urges Carrollton residents to participate in Cleanup Week starting April 11. It calls for garments and streets to be cleaned, noting that prominent places should improve their appearance to set a good example for the city and travelers.
Obituary from April 20 1981 notes the sudden death of Thi Ho Bhjawe Wt Nim Route. The deceased was preceding by family and moved to Elm with a widow and children. Survivors include wife, son and daughter, and siblings. Services held at Methodist church with Rev. W. M Vernon in charge at Mount Calvary.
Mr and Mrs George Groves with two daughters and Mr and Mrs A W Bearns move to Rusk. Grover and Henra Hin operate the Groves cleaning and pressing shop, also to relocate from Carrollton to Rusk. The move promises a fine opening for Grover and partners, with Hebron and Dean mentioned in passing.
The Dallas social page notes the engagement of Mum Mag Wagyu Hiuny Good and Lars nition, with a forthcoming tea as the couple announces the nuptials. Guests include Mrs. Levon Lovinganit and numerous attendees from Ward Belmont College backgrounds and Kawalk. A formal reception is planned with pink and lilac decor and silver services.
Mrs. W L Martin leads the Denton College of Industrial Arts glee club in the Musia Mot belt competition today and Saturday. Jewel Byrd will sing and coach, with twenty members expected to perform. last year's runners up Carollton and Fulton schools are also entering.
Boy Scouts will entertain at the Man Baptist Echo Sunday night April 12. Bay Sentra will present the Court of Honor program to which all are cordially invited. A varied program of song talk and ceremonial work will be featured with a swing number. There will be no admission charge.
The obituary notes the birth of Guy W Lord on May 12 1902 near Hebron Denton county Texas to Mr and Mrs Harry R Lord. He attended Hebron church and trained in Denton with the Melodians later serving in the military and working in Semino where he formed lasting friendships. He died March 15 1911 at his parents home in Hebron at age 8 10 months and 1 day. He leaves a large family including his father and mother Mrs H R Lord sister Mrs Paul Davis and brother HR Lord Jr. He was known as a cheerful boy whose gentle nature left a lasting memory for those who knew him. The funeral was held at Hebron church with ministers from St Worth assisting. services emphasized the gospel and the community mourned his loss. Neighbors visited and newspapers note the family’s sorrow and gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy.
A long roster lists students and grades with numerous names including Timpeon, Metabiet, Gagan Ernout, Huyton Jr, Aunt Marie Croedly, Gildewell Wayland, Laseneta Smith, Vanilae tamilton, Anna Mirle Thinkon, Juanita Grow, Hilton Gonury, Roy Rocholl de, Frances iowa Riohusund, Chole Jr, Tow M, Stewart Avion Johnston, Lois Muberry Copecombs, LOR, Davis Pavtie Lille Percy Mary Kathrin Peool, Nola Vadou Tirewat, Ruth Coldwell, Ruby Bays aid Grade Gee Lobeeka, Cora Bate Mayes, Odell Smith etc. The page appears as a mixed, multi-grade roll call of students and related notes.
Niece of Mrs Blintin dies at her home on Reiger street in Dallas. Funeral services set for 5 o clock Tuesday at the home, followed by interment at the cottage. Attendants include Mr Hugh Torrence and Mrs Mew the nthindabt handed. The piece urges local patronage of Home Town Merchants.
Mayor Myers proclaims Carrollton Spring Clean Up Week from April 16 per official city record. Residents urged to remove refuse and hazardous materials from public and private spaces to improve neighborhood appearance.
March to April schedule indicates Easter pre services in the Metindint area. Roy Gravley will lead the choir with Rev Ver ton delivering sermons. Youths are cordially invited to enjoy evening gatherings at the church.
Mr Ohmart reports a solemn funeral in Harrison Arkansas last week with snow covering the county. He recalls steep hills and the journey through Ossarkoom For Strings Moreillion Russellville and onward via detours toward Harrigan before reaching Oklahoma. He notes the trip back and forth with delays but confirms the plan to travel again when routes are clear.
Miss Lucille McMurray of Kinney is the guest of her uncle Fth McMurray. She will attend nine o’clock Sunday services.
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