Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and Marriages
Page lists numerous families visiting relatives and traveling for the weekend. Entries include weddings and engagements such as Willie Loyd Hanshew and Thelma Pauline Parker, Joe Lumrance Barber and Miss Dean Den, and Doane Tenis with Mary Frances Lane, alongside residents from Dallas Fort Worth Cleburne and Houston visiting kin in Glen Rose and the Rio Grande Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Wilber
Acadé
Alma Smt
Jane Butaber
Dallas
W. M. Cure
Thompson
Thoms Davin
Altimpsings
Miles
Ates
Jehu E Roberton
Hira
John F. Nelson
Cleburne
Weary Thompson
Fort Worth
Parwnte
Nod Mw
J. Lew Fsmith
B.C Chomnuth
Peliagwes
Plaiter
Hr Parent
Mra. C
Porter
Pred Meond
Hunde
J. P. Word
Glen Rove
Marion Clark
Wd Bary
Jesse Gandy
Mexico
John Robertson
Grimes
Frank Ieimen
Houston
Alle Wilmoth
Licena
Willie Loyd Hanshew
Thelma Pauline Parker
Joe Lumrance
Mins
Dean den
Doane Tenis
Mary
Frances Lane
Local bill passage prompts tense Senate show
In a tense session in Austin on June 10, Kelley pressed a local bill banning aviation to the Senate. After weeks of effort, Kelley’s maneuver succeeded as the bill passed, drawing reactions from supporters and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
Kalley
Ted
Typhoid Vaccination and Public Health Warnings
A fragmented health column urges vaccination against typhoid, stressing carriers and contaminated food as outbreak sources. It notes water and milk safety, public health measures, and consulting a physician to arrange vaccination before travel, urging proactive protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Dalian
Umuch
Alto
Woman Freed on 108 Bond After Husband Seat Meridian
June 10 report from Meridian notes Walter D. died from gunshot wounds at home. A man named Hin and Mr. Gee are connected to five children, with details about an examining trial proceeding Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusband
Meridian
Walter D
Methodist
Ghureh
Eyworth League
Wallace N. Danson
ANH AT COPPERAS COVE AIDS YOUTHS AT RANCH
Homely feature on the S. S. Southwestern Sheep and Goat Raiser about Boys' Town style camp near Copperas Cove. It notes 27 boys from Flying Eyes live at Sloys Ranch founded by Mr. and Mrs. Dawson in 1904, aiming to provide a home, schooling, meals, and care with minimal past inquiry upon admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppreas Cove
Fife
Boye’ Ranch
Cove
Southwestern
Sloys’ Ranch
Mes
R. E. Dawson
Cop ‘Erat Cove
Hy Ip
Oller
Finile Ranch
Tire
Pension report sparks Johnson address in Texas
Mrs J M Wallace and John Fiatk visited in Vernon Texas as Lyndon Johnson spoke via statewide radio to over 100 pension age residents. The senator read a letter from President Roosevelt praising the pension program and urged action while thanking local neighbors for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wallace
John Fiatk
Homervin
Texas
Wal Eace
Moulton
Raoanvelt
Lyndon Johnwor
Johnson
Wee
Keaoh
Awhone
Johnaoin
Aohnson
Roosevelt
Sentral Texas Couurresamman'r
Baldridges Travel to Galveston for Texas Press Meeting
Mr and Mrs Robert L Baldridge left Wednesday for Galveston to attend the Texas Press Association annual meeting. They traveled via Austin with their daughter Dorothy who attends as a representative of the National Youth Administration, working with the publicity department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Baldridge
Galveston
Texas Press Association
Hey
Austin
Rom
Dorothy
National Youth Administration
Pleasant Cubs Open Sigte Named Game
Fragmentary text mentions Pleasant Cubs and a game open, with unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Abeund Pleasant Cubs
Senator Houston Given Four Committee Posts
June 5 The Senate Thursday approved the assignment of Senator Andrew Jackson Houston of Texas to four committees filling the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Morris Sheppard. He was named to commerce post offices and post roads interoceanic canals and the District of Columbia. The note continues with local church notices and family visits in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Washington
Senate
Andrew Jackson
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Commerce
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolinas
Hesco
Columbia
Community News From Kinlstone And Surrounding Areas
Visitors noted from Dallas Port Arthur and Waco with families and church attendance. Local deaths reported for T W Grims. Family events include a farewell party for Madge Anderson heading to Abilene. Rodeo attendance by Gap residents and plans for Dallas school enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lew Killion
Ciftoets
Jim Jones
Price Wallace
Port Arthur
Francis Lee
Fort Worth
Bam Ruenell
Snl
Jones
Carson Sellere
Wayne Eason
Kinslatore
Ollie Tindall
Gap
T. W. Grims
G. W. Gunn
Clyde ‘Worthan
Waco
Vernon Olson
Bina Ewal
Berg
Ida Nelson
Jonesboro
Madge Anderson
the Lake
Abilene
Army trainee from Litton wins edge in 29 languages
Camp Wolters Texas June 3 Private Richard A Litton holds a seat edge over peers at the replacement center He can cuss the sergeant in two languages Litton was born in England studied there and specialized in modern speech He arrived in November 1986 earned citizenship papers two months later He began full fledged citizenship next Ant blood country He has worked as translator and writer for a Hollywood studio Selectee Litton hopes to use his language knowledge for military purposes as an interpreter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wolters
Texas
Richard A. Litton
United States Army
Litton
England
Holly
Wood Motion Picture Studio
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Toma
Sormrude's Grocery and
Weiners Small Alse, Th
Theaion Eeters
Maxi Mowe
Winnitg
Tiest Roes
ANH
Copperas Cove
Mcclendon Ranch
Dorothy Duane Glazener
W. Glazer
Melanchon Ranch
Providence
W. W. Mons
Clifton
L. W. Glazener
Mons
Hospital
A. P. McLendon
Hovie
Smith Bend
Itr
M. ¥. Danson
Gar Jenera
Salyers
Danson
Gardin
South Slifton
Deason
Dhawnkill
Wilson Cowen
von. Waller
Amarillo
Mr. Cowen
Ahn R. Cowen
University of Texas
Poage
Congress
Ilimese
Cusso
Marlene Dietrich
New Orleans
Paramount
Richard
Arta
Sunday
Monday Jean Arihue
Tre Devil
M188
Tieient
Doane Receere
Swift
Kotex
Meeer
Wtnl
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