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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1956

Page

6

Local notes from Sherman 1921 and 1926

Kimbell Milling Co bought Phoenix Milling Co in Sherman and moved W L Newsom R H Jay and F A Benton from Whitewright. J R Jordan bought the Mrs Harve Truett residence on West Grand Ave. Mina McMurry joined Sanger Bros in Dallas. Births announced for July 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Everhear and to Mr. and Mrs. R A Gillett. Mrs J S Whitworth of San Antonio visiting J B Dickson. Gowdy sisters hosted As You Like It Club.

the Sun Kimbell Milling Co Phoenix Milling Co Sherman W. L. Newsom R. H. Jay F. A. Benton Whitewright J. R. Jordan Harve Truett West Grand Avenue Mina McMurry Sanger Bros Dallas Floyd Everhear R. A. Gillett J. S. Whitworth San Antonio J. B. Dickson Lena Mae Sallie Joe Gowdy The Sun Garnett Nichols C. L. Nichols Ida Sherman Hospital Rev. C. Chumbley Enterprise W. H. Horton J. L. Truett W. J. Looney Bob Smith Curtis Moats Pilot Grove

Greeks Endorse Walking as Medicine Across Centuries

Los Angeles. Dr. Arthur Patch McKinlay cites Pliny the Elder and Hippocrates approving long walks as a health tonic. He notes walks of various lengths and times aid digestion, mood, weight control, and emotional balance, and he himself walks three to five miles daily at 85.

Los Angeles Arthur Patch McKinlay University of California At Pliny the Elder McKinlay Pliny Hippocrates

Food Poisoning Risks and Prevention Tips

Austin health officials warn hot weather increases food poisoning risk from careless handling. Bacteria grow in warm conditions, though refrigeration helps. symptoms strike quickly, with diarrhea, nausea, and cramps. Call a physician if symptoms appear and avoid fatty foods for picnics to prevent illness.

Austin Henry A. Holle

Citation Notice for Land Receiver Appointment in Grayson County

The State of Texas requires Claude A. Glidewell to appear by filing an answer by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, in the 15th District Court in Sherman. The petition, filed January 20, 1956, seeks a receiver to sell 38.7 acres on Choctaw Creek with proceeds to joint owners. case No. 63587 lists multiple Glidewell defendants. Issued July 17, 1956, and published in The Whitewright Sun August 1956.

State OF Texas Claude A. Glidewell A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas J. T. Glidewell Clarence Glidewell Kenneth Glidewell William M. Glidewell David Kenneth Glidewell Lillian Thomas Cone David Cone Alvis J. Thomas Eunice Glidewell Lloyd Glidewell Harold Lee Glide William Bush Lot No S. V. Earnest Nancy Davenport Whitewright Sun

Dangers of Food Poisoning and Spoiled Canned Goods

The article warns that staphylococcus infections can spread quickly from minor skin cuts on food handlers and that botulism poses a deadly risk in improperly home canned vegetables, especially string beans. It urges safe handling, avoiding tasting spoiled food, and disposing spoiled home cans to protect children and animals.

Notice of Hearing on Water Permit Gullett Claim Texas 1956

Charles H Gullett of Denison Texas filed in July 1956 for a permit to appropriate up to 4000 acre feet per year from an unnamed creek in Grayson County as a tributary of the Red River Industrial use. A hearing before the Texas Board of Water Engineers will be held in Austin on August 13 1956 at 10 A M. Written protests must be filed at least five days before the hearing. The notice is published in The Whitewright Sun July 12 19 26 and August 2 1956.

State OF Texas Charles H. Gullett Denison Texas Board of Water Engineers J. Cauldwell Grayson County Board Austin R. M. Dixon State Board OF Water Engineers Audrey Strandtman Whitewright Sun

FTC Says Hair Saving Claim False

The Federal Trade Commission charged Keele Hair & Scalp Specialists of Oklahoma City and Rogers Hair Experts, Inc., of Wichita Kansas with falsely claiming they can prevent baldness and grow hair. The complaint cites claims that 95 percent of hair loss cases can be helped and notes male pattern baldness affects about 95 percent of cases. The firms reportedly marketed nationwide including Canada, with American Advertising Bureau of Oklahoma City named, 30 days to answer and a hearing set in Oklahoma City on September 26.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Keele Hair & Scalp Specialists Oklahoma City Rogers Hair Experts, Inc Wichita Kan FTC Canada American Advertising Bureau, Inc

Texas House Joint Resolution proposes aid for wrongfully punished

A 1956 Texas constitutional amendment would allow the Legislature to grant aid and compensation to individuals who paid fines or served prison terms for offenses they did not commit. The measure sets eligibility rules, directs a November election, and requires gubernatorial proclamation.

HOUSE State of Texas State of Texas

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