Carrollton Chronicle Highlights and Local Notices
Local Chronicle page notes birthday cards at the office and offers Texan Almanac supplies. Mentions Mr and Mrs Clarence Hayes of Bowie visiting with Marion Hab and Oney Kresse in Houston, and a wrist injury from a porch fall. Recital at the high school auditorium, new Union Station roof, rainfall and minor damage noted. Subscriptions acknowledged from several residents, improved town station, and upcoming mesic department recital details.
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Oney Kresse
Houston
Hob Hill
Tee Grayley
T . Rosch
Alan
Norby
Royse
Guy
Chron Sdecffics
Union Station
Carrollton
Government Savings Bonds Sales Reach Record Totals
Secretary Morgenthau announced that through March 31, 1939 total Savings Bonds sales reached 2,497,108,850 dollars with about 1,560,608 investors. Average purchases since March 1, 1935 were 1,007,525 per business day. remaining maturity value about 2,206,008,900. By calendar year 1938 purchases totaled 707,291,660 with daily average 2,934,800. Chicago led cash purchases at 35,813,900. Calumet Michigan second class offices 210,918.75. Horse Cave Kentucky 65,868.75. Plemons Texas top fourth class with 58,500.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Chicago
Mavis
Calumet
Michigan
Horse Cave
Kentucky
Plemos
Texas
Thin Town
United States
Texas Almanac and Chronicle Office Address Recap
The Chronicle announces an upcoming commencement event with speakers Cathy D Hall of Texas Christian University and Dr TH Moore of Erlueae. The address is set for Tuesday night in May, honoring graduates and highlighting local academic achievements.
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Texas
Cetone
Chronicle
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Cathy D. Hall
Texas Christian
University of FL. Worth
TH Moore
Erlueae
Ion Xt Cta
Frankford News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Clarence Chumley and family visited Mrs Denison in Frankford on Sunday. Marion Gregory and Emory Breedlove with families visited their relatives in the area, including the Gregories and Bill Gregorys kin. Sam Milley and Mrs Branhaman visited Mrs Webb’s family in Carrollton. Tim Adams and wife called on Bob Aswellton’s family, with Starnes children joining later. Jackie Starnes was in McKinney hospital. Decoration day plans for Old Frankford are noted for May 28. Harvesting grain has begun. Henry Morris was in Dallas on business. Mrs Eaton has been ill but improving. Rollie Hamer and wife visited Darenth in Plano.
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Clarence Chumley
Lebran
Denison
Marion Gregory
Dallas
Emory Breedlove
Alpha
Bill Greggory
Naney Ruth
D- Gregory
Sam Milley
Branhaman
Mrs. Webb
Carrolton
Tim Adams
Bob Aswellton
Starnes
Jackie Starnes
McKinney
Old Frankford
Henry Morris
C. Eaton
Rollie Hamer
Plano
Valedictorian Christine Noell of Farmers Branch Grade School
Christine Noell daughter of Mrs L Noell was named valedictorian with honors noted through her grade school career. Salutatorian was Nannie Hankenship. Graduation exercises took place Thursday evening May 2 1989 with baccalaureate at the Baptist church. Rev W Hudson former pastor delivered the address. Mrs Patterson mother of Wire Sami Davis is ill. Flora Blackburn of Jurland visited Ray Thompson Tuesday night. Edna Hartline recovering from hand infection.
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Farmers Branch
Christine Noell
L. Noell
Christine
Nannie
Flora Blackburn
Jurlind
Ray ‘Thompson
Edna Hartline
Lost truck tire on Highway 77 between Dalin and Caerallton
A lost tire for a truck between Dalin and Caerallton on Highway 77 was reported Monday. Tira size 80. If found, leave at Caerallton Chronicle office for a reward.
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Dalin
Caerallton
Carrollton Chronicle
Young Berries At Rainbow Ranch and Surrounding Route
Fragmentary notice lists dairy items and local locations near Garrallton and Midway on Highway 77. Mentions fresh serry cows for tale, pipot and segond calves, Hubbard Fort area, former J. C. Foster Farm, and telephone 172. Invitations to My Party offered at Chronicle office, 260 per dozen with envelopes. Louis Reed named foreman on Frisco section after thirty day vacation and other local town notices noted.
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J. C. Foster
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Timberlake Laceswmb At Oxnard Home in 1911 Chronology
Local memorial notes the death of J T Timberlake a former Texas postmaster known as Pappy. Born July 1860 in St Louis he moved to Oxnard in 1911 to join his son Raymond Timberlake a city merchant. He served Crinkly Mills Texas as postmaster for 25 years and was active in business and reading daily until illness. He is survived by two daughters six grandchildren a brother and several nieces nephews.
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Tames Taylor Timberlake
Texas
Oxnard
Ales
Phil Kempster
Timberlake
Sid Tiends
Mr. Timberlake
St. Louis
Urba
Kath Fouts
Metra Stella
Kempster
Raymond
Ralph Anderson
Wilmington
Crinkly Mills
Wea
Reymond
Educational Tour Over Texas contest sponsored by The News
The Dallas Morning News announces an all expense Texas tour and $100 prizes for forty eight teachers and students. Approved by the State Department of Education, prizes divide between salary aid and non-salary aid schools with regional awards in twenty four supervisory districts. Leads include a guide booklet, judging at The News, and a tour covering major Texas regions with stops in Dallas, Galveston, and the Rio Grande Valley.
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State Department of Education
Carter Alexander
Columbia University
New York City
Arthur Maberry
Tyler
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WFAA
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Galveston
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Texas Plains
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Home Town News Reach and Reader Support Plans
Readers consider subscribing to the local paper to sustain coverage of Dale County events. Questions arise about which paper best serves community needs and how long to commit to a yearlong subscription.
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