Memorial Day Observances Across America On Ration
Memorial Day events marked by remembrance of fallen service members. President attended ceremonies at Arlington as soldiers paraded in cities nationwide. Navy flowers and tributes flowed to graves including Akron disaster victims, honoring those who gave their lives for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Arlington Ceme
Newick
Navy
Akron
Atlantic Sea
Gettysburg
Anothhen
Local Health Advisory Confuses Readers In Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text hints at public health guidance about poison and rats with unclear timing and directions. The unreadable lines mention training and a Saturday reference, but key details are missing.
Local residents in Ok home City noted in McKinney area
A fragmented note lists residents including Kifingeworth and spouse Jenry Misa Louie Athott with unclear details about location, attire, and appearance. Other names appear in disjointed lines such as Gateley, Blas, Gate, Martin, Shawne, and McFer.
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Kifingeworth
Jenry Misa Louie Athott
Okhome
McKinney
Ics
Addis
Former McKinney Mother Buried in Van Alstyne
Mrs P G Smith, mother of Mrs R F McGarr, buried at Key Methodist Church Van Alstyne after funeral led by Rev K R Isbell. Burial next to her husband. Grandsons Chalmer Fleeting Guy Sterting Richard J McGarr Robert Weaver Bailey Bruce Rey served as pallbearers. Survivors include several relatives.
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R. F. McGarr
Guy Sterting
Richard J. McGarr
Robert ‘i
T. i
Weaver Bailey
Bruce Rey
J A. Diz
Judge A. S
Dok Roberts
Grover Cantrell
Betty Jo’s Active Battle Under Care in District Court
A fragmented report notes Betty Jo Geers engaged in a dispute over guardianship with a focus on care arrangements. Details remain unclear as the text shows garbled OCR, but the case concerns custody or protective care in a local district setting.
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Betty Jo- Ee
Master ae Kithy of the Cil continues to improve
A brief note reports Master ae Kithy of the Cil remains in a period of ongoing improvement. Authorities or observers have not released additional details about the condition or timing of further updates.
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Ae Kithy
The
Cilpens
Sig
Col Goebel to Visit McKinney in Near Future
A. H. Bubanks reports a letter from Col Art Goebel an aviator who spent weeks in McKinney's hospital after a May 25 1932 crash. Goebel plans to fly into McKinney late this week in his own plane with orange wings and will land near the city if the field east of town is usable. He has recovered from the injury and will demonstrate stunts to locals during his visit.
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A. H. (Hardy) Bubanks
Mc Kinney
Col. Art
McKinney
City
Los Angeles
New York
Iage
Mr. Eubanks
East & McKinney
East Fork Creek
Goebel
I McKinney
Beento
First Carload of 1933 Wheat Marketed in US From Oklahoma
The article notes what is believed to be the first carload of 1933 wheat marketed in the United States. From Grandfield, Oklahoma, the shipment went toward Falls, Texas, with buyers including George T. Carroll and Paul, and mentions sale to W. H. Murray of Oklahoma and to President Roosevelt. Carroll delivered Grandfield’s first load on Monday, marking a second consecutive year as originator of the season’s first wheat car. Floyd Helly of Wichita County, Texas, previously sold Falls’ first load of wheat last year.
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United States
Grandfield
Falls
Texas
George T. Caroll
Paul
RI. Field
Saree Rain Company
Carroll
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Grandfiela
Floyd Helly
Wichita County
Wichita Falls
Quarterly Meeting WMU June 6 at Westminster
The Collin County Baptist Women's Missionary Union will hold its quarterly meeting at Westminster on Tuesday June 6 opening at 10 with a focus on young people's work. Miss Campbell of Wylie will lead the morning devotional and Little Misses McCoy will sing a duet. Dr. J H Cozad will deliver the day’s sermon.
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Collin County Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Westminster
One Campbell
Wylie ¥. W. A
Robbie
Sue McCoy
J. R. McCoy
G. A
First Baptist Church
R. C. Fortner
Plano
Southern Baptist Convention
Joy Leake
A. L. Leake
J. H. Cozad
Rebekah Wilcox
F. E. Wilcox
John Green
Baptist Women of Texas
Robert E. Beddoe
Baylor College
Death marks 1910 Lions club in Durant funeral
Mr and Mrs W H Knott and relatives traveled to Durant to attend a funeral. The ceremony honored the deceased member of the Lions Club, the club's first loss since its 1910 founding.
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W.H. Knott
Arnold Improves After Seven Months at State Hospital
George W. Arnold son in law of Mr and Mrs J G Leoper of Dallas County spent seven months and ten days at the Ter state hospital with a good family circle and many friends in the Rhea section and McKinney area relieved to learn of his improved condition.
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Pati
Ter
George W. Arnold
J. G. Leoper
Dallas
Gelina
McKinney
Arnoli
Onion crate assembly underway for 1933 Seaton in county
Ten men work in the rear of Bryah Brothers store on East Louisiana Street assembling thousands of onion crates for the 1933 onion season opening over the county. Bryah Brothers and PL R. Westmoreland coordinate the project with Westmoreland planning to sell most crates to local onion growers.
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Bryah Brothers
East Loulsieng
Seaton
Bry
Me Bros
PL. R. Oreland
Spanish War Veterans Camp Monthly Meeting Report
Henry A. Wiley Camp No. 29 United Spanish War Veterans held its May meeting at the Daily Courier Gazette offices. Officers Walter B. Wilson A M Russell and Hugh L. Kirkpatrick presided with solid attendance. Past President F Perkins reported on the state encampment and reflected on the Spanish American War’s outcome and the United States rise as a world power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wiley
United Spanish War Veterans
Daily Courier-Gazette
Weekly
Democrat-Gazette
Walter B. Wilson
A. M. Russell
Hugh L. Kirkpatrick
F. Perkins
Anns
Cuba
Tes
Hi i. Kirkpatrick
Jim P.as
R. R
Princeton
Anna Teachers Present Pupils In Recital
Anna teachers S J Smith W G Strother and Anna Lou Powell presented six pupils in a recital in the high auditorium Friday night. The program included Martin Roy Whaley Smith Oulda Nixon Clare Lair Mogeansotas James Brown Doris Bonner Jack Lair Betty Hagin Mrs W D Martin WG Oneal Ann Jack Strother Tom Billie Strother Lair and Billie Bagin Arma Belle Hen.
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S. J. Smith
W. G. Strother
Anna Lou Powel
Ace
Anna
D Martin
Roy Whaley
Smith
Oulda Nixon
Clarae Lair
Mogean Sotas
James Brown
Doris Bonner
Jack Lair
Betty Y Hagin
W. D. Martin
Oneal
Ann Jack Strother
Tom Billie. Strother
Lair Ari Biliie Bagin
Arma Belle Hen
Wittam fae covers on for appen in
A brief item notes Wittam securing covers for an appen project. Details are limited in the fragment, but the note confirms protective gear measures are in place for field work.
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Wittam Fae
Four Nations to Study Wheat Prices in City Conference
Representatives from the United States Argentina Australia and Canada will meet in London on Wednesday to discuss restricting wheat production to reduce surplus. The plan aims to cut acreage, use existing stocks, and seek World Economic Conference backing with pledges from major producers. Frederick E. Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune backs drastic acreage reductions.
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London
United States
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Geneva
Russia
Piedges
Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
Death of Mrs. Catherine Smith at LaBelle Missouri
Misses Bessie and Byrdie Keen report the death of Mrs. Catherine Smith, mother of Mrs. J P Crouch, at her LaBelle home. She died Tuesday while en route home from visiting friends in McKinney. Mrs. Crouch, who had many friends here, had left Saturday to return to her mother.
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Bessie
Byrdie Keen
Catherine Smith
J. P. Crouch
LaBelle
Missouri
Crouch
McKinney
Mrs. Crouch
Edith Strode elected vice president of Odeon club
Miss Edith Strode daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Strode of near the city was elected vice president of the Odeon club at Texas State College for Women Denton. The deaf music club sponsors annual meets courses and monthly programs and Strode also belongs to Betsy Ross Literary Villagers French and college choir. She studies with Willam E Jones and will give junior and senior voice recitals next year. This year she has performed on WFAA WR Kies and WBAP Fort Worth. Ray Hamilton is confined at the home of Mr and Mrs Obe McCollum with the measles.
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Edith Strode
W. N. Strode
Texas State College Women
Denton
Odeon Club
Strode
Betsy Ross
Villagers
Willam E. Jones
Department of Magic
Miss Strode
WFAA
Kies
WBAP
Fort Worth
Local residents recover from eye surgery in McKinney Hospital
Mrs. K. PD of this city is recovering from an eye operation performed at McKinney City Hospital. Mrs. T. D. Brown of near Celima continues to show improvement after treatment.
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K. PD. Thp
McKinney City Hospital
T. D. Brown
Celima
Property Holders Urged to Improve Homes and Support Local Trades
Local advisory urges property holders to invest in labor and materials while prices are favorable. McKinney hosts several paint and hardware merchants and a number of skilled Chandler painters offer affordable, factory-style work to enhance buildings, civic appearance, and property longevity. Chandler repapered and repainted multiple local homes on West Hunt Street West Virginia Street and West Louisiana Street.
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McKinney
Chandler
West Hunt Street
Alea
Will
Gerrish
West Virginia Street
Lucie Hines
West Louisiana Street
Mrs. Alice C. Howard Dies After Illness at 76
Mrs. Alice C. Howard aged 76 died at her home 1008 North Church Street Tuesday night May 30 at 10 40 after about two months illness. She was born May 30 1857 in Missouri daughter of Zachrus Jennings. Survived by several children including Daniel L. Howard Fort Worth J W McGarrah McKinney Charles I. Howard Porthad Oregon Jack Howard Brownwood Mrs. Fred Lozier Kellyville Okla Richard Howard Idaho Falls Idaho Frances Morgan McCamey Tex Morris Howard preceded her. Funeral Wednesday at 3 o clock from the family residence with Rev. G B Bradshaw officiating. Interment in Pe- cemetery.
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Alice C. Howard
North Church Street
Daniel L. Howard
Fort Worth
J. W. McGarrah
McKinney
Charles I. Howard
Porthad
Ore
Jack Howard
Brownwood
Fred Lozier
Kellyville
Okla
Richard Howard
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Frances Morgan
McCamey
Texas
Qme
Morris Howard
G. B. Bradshaw
Special Summer Rate at McKinney Public Library
Miss Faye Wilcox announces a three month summer rate of fifty cents from June 1 to September 1 to boost reading among people with limited time. The annual fee remains one dollar with rising library interest and donations, including a 75 volume gift from Editor F. Carlie Thompson.
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Faye Wilcox
McKinney
F. Carlie Thompson
McKinney Natives and Local News Briefs
R C Heathington and associates depart for Chicago in a Chevrolet to tour the Century of Progress exposition for a week to ten days. Mike Harrington, son of County Judge J Frank Harrington, returns home from hospital after an appendicitis operation. Frances Duer receives a $25 graduation gift from her brother Tom Duer in the United States Navy now stationed in New York where he has served twelve years and earned a creditable record.
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R. C. Heathington
Underwood Chevrolet Car Company
Ray Roberts
W. O. Tittle
Cameron Helms
Chicago
Mr. Heathington
Chevrolet
Mike Harrington
J. Frank Harrington
Louisiana Street
Frances Duer
McKinney High School
Tom Duer
United States Navy
New York
Tom
McKinney
Navy
Improper Care After Fall Injury At McKinney City Hospital
Mrs. C. B. was admitted to McKinney City Hospital after a fall that broke both arms and injured her back. She is now receiving treatment and care for her injuries.
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McKinney City Pital
Tina Mae Lite Miss Hospital Treatment Update
Tina Mae Lite Miss of Route 3 McKinney remains a patient at City Hospital in Rete where she continues receiving treatment.
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Tina Mae
McKinney
Rete
Trentmaen
Local Notables and Visitors Reported in May 1908
May 30 1908 notes list John K Smith East business visitor Lyman McDonald Earl Tey returning from Kentucky Military Institute Mrs Wiley O Feese and tren of Amarillo visiting Alderman S T Hammond Rev W B Carnes and Miss Beulah attending Decoration day event Lottie Payne of Palm visiting cousin Tom Wilkins and singing at Lone Oak Prof E G Brown seeks wholesale job Attorney L J Truett and cement work on Se Tennessee street Miss Mattie Lou Webb Baylor connection noted.
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Mexico
Mus
J. Fe
Gateley
Blas
Ay Pignt - Gate- Martin
da Tite
Twee Boease Io
Shawne Dwin McFer
M’kinney
van Alstyne
Blackburn
Albert Blackburn
Oh Tanooga
Tennéstes
P Oaar
Saeco Sarth
Sherfian
Joe Smith
Abies
Aix Sr
Rewlett
Sisoon
Wy Bal
Col. Goebel
Masonic
Wallace Hughston
Tex- We Manons
Masonic Home High School
Abner McCall
Salman
Harold McClure
Young i. McCall
Ie At Bay
Texas Masonry
Thomas Fletcher
Masonic Home Board
Nat Washer
Sancg
A. A. Ross
Lock
Gus Brandt
Houston
Mike
Elmer Ren
Rae Ee
Masonic H
Tom Leradems
Re Gibbs
Richard Jey
Motail
Harold Mo
Wm.u
M’kinney Girl Music Club
Ray Hamilton
Mrs. Obe McCollum
M’kinney Public Library
John K. Smith
East
Ourfice
Lyman McDonald
Earl Tey
Kentucky Military Institute
Mrs
Wiley O. Feese and
Tren of
Amarillo
Alderman and
S. T. Hammond
W. B. Carnes
Miss Beulah
Mt. Zion
New
E. G. Brown
L. J. Truett
Tennessee Street
Mattie Lou Webb
Ak - Baylor
Edis. Wilcox
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