Local Roundup and Notices From Graham Area
Bowman makes a trip to orth the first of the week. Harrell of Newcastle visits Graham on Monday. Mr and Mrs W E Stephens call at The Leader office Saturday. Mr and Mrs Pat Wood have a new boy born last Thursday. Spoonts family of Archer City visit Ed Cox Monday. Ruth Tidwell ill with grip, improving. John Nettleblade of Newcastle in Graham on business. 500 Brunswick and Columbia Records just received. Earp Music Co for sale or trade a 1922 Standard Eight Touring car in fine condition with about 5800 miles.
Nashville Post Office Sees Staff Exchange In City
J. L. Norton of Nashville Tennessee arrived this week to take over a post at the Nashville office. He succeeds Mr. McCoy who moved to the Nashville office, effectively exchanging positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Norton
Nashville
Tennesee
Mr. McCoy
Renewal notices and moves in Loving and Poughkeepsie
W F Tiffin of Loving renewed for The Leader for another year. Robert Stewart left for Poughkeepsie New York to enter Eastmans Business College. Latest Popular Sheet Music just received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Tiffin
Loving
Robert Stewart
Poughkeepsie
New York
Eastman’s
Business College
Sheriff John W. Saye Moves to Wichita Falls
John W. Saye and his family relocated to Wichita Falls last Saturday. Saye has served as Young County sheriff for two years. Miss Bess Edwards, District Home Demonstration Agent of the A and M college, visited Miss Blanche Smith, the local agent, on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Saye
Wichita Falls
Saye
Young County
Bess Edwards
A. & M. College
Blanche Smith
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Attended by Local Officials
A. W. Kay R. E. Lynch and D. Walker attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Wichita Falls Tuesday night to discuss upcoming local business and civic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kay
R. E. Lynch
D. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Falls
Proffitt of Fresno renews subscription last week
The Leader notes the renewal of J. W. Proffitt of Fresno California for another term. Proffitt was for many years a substantial citizen of the county, reflecting his long standing involvement in local affairs and readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Proffitt
Fresno
California
Proffitt
County
Brown and Richardson visit city for school business and taxes
J. E. Brown and son Hulet Brown, with C. T. Richardson of True, came to the city on Tuesday. Brown attended to school business while Richardson accompanied him to pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brown and Son
Hulet Brown
C. T. Richardson
True
Mr. Brown
Mr. Richardson
Evans family returns from Odessa trip
Rev. J. E. Evans and family returned last week from a visit with relatives in Odessa Texas. They traveled by car and reported fine weather and an enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Evans
Odessa
Texas
For Sale or Trade Ford 1920 Chandler Touring Car
Buyer offers purchase or trade for a Ford. Dr Be of Fort Worth visited Mrs Sloan who has pneumonia and is resting easier but still critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chandler
Dr. Be
Fort Worth
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Arnold Illness Narrows to Pneumonia Fear
Fred T. Arnold was sick last Sunday with concerns of pneumonia but returned to his office early this week. His daughter Kathryn was ill last week and is also improving.
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Fred T. Arnold
Kathryn
Man from Wichita Falls visits ailing wife in Fort Worth
Co. V. Hamrick returned Monday from Wichita Falls where his wife remains in critical condition after a fall last autumn caused by a truck hit by a Fort Worth and Denver engine. Doctors say the outcome is uncertain and Hamrick fears she may never fully recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Hamrick
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Denver
Wicker Promoted to Foreman at Rock Island Yards
Co. A. Wicker of Rock Island, after more than ten years with the firm, leaves Graham for Fort Worth to assume the foreman ship of the Rock Island yards. He earned the promotion and many friends regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wicker
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Wicker
Graham
Mrs. Farmer Improves and Returns Home
Mrs. N. S. Farmer recovering from pneumonia and improving after being moved from the hospital to the home of her sister Mrs. J. T. Rickman on South Elm Street.
Newcastle resident visits courthouse amid tax payment month
Rk J Johnson of Newcastle visits the courthouse as residents across the county flock there this month to pay taxes and obtain automobile numbers before penalties apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. J. Johnson
Newcastle
Court House
Graham Tire Shop Ad Highlights Zic Remington Tires
The note praises Zic Remington Tires as the best, credited to Graham Tire Shop. It emphasizes durability and performance in a concise promotional line aimed at local customers.
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Remington
Graham Tire Shop
Epworth League Enjoys Service in Murray Church
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church to Graham visited Murray Sunday afternoon and gave a program at the church there. Mrs. Bowman joined the youth group. They appreciated the trip and the opportunity to render a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodists
Graham
Murray
Aunt Betty Medlan renews Leader subscription
Aunt Betty Medlan, a longtime reader and friend of The Leader, visited the office last week and renewed her subscription, a gesture that lightens the editor's burdens and highlights her valued loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Medlan
Leader
The
Whitfield and son visit Graham for oil dividend
J. M. Whitfield and his son Jeff toured Graham on Tuesday to review oil interests in the Eliasville field and collect a monthly dividend. Whitfield, who has read The Leader for about forty years, noted the paper’s long local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Whitfield
Jeff
Graham
Eliasville
Mrs Anna M Pancoast in Seymour for hotel talks
Mrs Anna M Pancoast of the Capitol hotel spent last week in Seymour conferring with a local hotel committee about opening a hotel there. She has two years of success running the Capitol hotel in Graham and is not planning to leave Graham.
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Anna M. Pancoast
Capitol Hotel
Seymour
Pancoast
Graham
Uncle Pink Brooks Renews for The Leader After Forty-Six Years
Uncle Pink Brooks, over eighty but with a young spirit, renews his subscription to The Leader which has been in the community for forty six years. He confirms the correspondent’s fair portrayal of him and notes his long tax-paying residence in Young County. He supports the aim of helping people who wish to go to Arkansas learn the language and expects his new teacher to be capable.
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Pink Brooks
Young County
Arkansas
Forest Service Maps National Forest Wildlife Ranges
The 157000000 acres within the national forests cover wide geographic areas and include portions of the natural ranges of every wild life species known to have existed in the continental United States according to the Forest Service of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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United States
Forest Service
Graham Music Club Hosts Mrs Duncan in January Meeting
Graham Music Club, hosted by Mrs. B. A. Duncan, met Wednesday with several absentees due to sickness. Miss Velma Adams played To Spring and Mrs. Abraham sang I Heard 2 Thrush It Eve, while a chorus closed the program. The club joined the Federated Womans Clubs of Texas, and discussed inviting Carl Venth to Graham with the High School Athletic Club. An exhibition of Pharaohs Horses surprised the group for Shawnee School’s 7th Grade tag day aid. Next meeting set for February 7 with Mrs. M. G. Cheney.
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B. A. Duncan
Graham Music Club
E. C. Reed
Rupert Hughes
Greig
Velma Adams
Ibss Adams
Federated Womans’ Clubs of
Texas
Young County
Harrison
Graham
Carl Venth
Venth
Allen
Pharoah
M. G. Cheney
Card of Thanks from Stoffers family for support
We thank many friends and neighbors for kind words and deeds during the sickness and death of our dearest baby. Grateful for the many floral offerings from Mr and Mrs G C Stoffers and Mr and Mrs H C Stoffers.
Local resident ill in city. two children also reported sick
Raymond Laslie of Eliasville is in the city today after several days of illness. Little Mary Louise Wagner, granddaughter of Mrs. Ammie Gatlin, is also noted as quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Laslie
Eliasville
Mary Louise Wagner
Ammie Gatlin
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John Nettleblade
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Earp Music CO
Lesage Motor CO
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