Down Memory Lane And School Moves Mentioned In Dallas Journal
A Dallas Journal report notes J L Kirkpatrick buys Monroe Bryant's share in a five year drug business partnership. Dr John A Ray of Whitewright was briefly imprisoned in Russia but released after confirming identity. Mrs D M Ray dies at home. Prof J L German to move to Lewisville as new school superintendent. Cotton gin activity totals 650 bales with no sales pending Bankhead certificates. Harold W Key marries Lucy Thornton. Grayson County receives 16122 dollars from cattle purchases under drought relief.
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J. L. Kirkpatrick
Monroe Bryant
Dallas Journal
Washington
John A. Ray
Whitewright
Russia
Dr. Ray
D. M. Ray
J. L. German
Lewisville
Roosevelt
Harold W. Key
Lucy Thornton
Ida
Grayson County
Ferguson stands at bay while hundreds hiss and cheer
Cotton receipts through Wednesday night reached 38 bales with prices from 22.75 to 23.10. The scene captured a tense public moment as Ferguson faced mixed reactions from onlookers.
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Ferguson
Birth of Mary Janet for Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Jones
Announcement: a daughter born Monday August 20, christened Mary Janet. Fire destroyed a residence and barn west of town owned by George Hansard. Heat dried wagon wheels causing several breakdowns. Cecil Spindle of Denison, son of Dr. and Mrs. J F Spindle of Whitewright, had his foot amputated after a freight car wheel crushed it at the Katy yards in Denison where he was employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Jones
Mary Janet
George Hansard
Cecil Spindle
Denison
J. F. Spindle
Whitewright
Katy
The Parable of the Lost Letter
A devoted church member moves to a distant city and continues attending. He delays transferring his letter, then discovers his old church has changed and his name was dropped from the roll. He resolves to reaffirm his faith, rejoins, and strives to redeem his years of neglect.
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New City
Brother Jones
Lance A. Mantle
Foreman Chides Singer Over Noon Whistle Confusion
A building foreman asks a singer to stop holding high notes, noting workers mistook them for the noon whistle. The exchange shows workplace humor amid daily site routines and the timing of breaks.
Civil citation issued in Grayson County Texas
Citation directs J L Gryder to appear in the Fifteenth District Court of Grayson County Sherman on September 19 1949 to answer a debt and damages petition filed July 19 1949 in suit No 57491 by George Sofey. Clerk S V Earnest signs. Deputy Iva Davidson assists.
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Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
George Sofey
J. L. Grider
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Iva Davidson
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