Rotary county notes and local visits span week
Fox announces Frankford News lists households and visitors incl Frank Sams and family, Herber Sams, Roymond Sams, Adams, Haynee Turner, Homer Smith, Morton family, Eldridge Brooks and Dallas visitors, Sam Odoms, Mrs Branhamans, Mya Webb at Carrollton, revival at Union Baptist with Rev Arthur Freeman, Kyle Cook family Plano, Libbery baptisms near Addision, Kelony Eaton Richardson visit, Bill Buchanan Plano visit, Dave Pruitt Lewinville, Rev Grigg McKinney dinner with Ross, Charles Wesley Morris Hebron visit, showers slowed cotton picking, Corbin family reunion at Grapevine Springs, Bill Kirkland Lubbock Texas Tech plans, Mr and Mrs Simmons vacation Arkansas and MIwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sams
Mr. Sams
Herber Sams
Roymond Sams
Adajson
Haynee
Turner
Fiily
Liberty
Homer Charles Smith
Benest Morton
Eldridge Brooks
Dallas
Sam Odom
Mya
A. Webb
Carrollton
Union
Te Ann
Richardson
J.C. Eaton
Bill Buchanan
Plano
Charlie Buchanan
Dave Pruitt
Lewinville
Grigg
McKinney
Jan Ross
Charles Wesley Morris
Hebron
Hebron Happenings Show Weekend Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs B C Stubbe of Plano spent last weekend here. Jeff Tuesday for Summer ville where Mr Stubbs will teach abhoal next term. Mrs Lewis Thomas Vieived, Mrs Mabel Thomas Saturday night. Mona Morgan and Margrete Gene Farrington returned home after a week in Galveston. Mrs J K Belt spent the weekend in Dallas with her daughter. Several locals shopped in Dallas. Mr Ployd McGalan Cunningham was visiting in Hebron Saturday. Weldon Isom and Waymon Isom of Dallas visited with B Isom and the Dallas group Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C Stubbe
Plano
Jeff
Summerville
Stubbs
Lewis Thomas
Mabel Thomas
Mona Morgan
Margrete Gene Farrington
Galveston
J. K. Belt
Dallas
C. W. Jackson
T. W. Morris
Fred Evernttee
Mee
Bll Stubby
Fred Everett
Jeff Houkins
Ployd McGalan Cunningham
Hebron
Mira
Weldon Isom
Mra. Waymon Isom
B. Isom
Coppell Happenings and Local News Briefs
Mrs Anne Miller returned home last week and visits daughter Mrs Herman Thelde near Lewinville. The Coppell Ent e all team edged Denison by one point 21 to 20 on Sunday. Senior Sunday School class at Coppell Methodist Church enjoyed a welcome party hosted by Miss Addie Hood and Miss Jensie Scott at Lancaster farm. Mr and Mrs John L Lanester Jr were in a car wreck Sunday when their Hudson overturned on the Northwest Highway. both were not badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Miller
Herman Thelde
Lewinville
Denison
Coppell Methodist Chirch
Addie Hood
Jensie Scott
Lencaster Farm
John L. Lanester, Jr
Hudson
Cost of Living: Farm Households Cheaper Than City Dwellers
A Nebraska College of Agriculture report analyzed 856 household budgets and found farm families spend about 1,227 annually versus 1,612 for city families. City food costs run higher at 333 versus 200 on farms, with clothing and rent also higher in towns. Shelter costs show farm homes averaging 160 annually against 171 for city homes, while fuel, utilities, and transport costs favor farm households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Dad I
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Potato Biscuits From Scrappy Weekly Recipe
A scrambled diary style recipe describes mashed potatoes folded with shortening and baking powder to form biscuits. Instructions mention mixing with eggs and milk, rolling thinner than usual, and baking in a hot oven for serving.
Beauty tips and kitchen hacks from old instructions
A fragment describes using emery paper to remove body hair and offers kitchen tips. It suggests shaking soda into hot food pans to clean them, cooling water to stand on the stove, and utilizing mashed potatoes for forming small tages, baking, and covering various food items. It references improvised uses for reamed foods and pies.
The Family Doctor Says Use Compresses For Instant Heat
The article advises using multiple compresses heated in a colander over a kettle of constantly boiling water to maintain warmth during periods requiring repeated warming. It emphasizes keeping them hot with minimal reheating and suggests a practical method for immediate heat.
Sewing Room Hint Shows Timesaving Tips For Seams
A reading of the article reveals a casual local column with sewing tips and community notices. It mentions threading needles, visiting friends, ill health of residents, and a call for helping the town of Carrollton, reflecting small town life and daily concerns.
Balanced Powers In Our Government by AYMOND PETCALAN
A discussion of balanced government powers cites the executive, legislative, and judicial branches and the need for proper checks. The essay notes controversy in the current debate while praising the people’s role in governance and the protection of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petcalan
Carrotion Ad Offers Local Rates and Quick Notices
Fragmentary ad text shows a local publication listing rates and deadlines for classified notices and small ads. It references a Cheonicle and mentions costs such as 20 rents per week plus 26 etc, with unclear context about local life and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coluron
Cheonicle
Lini
Conte
Fiat
Nuisance taxes and revolving doors in a cryptic note
A fragmented, opaque excerpt discusses Uncle Sam, nuisance taxes, and comity, using dappled phrasing about revolving doors and dues. It references percentages and payments, mentioning a judge and payouts, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a garbled historical OCR fragment.
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Frankford News
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Grapevine Springs Park
Bill Kirkland
Lubbock
Bill
Abe
Texas Tech
Aang
Gis Simmons
Arkansas
Miwon
Chronicle Scrapbook
Ray Degan
Mason
Texas
Collene
Robert Irby
Wahort
Tom Mason McLendon
Marria
Ray Stovall
Farmers
Runnels
Lakeview Dairy
Atch
Henry Perrys
Uhie Tome
Cleotus Milla Way
Cumby
Eaehboned
Sie
Sean Aren
Arena Ua
Jones
Janette B. Sikes
Weapol
Nana Ube
Aiwerien
Colgr
M Ty Fom
Pat Seo
Chile
Bistortane
Jean
Rio
Carrollion
Carrollton, Texas
McCormick Pharmacy
Uncle Sam
Dave Feure
People's University
A. T. Pilgreen
Pilgreen
First Baptist Church of
Shreveport
Chronicle
Roy McCormick
Rex Good
The
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