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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

2

Stedham Seeks Justice of the Peace Post in Grayson Co

Guy H. Stedham of Whitewright announces his candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Precinct No 3 Grayson County subject to the Democratic primary July 23. He is 23, a Navy veteran burned in service, and pledges a square deal to all court dealings. He will campaign actively and asks voters to consider his bid.

Guy H. Stedham Whitewright Sun Precinct No Grayson County Stedham Royse Cit W. H. Stedham United States Navy Byrne Commercial College Dallas

Local Social Notes Highlight Ely and nearby towns

Miss Lois Smith of Ely spent Sunday with Miss Lou Ellen Martin. Mrs. A. P. Standford of Kentuckytown visited her son Rev. J. D. Fleming. Miss Ruth Burris hosted a group at an egg roast. Rev and Mrs. Fleming and daughter Verna Faye were Bonham visitors. Multiple neighbors visited relatives in Mahurin, Ravenna, and Savoy.

Lois Smith Ely Lou Ellen Martin A. P. Standford Kentuckytown J. D. Fleming Lucy Parkinl Ravenna Ruth Burris Gertrude Brown Pauline Smith Merle Fleming J. B. Burris Homer Mahurin H. L. Martin Bonham Verna Faye Gertrude Robbie Brown Bennie Rufferts Savoy Dorothy Medearis Helen Burris Orangeville Fannie Robbins Whitewright Ina Cambron Reynolds Haliburton Luther Cambron Vivian Hardcastle

Seven Year Old Chicago Teacher Breaks Grade Bar

Joanna Xenos, a seven year old in Chicago, accelerated through eight grades in two years under Principal Alfred W. Schroeder. The prodigy, raised in tenements by immigrant parents, teaches a small class and plans to attend high school and college to become a history and mathematics teacher.

Chicago Joanna Xenos Alfred W. Schroeder Schroeder George Xenos Joanna

Foreclosure of Lien Against Irene Gray Property Sherman Texas

Public citation in Grayson County Texas for Irene Gray to appear May 1932 in the 15th District Court. Plaintiff American Life Insurance seeks judgment for $1122.51 plus interest and fees on a note of May 14 1929, against defendants L B Golson Gladys Golson John Gray Irene Gray and Central Life Assurance Society. Property described as Lot 11 and south 25 feet of Lot 9 in Block 11 Green Mount Addition Sherman Texas.

State OF Texas District Court Grayson County Grayson Irene Gray 15Th Judicial District Sherman American Life Insurance Company L. B. Golson Gladys Golson John Gray Central Life Assurance Society Green Mount Texas

Navy size debate centers on 120 ships over ten years

Congress to decide Navy expansion as House backs a 120 ship program. Senate Hale bill would authorize a treaty size navy while Vinson pushes a year by year construction plan for 120 vessels costing about 616 million over ten years.

Washington Congress House Senate Vinson House Naval Committee Navy Hale Senate Naval Committee

Local Notes from Ely and Nearby Towns

Ely news records visits and Sunday gatherings across area families including C. J. Hanse, Leslie Earl Cates, G. V. Smith, Virgil Cates, Charley Medearis, M. R. Smith, Bonnie Gentry, C. N. Ross, Jewell Medearis, Leon Cannon, and W. H. Vail. Social visits span Bonham, Leonard, Abilene, Savoy, and Marvin with quilting party and church appointment notes.

C. J. Hanse Ector Leslie Earl Cates G. V. Smith Bonham Virgil Cates Charley Cates Lois and Pauline Smith Merle Fleming Lou Ellen Martin Edna Earl Bailey Sherman George Hicks W. J. Martin Roy Charley Medearis Ernest Smith Bells Dorothy Medearis Helen Burris Bonnie Gentry Desert M. R. Smith

Writ of Possession Sought After Judgment in Grayson Co

Court records show a suit for $1122.51 including principal interest and attorney fees on notes due March 1 1932. Plaintiff seeks sale of property and writ of possession with costs and relief in Grayson County Texas, clerk G P Gafford certifies the writ dated April 9. 9.

G. P. Gafford District Court of Grayson Co Seer Grayson County Texas R. B. Aston

Automobile accidents show male drivers far higher in 1930

In 1930, 1,146,781 male drivers of automobiles were involved in accidents compared with 81,036 females. The data highlights a stark gender gap in crash exposure or reporting.

Black Draught Relieves Digestive Woes Says Gainesboro Man

Hubert Bailey of Gainesboro Georgia reports relief from heartburn indigestion gas pains and bitter taste after taking Thedford's Black Draught. He claims his mouth feels clean and food tastes better following a few doses and urges others to insist on Thedford's.

Hubert Bailey Gainesboro Georgia Thedford

Federal payroll five day week debated by House committee

The Economy Committee weighs a five day workweek for federal workers with pay cuts. The article traces historic eight and ten hour rules from Van Buren to Hoover, notes current 39 hour weeks for Washington staff, and cites BLS data: over two million workers on five day weeks, many earning under $1,750 annually.

Economy Committee House of Representatives van Buren Washington Congress Grant United States District of Columbia Hoover National Industrial Conference Board American Federation of Labor Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics Budget Bureau Army Navy Legislative Branch Govern

Visitors want to see Huey and Garner in Washington

H E Terry, a Capitol guide, says sightseers increasingly request to see Senator Huey Long of Louisiana and Speaker Jack Garner of Texas. He notes more visitors ask to point out Huey Long on the Senate side and Jack Garner on the House than any others.

Washington H. E. Terry Huey Long Louisiana Jack Garner Texas Senate

Scotland Expects Women’s Short Skirts to Return

A Scottish fashion forecast anticipates women’s short skirts coming back into style. Designers and retailers see a fresh trend cycle, aligning with evolving attitudes and seasonal collections across cities.

Scotland

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