Belief in Beauty and Human Dignity Amid Daily Life
Local notices include Rossi Roberts and Mes. Emory Thompson shopping. Mrs. Ira J. Mamimande serving as county health nurse. Mrs. T. Carpenter hosting a bridge afternoon with St Patrick colors. We learn of Beatrice Jobes and William Bacon wedding in Lewisville. students moving to Plaggetuff Arizona. plant and fiber notes on paper-indking quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrz
Ross Roberts
Mes
Emory Thompson
Pullen
Ira J. Mamimande
McCurhill
Centerville Fun Night Visits And Neighbor Gatherings
Centerville residents report a friendly weekend with Mr and Mrs Guy Lingker moving into the old J. 8 Waddle home. A Saturday party at Mr and Mrs Hyrlen Sanders’ house featured lively talk and many guests. Neighbors Clyde and Joe McElroy sold their place and moved nearby. Benard Dierey of Sutton stayed with cousin Jim Gleghorn, Hershel Wayne Erwin spent the night with his grandmother, and Mrs Will Erwin and Mrs T Gleghorn visited Hope. Mrs Janelo Jones and Susie Erwin joined Pate girls, while Paul Buie of Boughton visited Fred Buie. The Erwin family and others attended church and visited Earl Erwin Sunday evening.</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lingker
Dr. J
Waddle Farm
Hyrlen Sanders
Clyde
Joe McElroy
Whude
Hope
Benard Dierey
Sutton
Jim Gleghorn
Hershel Wayne Erwin
Will Erwin
T. &. Gleghorn
Brightwell
Janelo Jones
Pate
Susie Erwin
Earl Erwin
Camily
Paul Buie
Boughton
Fred Buie
Market Report Butterfat and Poultry Prices
Market report lists March butterfat and cream per pound, poultry prices for hens and eggs per dozen, plus livestock figures for cattle and hogs per pound. Includes several garbled terms and missing values but indicates published price categories across dairy meat and eggs.
Texas Officers Seek Green Autos in Lindbergh Case
Dallas police pursued a green Chevrolet coupe with two men and a sleeping child after a driver asked directions to Tulsa. The car, New York plated, sped off toward Plano and a green Chevrolet sedan with New Jersey plate 37105 also drew attention. Occupants included women and a two year old boy. Service slip signed by L H Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Wlues
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tulsa
Ohio
Plano
Here
New York
1,000 Families in Area May Have to Flee Floods
Lafayette La evacuation of about 1000 families near Cypremont after Mendelson Port Bayre levee burst on the Atchafalaya river. Two hundred families moved out Sunday with 80 more likely to desert homes in days. Refugee camps to be set at Breaux Bridge St Martinville and Parks in St Martin parish. Trucks evacuating flood threatened area as levee crevasse floods several thousand acres under wind driven water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapayette
Cypremont
Mendelson-Port Bayre
Atchafalaya
Breaux Bridge
St Martinville
Parks
St. Marti Parish
Harmony and Town News From Sunday Gatherings
Harmony Ab works as If winter by just begun. Gilling by the fire is the order of the day. Roy McWilliams spent Sunday afternoon at the George McMillen home. Miss Madia Huckabee visits her brother Merial Huckabee and wife of Shaver Springs. Mrs Irene McMillen and children Bossie and Howard spent Friday with daughter Mrs Violet Daugherty. Milton Otwell was in town Tuesday. Joe Robert and Curtig Daugherty called at GH McMillen's Sunday. Mrs Joe Daugherty and teens Denyer and Paul Ray spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Amons Daugherty. Milton Rogers called at Thad Vines home Sunday afternoon. Thad Vines called on George McMillen Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Hurola Sinalored Friday night a daughter born. Mother and baby doing nicely. Mrs Nellie Geich and son Leo visited Friday. Mr Dickson were Hope visitors Friday. Orker Muyton called at the George McMillen home Sunday. Mrs Sadie Rogers of Hope spends week with sister Mrs Adell Blanford. Mr and Mrs Milton Cardle spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Hazel Bunford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McWilliams
George MccMilen
Madia Huckabee
Merial Huckabee
Shaver Springs
Irene McMillen
Bossie
Howard
Violet Daugherty
Milton Otwell
Joe Robert
Curtig Daugherty
McMillen
Joe Daugherty
Denyer
Paul Ray
Amons Dougharty
Milton Rogers
Thad Vines
George McMillen
Hurola
Nellie Geich
Leo
Mr. Dickson
Hope
Orker Muyton
Sadie Rogers
Adell Blanford
Milton Cardle
Hazel Bunford
Texas Tiny Baby Grows Heaviest Eight Month Old
Gladys Mae, born in McGregor Texas eight months ago weighing 18 ounces, has grown to eight pounds. Doctors say she is thriving and on track with normal development for her age. The unusual case draws local attention to early growth and infant health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cutys Mae Long
Atote
Gladys Mae
McGregor
Dallas Youth Admits Stealing Stores Safe
Frank Ryan, 14, confessed at the district attorney’s office to stealing a store safe containing about 480 dollars. District Attorney Wilkiny McCraw filed charges against Ryan and accomplices alleged to have helped move the safe in a car to a machine shop where it was opened and hidden behind a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Frank Ryan
Wilkiny McCraw
Ryo
Qecormaplice
Robert Vaughan
Vaughan Heoot
Atynnysil Te
Vaughan
Kyap
Feveph By Ulin Forces Change For Local Trades
A seasoned tradesman now runs a combined gunsmith and clocksmith shop in Indianapolis India. The move marks a shift after years of roving repair work and eulogizes a return to a fixed storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulin
Inedianapolis
Lad
The Mule and Man Debate From Arkansas Banker
A ranch tale portrays a farmer and his mule in a daily grind on a rural farm. The speaker laments sharing the land and labor, noting the mule’s sure footing contrasts with his own strenuous work and a tilted sense of justice. The narrator muses on economics, labor, and political power as he questions who bears the burden.
Secretaries Marry Into Lord Reading's Family
London report says the Marquis of Reading wed last year and his secretary Mrs Famela Casson then became sister in law to the other secretary who married in London. Miss Casson married Lt Cecil Arthur Roy Charnaud, once in the navy now a Rhodesia judge, who is brother to Lady Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Reading
Famela Casson
Cecil Arthur Roy Charnaud
Rhodesia
Charnaud
Lady Reading
Stella Charnes
Lord Reading
Lucky Crowd Pardoned as City Jail Clears Space
EL PASO Texas twenty one prisoners in the city jail were released under clemency recommendations by Chief L T Robey who said jail crowding required room for transients. At release there were eighteen prisoners remaining in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Cuy
Police
L. T. Robey
Gallagher Flour Shipment Notice From New York
A historical fragment notes a flour shipment operation connected to New York, mentioning Gallagher flour and a century old context. The readable text is limited, but indicates trade or production activity linked to flour and the New York area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
New York
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Lasgiter
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Claude Stuart
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