Twenty Five Years Ago This Week Highlights
A digest of Denton area happenings from the Journal of 25 Years Ago This Week. Notables include Bateman Draper crippled by a soccer scrimmage, community club gatherings hosted by Mrs. Cawley and Mrs. Garey, plant culture tips from Mrs. Kern and Mrs. Norman, and upcoming meeting at Mrs. Owens home. Also noted are a Princeton graduate joining Northern Pacific Railroad at St. Paul, Betted nuptials of Carroll Dulin and Hazel Waldron, a bank teller appointment at Farmers and Merchants State Bank, and the death of prominent Easton businessman Robert B. Dixon. Other items cover obituaries for Kate Flowers and Horatio Murphy, a large church dedication fund, church and school planning, and the sale of Greensborough hotel property. Details include multiple local families, towns like Easton and Burrsville, and individuals such as Rev. W. L. White and Henry P. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
W A. Cawley
Roland T. K. Garey
N. P. Kern
Edith Norman
Fred R. Owens
John Purnell Dennis
Jesse T. Dennis
Preston
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Dennis
Princeton University
Carroll K. Dulin
Hazel Barbara Waldron
Caroline
M. E. Parsonage
Easton
W. L. White
Gilbert Hignutt
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
W. B. Parker
Robert B. Dixon
Eastern Shore
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
F. A. Levering
Baltimore
William T. Norris
J. Kemp Bartlett
Wm. A. Dixon
James Dixon
Talbot
Edgar L. Kinder
Sussex County
Kate Flowers
Caroline County
Horatio Murphy
Burrsville
Hobbs
Moore
Wesley M. E
A. W. Betts
Murphy
W. L. Jump
H. L. Smith
Nellie
Emily
Greenwood
Arthur Scott
Ella
Arthur Jr
Denton
Asa Cohee
Jenevie and
Nora
Central
New Hudsons Shown in Denton by Willey Motor Co
Willey Motor Co Inc displays new 1946 Hudson autos at 6th and Gay in Denton. Postwar styling and mechanical efficiency win quick approval. Early buyers receive priority delivery. current Hudson owners attend viewing of postwar models.
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Hudson
Willey Motor Co., Inc
6Th
Gay Streets
Denton
Bettel
Willey
Hudsons dual style lines lead new auto models
Hudson emphasizes early reconversion and material orders for an integrated plant that boosts completed component production. The firm offers two style lines, Super and Commodore, with six or eight cylinder engines. Initial output focuses on four door sedans with six cylinders, then coupes, and later three passenger coupes and convertibles as demand allows. Eight cylinder models and convertibles will roll out as fast as possible.
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Hudson
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