Down Memory Lane Marriage in Madill and Local Happenings
Mr Grady Spindle of Whitewright and Miss Elouise Robinson wed Saturday at the bride's parents home in Madill Oklahoma. Other items: local visits, travel, church events, marriages in nearby towns, a hailstorm, deaths, births, and community notes from Whitewright and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Spindle
Whitewright
Elouise Robinson
P. M. Robinson
Madill
Okla
R. L. Holcomb
Roswell
N. M
J. J. Looney
Tioga
Frank Alverson
Myra
Kathleen Hudspeth
Atoka
G. W. Pope
Robert E. Thomason
Ben F. Looney
Pat M. Neff
Jos. W. Bailey
Local Rainfall and Schooling Updates Port City Notes
Total rainfall in Whitewright during July was .76 of an inch. Leon Chumbley, son of Rev. and Mrs. Cleophus Chumbley, was bitten by a black widow spider last Saturday. He was treated by a local physician and aside from swelling and pain is no worse. Miss Margaret O'Dell of Byers will teach home economics in the local high school in the 1935 36 session. Lowell Blanton of Houston, for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Leon Chumbley
Cleophus Chumbley
Margaret O'Dell of
Byers
Lowell Blanton
Houston
Local nuptials and births noted in brief
Merly of Whitewright and Miss Betty Sanders of Muskogee Oklahoma married recently. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lilley of Corsicana, formerly of Whitewright, announce the birth of a son on July 28. Joe Bailey Cowart died at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Blue Ridge
Mattie Muirhead
J. M. Sturdivant
Haskell McCarley
Annie Jones
Durant
Okla
Woodrow Ball
Meta Fae Moats
Pilot Grove
Jack Bogle
Allen
Cull Reeves
Grover Stateville
Jeff Southerland
Sherman
A. W. Bow
J. L. Bow
Canaan
J. G. Smith
Lorene
Bertha Martin
Merly
Whitewright
Betty Sanders
Muskogee
Ernest Lilley
Corsicana
Joe Bailey Cowart
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Independent Inventors Drive Key American Industries
Industry relies on solo inventors for major breakthroughs. Clarence Birdseye pioneered frozen foods, John C. Garand developed the Garand rifle while in the New York National Guard, Edwin H. Land created Polaroid glass, Philo T. Farnsworth helped advance television, Julius Nieuwland contributedNeoprene, and Lee De Forest produced the basic radio vacuum tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Birdseye
John C. Garand
New York National Guard
Edwin H. Land
Philo T. Farnsworth
U. S
Julius Nieuwland
Lee de Forest
Heirs Named In Grayson County Oil Lands Receiver Case
A Texas citation in Grayson County orders the defendants in a will dispute to appear by September 12, 1955. The suit seeks a receiver to lease five described tracts for oil and mineral development, with proceeds for entitled parties under Wiley C Fair’s will. The lands total about 146 acres in multiple tracts, with detailed metes and bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
J. C. Fair
Pearl Fair
J. M. Fair
Nellie L. McEvoy
Charles J. McEvoy
W. C. Fair
B. E. Fair
M. R. Fair
Martha Jane Edmisten
John Edmiston
Dixie Faye Oliver
Leo Oliver
Edna Marie Gianformaggio
Antonio Gianformaggio
Jackie Fair
Jimmy Dale Fair
Roy Lee
Josephine Gore
Altha Lee Fair
Wiley C. Fair
15Th Judicial Court
Grayson County
Texas
Sherman
A. D
Gladys Fair Robinson
Herbert A. Robinson
Paul Gore
Sarah Ann Gore Tackett
William M. Tackett
Sammy Marie Gore Belisle
John M. Belisle
John Edmisten
Roy Lee Fair
Ronald Fair
L. D. Fair
Essie Ickes
Earl D. Ickes
Winifred Fair
Feme
M. B. Lamar
R. A. King
Elisha Brown
W. A. Godwin
W. M. Perry
Perry
Copperas Branch
Copperas
L. E. Vigus
D. W. Rankin
E. Morrison
E. Carpenter
D. M
Mattie Lawrence
J. J. Lawrence
Prairie
S Bank of
Chisum
Wiley Co. Fair
E. Brown
A. Ruyle
Reuben Donnel
Brown
D. J. Perkins
J. W. Owen
Elizabeth Barnes
Your Cooling System And How To Use It
The Digest explains the human body's cooling system and six tips to beat summer heat. Drink liquids, raise salt intake slightly, relax to reduce heat production, use fans safely, keep young children's heads moist, and limit sun exposure. Humidity worsens exhaustion, thermometers may vary from 97.2 to 99.5 in normal ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Edward Brecher
26 Minutes to a Club Steak at 240 Degrees
The article notes that a club steak roasted at 240 degrees will be ready to eat in 26 minutes, highlighting a precise cooking time for this method.
A Smelly Deal Under Price Support Explanation
The Agriculture Department admits cheese producers earned over 2 million dollars last year by selling cheddar to the government and buying it back cheaper. It says price support laws required these moves, but the Fort Worth Press questions the logic and fairness, warning taxpayers about expensive, easy gains. Columbus discovered Cuba in 1492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth Press
Agriculture Dept
Limburger
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J. C. Gillespie
H. L. Gordon
New York City
Ben Sturdivant
Methodist Church
Ben
Floyd Harris
Viva Phillips
Kentuckytown News
Maxie Echols
Maud Mangrum
Beveridge Brents
Epworth League
Winnie Hamilton
Feed
Pascal Farley
Plymouth
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co-Owner
Dodge-Plymouth
W. Main
Denison
John
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Davenport
Whitewright Sun
Columbus
Island of
Cuba
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Nat
First National
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Katy
Whitesburg
Denton
Whitewright To
Fort Worth
Ceuesté
Greenville
Rockwall
Garland
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Fed
Givarado
Dallas Vancaste
Wakahag 4
al Iy
Tempue
Holland
Bartlett
Ceancer
Marcos
Braunfels
Canada
TRE
Gans
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