Local Notes From Farm ers Branch Wisconsin?
Miss Barlyne Marsh returns from Shawn visits with aunt and uncle. Evelyn Ford from Texas City spent week here. Madelyn Hampton visited. Glen Gravely welcomed a new baby boy born Thursday Sept. 2. Leon Willis returned to East Texas after visiting relatives. Manard Ford weekend in Turner Falls Oklahoma. Ray Thompson returned from West Texas after three months away. Mrs Thompson to resume first grade duties Monday. A W Taylor joined Butler Bros in Dallas. Maurine Dennie on vacation. Ted dy Marsh and Ida Mae Hartline wed Sept. 5. Robert Chapman sustained injuries in a car wreck Monday night. Charlie Harrison escaped with minor bruises. Mr and Mrs Charlie Thompson of Dallas visiting Ed Miller. Mrs Bud Maynard hosted Lois Tinsley’s sixteenth birthday party. Sylvia Woods left to spend winter with Rev J A Allison. Bil Kirkland to Texas Tech. Harrison reunion at Everett Harrison home Aug 28 with out-of-town relatives. Ten young men went to Corpus Christi last week. They were Ray Rasberry, Lee Smith, Otis Ras-
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Glen Gravely
Leon Willis
East ‘Texas
Manard Ford
Turner| Falla
Ok'a
Ray ‘Thompson
West Texan
Thompson
A. W. Taylor
Butler Bros
Dallas
Maurine Dennie
Kerry
Charlie Calloway
Jeux Marcom
Eloys McClemier
Hudler
Mac Paul
Omarith
J.P. Johnston
Teddy Marsh
Thin Place
Ida Mae Hartline
Renner
Charlie Thomson
Ed Miller
Bud Maynard
Lois Tinsley
Sylvia Woods
J. A. Allison
Bil Kirkland
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
Local Happenings and Social News in Carrollton
A long list of visits and gatherings across Carrollton and nearby towns. Dallas couples, Ft Worth friends, and Denton visitors share weekly hours with families including the Simmons, Everett, Davis, and McCormick households. A large miscellaneous shower honors Mrs. A B Davis with 160 guests and out of town attendees from several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merdames Paul Vincent
H. M. Kensey
F. McAlister
Dalla
C. W. Bridges
Pleasant Grove
Lewis Thomas
Ernest Bishop
Carney
Jake Vinton
Roy McCormick
J. W. McCoy
Claude Vinson
Mildred McDaniel
W. A. Kelsley
Jay Husky
Jeff Hoskins
Morris Lord
Dalton Hamer
Barney Simmons
D.C
Meador
Elmer Foust
Kay Bynum
Clinton Meador
Ben Davis
Steam
Belt
Hentey
Morgan
M. F. Reynolds
Misses
Mona Morgan
Leta Mae Davis
Neilie Howard
Maurene Isom
Bessie Johnson
New York World's Fair moves 10,000 trees to new exposition site
Landscape engineers outline the relocation of mature trees from five states to the 1216 acre Meadow site. A 35 foot Norway maple and other veterans are moved by modern tree movers as part of shaping a mature park on reclaimed land. Harvey J. Gideon, president of Manufacturers Trust and chair of the fair’s finance committee, oversees the process with Grover Whalen, president of the fair corporation, during a horseback tour.
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New York
Norway
Howe
Hunter
Harvey J. Gideon
Manufacturers ‘Trust Company
Grover Whalen
Fair Corporation
Alte
Newspaper offer nudges readers to subscribe for yearlong service
A vintage advertisement invites readers to subscribe with a 52 week service plan offered at nominal prices. It encourages in person sign ups or mail orders. The tone reflects a period promotional pitch common to early newspaper classifieds.
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Farmers Branch News
Barlyne Marsh
Shawn
Evelyn Ford
Texas City
Madelyn Hampton
Harrisons
Everett Harrison
Harrison
G. L. Thompson
Stalla Tate
Buffalo Gap
Corps Christi
Ray Rasberry
Lee Smith
Otis Ras
Hebron
Bud Toomba
Jimmie Reed
Ft. Worth
Allie Huntley
Quannah
Roy and
Fred Everett
J. Q. Young
Worth
Tte Seminary
Birdie Bell Brown
Howard Kensey Nty
Denton
J. L. Holbert
Mra
R. T. Davia
Clarence Davis
Dalia
G. F. Tom
Carrollton
Nennie McCormick
John Tsom
Lillian Walker
Sadie Crane
Paul Davis
Kate McCormick
New Mexico
A.b.davis
Ajax
Della Mae Howard
iMesdames RT. Davis
Ned Everett
Paul + Davie
W.R. Lott
F. M. Howsard
Ach
Armenia
Aelins
Cowe
Plano
L. F. Blanton
Janette B. Sikes
People’s University
A. T. Pilgreen
Pilgreen
First Baptist Church of
Shreveport
Chronicle
Rex Good
The
Carrollton Chronicle
Carrollton, Texas
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