Frandford News Visit Highlights And Local Meetings
Frankford News notes visits from Mrs. D. Gregory to Greggton and Mrs. Gregory returning with relatives, plus many local residents visiting Hebron Plano Richarde and Liberty. Rain and showers hit the area. several residents reported illnesses improving slowly. Community chatter mentions property changes and local business trips to McKinney, with a caption-like stream of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gregory
W. J. Degley
Greggton
Mr. Gregory
Marion Gregory
Dallan
Mrs. Gregory
Cook
Henry Morris
Hebron
Dee
Oley Odom
Sam Miller
Brandaman
Edgar Cheat
J. R. Curtis
Donnie
Plano Traving
Sams
Addisen
Turner
Liberty Mx
Belt
Grov R Buchanan
Barneet + Melton
Charlie McKamy
George McKamy
Odom and Sons
Representative Co A Good In Carrollton Area
In the Representative Company A Good In Carrollton area information about light service available. Mr Good is mentioned for inquiries at the Carrollton home and phone number provided. Includes references to Farmers Hebron Addison Lake Dallas and ERIAS POWER LIGHT CO. Details are fragmented and may require source clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Good al Carrollion
Fii
Oppe ll Happenings and Local Visits In Fort Worth
Miss Clennie Dearing visits with her parents while Harwell remodeling and several residents from this area host Sunday gatherings in Fort Worth and nearby towns. The Flower Mound singers perform at Coppell Methodist church. Addison Home Demonstration Club met October 12 with thirteen members and one guest, planning future programs and gift exchanges. The next meeting October 19 features pruning for beauty led by Miss Liggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clennie Dearing
Harwell
Dorothy Gentry
Glennie Dearing
R. F. Dewring
Lee Crocksdale
Ft. Worth
Bill Davis
Egle Mountain Lake Sty
Lawrence Thomas
Clinton
Roy
Thomas
Mra
C. P
Thom
Flower Mound Singers
Wibe
Coppell Methodist Church
Addison Home
B.J. Hughon
F H. K. Pistole
Miss Liggett
Stuffed Green Peppers and Health Cures Blend in Scrapbook
A mixed Chronicle page fragment shows a recipe for stuffed green peppers using ground meat bread crumbs egg tomato juice and spices baked in a hot oven. It shifts to health tips for freckles celery and cold remedies, then quotes lines about government jobs and Henry Ford from the Lewisville Enterprise reflecting historical opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Lewisville
Marine Corps Seeks Recruits At Dalian Texas Station
The United Star Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Dalian Texas invites 18 to 30 year olds to apply for 100-month enlistments over the next three months. Recruits will be sent to the Recruit Depot San Diego for training. Eligibility requires single status with no dependents, height 64 to 74 inches, good moral character, and parental consent for those under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Star Marine Corps
Dalian
Texas
Marine Corps Base
San Diego
Calif
Sixty Years of Service By Cotton Belt Railroad
The Cotton Belt celebrates sixty years of service with a long veteran narrative praising loyalty to core principles, progress, and community wealth. It notes locomotive modernization, a plan for continued expansion, and Octobers’ continuation of their Lone Star region campaign. Officials Berry, Henwood, and Upttegrova are cited as inspectors of the operations groundwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt Railroad
Elbert
Tonia Revie
Auiwe
Lone Star
Matte Red B Wait Ow The Ne Cott
The readable fragments describe a local event or notice mentioning Matte Red, B, and Cott. Details are unclear, but the item appears to be a brief newspaper record about a community matter, possibly a notice or brief sports or public notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frankford
Wesheipe
Erias Power & Light CO
Carrollton
Hebron, Addison and
Lake Dalla
Addison Hdc News
Chronicle Scrapbook
Tray 18
Outeet Fk
Try Lim MS le Lil
Marine Corps
Austin
Connell
Carroftton
Gunstream
Oliver
Rex Good
Allen God
Confort
Perview
Chile
Wwev
Lone Star Talis
Berry Ann Henwood
Darel Upttegrova
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