Weekend Visitors and Local Distances in Whitewright
A long list of weekend visitors and family gatherings in Whitewright includes Mr. and Mrs. Riley Tabor with Odell Neal and family from Commerce, James Bradley from Bells, Sherman and ETSC connections, and many others. The note also mentions funeral attendance for Clarence McMillin and new births in the area, with multiple relatives visiting in Denison and Dallas areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Tabor
Odell Neal
Commerce
James Bradley
Bells
Douglas Neal
Sherman
Linda Neal
ETSC
Clarence McMillin
Irene Atterberry
Jean Schwiening
Mary Shaw
Alfred Schwiening Jr
Sonora
Joe Dan
Dallas
Walter Sturdy
George Schumacher
Hazel Mercer
Printess Compton
Jesse Bradshaw
Evelyn Davis
Arvel Wylie
O. L. Pritchard
O. L. Pritchard Jr
Jim Robinson
Grady Riley
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Charlie Bryant
Nettie Groves
Denison
Tom Head
Bonham
J. W. Blakey
Oscar Lyons
Beulah McLain
Princeton
Ben Proctor
Pilot Point
C. H. Moore
J. C. Moore
Savoy
Jim Roberts
Howe
Who Cares and Social Security Reform Debate
An editorial excerpt from the Dallas News notes a Wisconsin push to lower Social Security eligibility to 60. It warns beneficiaries to consider costs, taxes on benefits, and the political tactic of debt financing versus balanced budgeting. It concludes the idea is appealing but dangerous and financially risky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
Congress
Dallas News
Arkansas Courthouse Holds Early Civil Records
Arkansas civil proceedings date back to 1803 in DeWitt at the county courthouse. Denison visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lilley and Mrs. Charley Truett. Sherman guests are Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cathey. Persons from Bowie visited local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas County
DeWitt
Arkansas
Ernest Lilley
Charley Truett
Denison
T. J. Lilley
M. T. Monroe
Raymond Cathey
Sherman
J. E. Henson
Smell Cells Separate For Different Odors
New York scientists propose a two part sense of smell with distinct receptors for pleasant and unpleasant odors. They treated 56 anosmics with high dose vitamin A, restoring smell in 50 and splitting recovery into two steps for many, suggesting specialized nasal cells. Results held only in subjects with intact nasal structures, not those with olfactory nerve damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. Bruce Duncan
Michael Briggs
Pigs that squeal clean gas lines in Southwest
Pigs that run through natural gas pipelines in the Southwest squeal as wire brush covered cylinders are pushed by gas flow to clean walls. The cleaned pigs are then redirected as seven-ton pig diverters for branch sidings.
Largest Tube Turns pipe fittings claim historic weight
The report notes huge Tube Turns units as the heaviest fittings of their kind. Diverters block pigs from the line enabling gas to flow unimpeded. The Everglades bullfrog’s preferred prey is alligators after crawfish. Public record mentions that selling modern accident insurance in the U S began in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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Joe Ross
D. E. McCoy
E. E. Carter
Wayne McLauchlin
Garland
Mike
Debra Bodine
Mesquite
Joe Bodine
Mrs. Leon Wolford
Mrs
J. A. Harper
J. C. Elmore
Harlingen
Mary Everheart
Lubbock
Lillie Gardner
Grady Gillett
Frank Dyer
Durant, Okla
Mary McGaughey
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
Dean Watson
Fort Polk, la
Mrs. Watson
Ray Dodson
Billy Muirhead
C. W. Jordan
Margaret of
Fred Garner
Florena Williams
Sour Lake
Margaret Williams
Corpus Christi
James Compton
Greenville
Jim Williams
Madonna Hospital
Jerome Peschke
Houston
R. C. Vestal
Dennis Lee
Garland Dean Smith
Ernest Smith
Whitewright
Gerald Castellucci
Long Beach
Calif
Janette McCarroll of
A. R. McMurray
Marvin Smith
Clyde Sadler
Fred Waldrop
Gainesville
Waldrop
First Baptist Church
S. N. Plemmons
Lakewood, Calif
Grover Hardcastle
Keith
BIG Tex
White Swan Coffee
Boy-Ar-Dee
Griffin’s Waffle
Idaho Valley
Dixie Land
B. Bag
Shurfine
S&h
Farley & Hardcastle
Chuck
Bologna
Hienz
Gerber
Dole
Tom Brown
Bowie
Thomas Brown
the Sun
Everglades
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