LOCAL MISS FLAME Crowley Seeks 18th District Run
Crowley announces potential candidacy for Congress in the 18th Congressional District. Details mention a September 2 gathering and discussions with county officials about party alignment and a possible bid in 1940s era politics. No final decision has been made. Graham Purcell is the Democratic incumbent.
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Frank Cromey
Vaio Coum
Tory
Megan
Cuoveey
Ireliaiany
Cngriowe
GOW
Graham Purcell
Crowley
Phone Crews Rush To Flood Stricken Area
Warnett Kettrey notes dispatch of telephone crews from the N o e e s a s Area of General Telephone Co to aid repairs after a storm damaged 34 exchanges. Generals Southern Division and emergency units muster heavy equipment and vehicles to restore service across the South West region and return lines to normal.
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Warnett Kettrey
Staton Tole
Crewn
Noeesas
Tetephone Couny
Ahrmuphos
Southern Division
Tale ‘Hane
Failues
Kelihid Ai
Texchanges
Kimmergency
South Weal Company
Pepi
Monite
Community celebration thanks and gratitude note
A message from James R Makshl, Chairman, thanking every group and individual who patieted and assisted the Chamber during the event. Special thanks to Armers Broach-bec citizens for their support, noting the celebration would not be worthwhile without them.
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Whl
Esis Lal
Armers
James R Makshl
MISS FARMERS BRANCH NAMED MISS FARMERS BRANCH
A local pageant crowned Miss Farmers Branch with a parade and awards event. Winners include noted contestants and marching groups, with table of prize names and notable entries. The ceremony featured community figures and local organizations, including a parade roster and honoring various participants.
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Satwol
Main
Mms Chaygh
Bee Aller Svenahe Mane
Toot
Martin Calton
Tower Meany Son
Lionttes
Mhce
Turner Tigh
Turner High PTA Holds First Meeting
Turner High PTA gathers for its first 1960s style meeting marking the year theme Developing Or Notalsborhoa and a bake sale fundraiser in the cafeteria. Parents learn about the program and ways to support the PTA while children attend activities and hear from PTA spokesmen.
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Turner High Pta
Turner
PTA
Peredis oTo
Rooney
Oridine
Civitans Donate to Special Education Dept
Local Civitan group contributes to the Special Education Department with equipment and tape recorders. The article notes improved classroom resources and plans for further support to five community programs.
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Civitans
Catron
Darian
Moen
Catan Ch
Coe
Theater 34 Opening Play Delays and Details
Theater 34 works on opening play amid delays and confusion. The forthcoming production at the Valley is set to debut October 8 with performances at Bennie Hale and Ballantine venues, featuring actor appearances and local theater figures.
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Theater 34
Parker Maitei
New York
Bennie Hane
Ela Ballantine
Area Elks Lodge to Be Formed and Meeting Notes
A prospective Area Elks Lodge outlines formation plans and a September meeting. Key participants include chair Kole, secretary John Sunthimor, and Tex BD Novi Maat Blt. The program covers finance and community service with 100,000 dollars annually in projected expenditures and alignment with local farmers and Dallas area units. The meeting set for September 20 at Partners House aims to approve bylaws, elect officers, and present lodge activities and charitable goals.
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Imy
Gene Norton
Grand Pratrie
Tex
Wranehy Carron
Lewisville
Aion
North Dalla
Sanaither
Pariners
Untitled fragment hints at names and dates in a New York item
Disjointed OCR text references Parker Avery Mevine and other names amid scattered phrases about New York events. It mentions dates, figures, and possible court or financial notes but intelligible details are sparse.
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Sly
Leas
Dion Kapakoc
Spach
New York
Anatvaaan
Parker Avery Mevine
Avery Hand
Tela Assne
Winger Groven
Orven
Renan
Jan Parker
Bovine
Thompson
Domino Checker Championship Crowned Across Regions
Chaotic OCR summary shows a national domino checker contest with a grand champion titled to a player from Lakewood and other finalists from Cabell and nearby districts. The event spans late September with multiple heats, reporting unclear dates but highlighting public interest and extensive participation from players like Travis and Peery.
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Re Armory Tage
Ventei
Pst Batak Cay Rain
Chee
Ant
Re Farmers
Tmeh
Cornation Ken Agrfower
Ehateoia
Johony Henan
Secede
Ryplied
Lam Ory
Emerd
Elweber
Hue
Wml
Messrs
Crohn
Travis
Lakewood
Great Knoe
World Series Games 10 Change at Central Bank TV Farm Branch
A garbled World Series note references Games 10 at Farmers Branch and a new grade school. It mentions TV farm banking, timing for games, and potential attendance shifts. Listed are names and dates obscured by OCR errors, with a 1968 context implied by the closing line.
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Central Bank
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