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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1963

Page

3

Land deal makes Bob Sears owner of 400 acres east of Sherman

This week Bob Sears completed a land purchase transferring 400 acres east of Sherman. Multiple local events include first 1923 cotton bale brought by M. H. Mullins with a $30 premium from area business leaders. Obituaries note deaths of William T. Reeves Pate Reeves Homer May.

Bob Sears Sherman M. H. Mullins William T. Reeves Ode Crowell Joe Riddle Crowell and Riddle

Mail carrier transfer and bank appointment headline

B W Newman of Bells will be moved to Wrightsville by order of postmaster W O Brents. Marvin Bryant formerly of Wright has been elected president of Madill National Bank in Madill Oklahoma. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Boace Nelson northeast of town.

the Sun B. W. Newman Bells Whitewright W. O. Brents Marvin Bryant Madill National Bank Madill Oklahoma Los Angeles Frank B. Jewett Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc Boace Nelson

Local Obituary and Short Notices From Pilot Grove Area

George W. Spencer, 67, died of a heart attack while plowing in his field south of Pilot Grove. Mrs. Luther Skaggs lives west of town. Paul Vestal attends the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Carl May sold his filling station to W. D. Harvey of Ely. Jack Lackey appointed engineer at the Texas Louisiana Power plant in Blossom.

George W. Spencer Pilot Grove Luther Skaggs Paul Vestal Chicago Carl May W. D. Harvey Ely Jack Lackey Blossom

Ed Kent Delivers First 1938 Cotton Bale

Ed Kent of the northern area brought in the season’s first bale of 1938 cotton on Tuesday, signaling harvest progress noted in The Sun’s August 11, 1938 report.

the Sun Ed Kent

Subscriptions Rates and Press Association Policy

Subscription rates are listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside areas with foreign rate. The Sun outlines it as a service institution inviting news items while reserving editorial rights to determine news value and reject items, including promotional content for organizations.

Grayson Fannin Grayson and the Sun

Doctor Arrests Revenue Officers

Amarillo physician Harvey K. Jackson was sentenced by Judge Joe Dooley to 18 months in jail with six months to serve and one year suspended. He was placed on two years probation and fined $500. He had previously used a “citizen’s arrest” to detain Internal Revenue Officers at his office on August 24 1962 during tax collection efforts. Jackson was indicted in Lubbock on May 13 1963 and found guilty after a two day trial on June 28 1963. He has appealed the sentence and was released on $2000 bond.

Amarillo Joe Dooley Harvey K. Jackson Dr. Jackson Lubbock Texas

Notice to Creditors in Estate of R E Edwards

Legal notice from Grayson County Texas states original Letters Testamentary were granted to Mable Childress on July 26 1962. Creditors must present claims as required by law by mailing to Mable Childress or attorney R C Slagle Jr. Published in The Whitewright Sun on July 18 25 and August 1 8 1963.

R. E. Edwards Grayson County Texas Mable Childress E. College Sherman R. C. Slagle, Jr Commercial Whitewright Sun J. B. Montgomery Dee Lula Pearl Montgomery

Absurd Federal Studies Budget Uncovered by Rep Abele

Rep Homer E Abele reveals a string of pricey federal research projects including studies on wandering albatross behavior earthworm reclassification and social structures of ants termites Babylonia and caribou totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The disclosures underscore concerns over taxpayer dollars and government spending.

Earl Wilson R-Ind Commerce Luther H. Hodges Rep. Wilson Homer E. Abele Ohio Ethiopia Madagascar Babylonia

Notice of Sheriff Sale Tioga property Grayson County Texas

The State of Texas Grayson County Tioga Common School District obtained a judgment for delinquent taxes of 18.81 dollars and accrued costs. Sheriff G. W. Blanton will sell on September 3 1963 at the Grayson County Courthouse to satisfy the judgment by foreclosing the tax lien on Lots 1 and 2 in Block 3 PH Street Addition Tioga Texas. The sale is subject to redemption and applicable law.

State OF Texas Grayson Tioga Common District Court Grayson County 15Th Judicial District of Texas Texas PH Street Tioga G. W. Blanton Lester Day Sherman Whitewright Sun

Harvard to study Cuban land mollusca monographs funded

The Senate Republican Policy Committee notes a $10,400 Harvard project on Cuban land mollusca monographs. The critique cites this as the Kennedy administration’s first approach to Cuba since Bay of Pigs and mocks Harvard for ignoring the Soviet fishing fleet while accepting the money.

Harvard University Cuba Senate Republican Policy Committee Bay of Pigs Harvard Russia

Rommel treasure hunt linked to Corsica river site

Deep sea diver Peter Fleigh seeks six steel chests buried 200 feet down the Golo River in Corsica. The hunt ties to Rommel era African treasure rumored from Egypt Libya and Tunisia with contested ownership among Germany France and British financiers.

Erwin Rommel Golo Corsica Afrika Korps Egypt Libya Tunisia Peter Fleigh Rommel Fleigh Third Reich Bonn Stuttgart

Treatment proposed to arrest muscular dystrophy progress

Dr Robert N Dowben of Northwestern University announces a new therapy using physical therapy plus digitalis. Tried on 37 patients, it does not cure but can halt muscle wasting for up to a year and a half, potentially extending life for about 200000 MD victims.

Robert N. Dowben Northwestern University Dowben

Great Wall of China Began in 255 B C

The article notes that construction of the Great Wall started in 255 B C. It highlights the ancient effort to fortify northern boundaries and the wall’s long historical timeline.

China

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W. H. Horton Precinct J. L. Cantrell Pate Reeves Homer May St. Vincent’s Hospital Eugene Oliver Paul Ryan L. LaRoe & Co Jack Harper Pascal Cox Raymond Walt Sunday the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Texas Press Association Federal Deposit Lneunance Coy Dorothy Perkins Federal Drug Administration Walker Pharmacy Whitewright, Texas Methodist Hubert Johnson Methodist Home Waco Johnson Ethel Gregory Rodgers Houston New Mexico Dawson Propane Co Matic Electric Dishwasher Lorey Edwards OU Rba Public Service
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