Marriages and school news from The Sun years ago
From The Sun archives April 26 1923 and April 28 1938 and 1928 items note marriages Ozro L Sloan to Grace Henderson Claud Cox to Olive Neff Opal Press wed Lloyd E Alexander dwellings burned water well contract Bid by J L Myers Sons core campus. Also hog judge prize and senior play cast list plus a birth and club program entries.
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Ozro L. Sloan
Grace Henderson
Dick Montgomery
Dee Bane
Leora White
Joseph Cox
Pauline Magers
Joe Thomas Meador
Jack Bradley
Robert Mullins
Ross Wilson
Mary Joe Sears
John Henry Chumbley
van Alstyne
Kentuckytown News
Claud Cox
Olive Neff
Joe Chumbley
Durelle Mangrum
Martha Joe Sears
Paul Ryan
Weldon Binion
Laura Cantrell
Trendon Vestal
Harold Bruce
Belah Morgan
Neila Margaret Hill
Kermit Hollingsworth
Caroline Simmons
Dorothy Key
Maxie Williams
Clyde Montgomery
James Lackey
R. V. Henry
Lindsey Coffey
Lucy Thornton
Wesley Ford
Byron Sears
P. C. Caldwell Jr
Alexander & Caldwell
Alexander
South Bend Street
Alton McDowell
J. C. English
J. L. Myers and Sons of
Denton
Opal Press
Lloyd E. Alexander
J. C. McMillin
Bryant King
Hazel Jackson
F. D. Layman
W. J. Barbee
R. P. Childress
Joe M. Connally
Newton Manning
Fire Destroys Ely School Building After Wednesday Blaze
The two story Ely school building northeast of town was burned to ashes on Wednesday night. The report notes fire damage and structural loss in the educational building.
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Ely
Alberta Blanton
Whitewright
John Arledge Jr
Houston
William A. Baxter
Tom
Dorothy Hamilton
G. B. Smith
W. R. Hooper
Leon Devenport
Buron E Stevenson Librarian and Author Remembered
The New Boston News profiles Burton E. Stevenson a prolific author anthologist and librarian who served 57 years as Chillicothe Ohio librarian and directed the Library War Service in France during World War I. He founded the American Library in Paris and influenced many nationwide.
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Burton E. Stevenson
Chillicothe
Ohio
France
Stevenson
American Library
Paris
United States
New Boston News
Nixon Calls For Decision To Force Reds Out Of Cuba
Nixon denounces Kennedy Cuba policy in a speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors urging a Monroe Doctrine reinterpretation as a freedom doctrine for the Americas. He says Khrushchev will press further if the United States shows restraint and calls for action to topple foreign governments in the Western Hemisphere.
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Cuba
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
White House
United States
Latin America
Russia
Fidel Castro
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Castro
Ade
Havana
Little Rock
Oxford
Miss
Citation by Publication No 12993 in Grayson County
Public notice in Grayson County Texas that W O Boren as administrator filed on April 12 1963 a final account and application for discharge in the estate of Josephine Boren Spencer deceased The hearing for final settlement is set for 10 am on the first Monday after May 13 1963 at the Sherman courthouse and interested parties may answer or contest by filing written response.
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State OF Texas
Josephine Boren Spencer
Grayson County
Texas
W. O. Boren
Sherman
A. D
Paul E. Lee
Alice Robbins
Whitewright Sun
Clarence Covington
Charlotte Jeanne Gay
Estate of Clarence Covington Final Account Filed
No. 13033 estate of Clarence Covington deceased filed in Grayson County Texas on April 18 1963 by Charlotte Jeanne Gay Temporary Administratrix for final account and discharge from temporary administration with court seal and deputy notice.
Once Over Lightly Lighthearted Miscellany
A collage of quips and trivia notes from a period newspaper page includes weather drought in Sudan no rain for 19 years a shop sign Hopen for business public school prayers as essential a joke about salted peanuts as willpower notes on Keystone Comedy stars Mabel Norman body muscles Manhattan sidewalks and a reunion joke about a well heeled hairful attendee.
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Wadi Halfa
Sudan
Hopen
Mabel Norman
Catholic Digest
New York City
Manhattan
Killers on the Loose in Chicago Crime Era
Chicago records 977 gang killings since 1929 with most unsolved cases. The crime syndicate is reportedly led by Momo Salvatore Giancana, shaping the underworld influence in the city.
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Chicago
Momo Salvatore Giancana
Study Says High Heels Do Not Harm Feet Or Posture
Atlantic City scientists report that 40 young women wearing heels from half inch to over two inches raise arches and do not worsen posture. The study, funded by the U S Army Medical Research and Development Command, cautions more research and notes potential foot ailments in women from high heel use.
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Atlantic City
N. J
U. S. Army Medical Research and Development Command
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Peter Karpovich
Springfield (Mass
New Chevrolet Super Sport lineup features high options
Chevrolet showcases SS models including 4 speed transmissions Tachometers Positraction and high performance engines. Impala SS Nova 400 SS and Corvair Monza Spyder join the Corvette while spring weather and a local dealer help buyers choose.
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