Editor's Musings on town improvements and growth
An editor praises Darby Department Store improvements and local street upgrades on East High Street and Bradburn Road. He notes oil paving replaces patching and hopes for railroad action on crossings. He also reports Roy Nelson finishing homes in Spring Creek Addition and Truman Heddins preparing new development north of the high school.
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Galloway Darby
Darby
East High Street
Bradburn Road
Main
Houston
Roy Nelson
Spring Creek
Truman Heddins
Wimbledon tensions and political musings at the country store
A letter to the editor recalls Wimbledon talk on boycotters, contrasts England and US politics, and quotes local residents Josh Clodhopper Ed Doolittle and Clem Webster on greed, double standards, and federal aid. The writer also notes wedding season trends and jokes about marriage and propriety.
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England
Wimbleton
Josh Clodhopper
Everbody
Josh
Ed _ Doolittle
Josh Down
Nixon
Johnson
Clem Webster
Clem
Bank los in check tampering case due to writer error
Martin bought a used motorcycle and gave a check for eight hundred dollars. The bank paid a forged increase to thirty eight hundred dollars, but the court ruled the loss falls on Martin because he failed to fill the payee name, amounts, and left space before the word eight, inviting alteration. The bank can detect fraud, but liability often rests with the account holder when carelessness enables tampering.
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Martin
Duggan Cleared Of Cattle Theft In Van Zandt
Butch Duggan twenty one of Fruitvale has been cleared of cattle theft charges in Van Zandt County after investigation and polygraph tests. Sheriff Ward says the charges in Henderson County remain pending and Duggan was released on bond. The report notes bank fraud prevention and urges prompt bank notification after forged checks. Written by Wil Bernard for the American Bar Association.
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Duggan
van Zandt
Butch Duggan
Fruitvale
B. W. Ward
Ward
J. W. Brownlow
Henderson County
Brownlow
American Bar Associaion
Texas State Bar Association
Wil. Bernard
American Bar Association
Bread making workshop trains cafeteria staff
The Grand Saline High School cafeteria hosted a Foods Workshop last Thursday with 53 representatives from nearby districts. Mrs Pauline Mostella of the Texas Food Service Agency spoke on proper equipment use and exact measurements, stressing cheerful service and appearance to influence students' attitudes.
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Texas Food Service Agency
Della Kuykendall
Grand Saline
Wills Point
Canton
Edgewood
Fruitvale
Van
Mineola
Yantis
Gilmer
Alba-Golden
Pauline Mostella
Mostella
Local Group Hosts Cafeteria Workshop on Everyday Breads
A local group hosted a workshop for moms and faculty featuring hot rolls cinnamon rolls and various doughs including pizza dough and buns. Demonstrations used a miller to show easy slicing and lunch preparations for Grand Saline students with 12 workers providing balanced meals.
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Kuykendall
Idilia Russell
Dot Jennings
Dorothy
Rev and Mrs Ellis and Jamie Visit Dickersons Friday Night
Rev and Mrs Jim Ellis and their child Jamie visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Dickerson Friday night, sharing conversation and hospitality in a neighborly social gathering.
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Jim Ellis
Jamie
Mrs
Douglas Dickerson
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Che Grad Saline Sim
Main Street
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van Zandt Co
H. L. “Woody” Woodall
H. L. Woodall
Sybie Dickerson
Lloyd Lewis
Jimmy Shields
Jake Newbrough
Sun
Department OF the Treasury
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave. N.W
Washington, D.C
Public Safety
the Government OF
Grand Saline City
Grand Saline, Texas
Groulainen
W. L. Garland
City of
Grand Saline Sun
Bradberry
Virginia Hazel
Saline Lumber Co
Devon Baugh
B. J. Baugh