Obituaries and Notices From The Sun Fragments
Obituaries report deaths of Samuel W. Martin and J. F. Young in Ida and Kentuckytown. Births announced for Chesley Rutledge family and George Jones. Fire destroys Will Jones home. Rufus A. Jones funeral planned in Denison. Several social events and local notices including teachers at Paris and Mexia schools, Rotary entertainment, PTA program, and open house at a Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Martin
Ida
J. F. Young
Kentuckytown
C. A. Smith
Annie Smith
Smith Hotel
E. Smith
Howland
Will Jones
Rufus A. Jones
Denison
Chesley Rutledge
George Jones
the Sun
Frank Montgomery
Corona
N. Mex
W. M. Samples
Wilson
Maurice Holland
University of Texas, Austin
W. F. Holland
Velma Kirkpatrick
W. A. Kirkpatrick
D. S. Carr
Paris
Margreta Fender
Eunice Turner
J. E. Turner
Horace Turner
Odell
Gladys Ray
Clyde Johnson
Rotary Club
Emmett Penn
Dorothy Tapscott
Margaret Boone
Rozelle Cavaness
George Claborn
E. Claborn
Randolph
L. G. Hagard
New Methodist Parsonage
Remembering the good old days and farm progress
Anklam notes that times will become the good old days in years to come. He quips that ambition is a mere wishbone tickle and marriage boosts rent for single men. He jokes about age and societal opinions while praising self starters and patience for mothers. He cites rising agricultural output despite fewer farms and workers due to tech gains and mechanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rats Cost Texans 170 Million a Year
Austin reports Texans lose 170 million dollars annually to rats. Dr. Henry A. Holle urges rat proof construction and sanitation to protect buildings and public health, noting diseases and waste from rodents and dangers of poisons like Red Squill and Warfarin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Henry A. Holle
Plan Outlined for Estimating Proper Weight
A simple method estimates ideal weight using a height base of 120 pounds for men and 112 pounds for women at five feet. Add four pounds per inch above five feet, adjust by bone frame up to eight pounds, then apply a minus five plus five range to yield about a ten pound window.
Citation for Quiet Title Against Grayson County Defendants
Legal notice commands J A Layne et al to appear by filing an answer to Floyd Bullock and Edith Bullock’s petition in district court at Sherman Grayson County Texas. The suit seeks title and possession to land described by metes and bounds in a 40 acre tract tied to Ormsby and other heirs with multiple recorded deeds. Published in The Whitewright Sun November 10 19 and 24 and December 1 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
J. A. Layne
Nancy A. Layne
G. T. Rowland
W. H. Harte, Jr
C. E. Ormsby
S. E. Ormsby
J. T. Boulain
George W. Seales
Myrtle Farmer
John Farmer
Ada Church
James A. Ivey
Joseph T. Ivey
Sylvester Ivey
Mineola Morgan
Desmar Olivia Morgan
Ernest Morgan
William Allen Morgan
Willie H. Adams
W. H. Adams
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Floyd Bullock
Edith Bullock
Grayson
Hardin Jones
A. L Thompson
Joseph F. Johnson
B. L. Clarke
Leone Clarke
J. F. Johnson
A. D
S. V. Earnest
District Court
Nancy Davenport
Whitewright Sun
It's the Law a Guide to Signing Legal Documents
Advice on understanding and protecting yourself before signing any contract or document. Emphasizes knowing contents and consequences, reading fine print, confirming dates and names, consulting an attorney for large sums, and retaining copies. Warns against signing without clarity and highlights the unique nature of a signature.
Divorce Citation in Grayson County Texas Court
Citation to Artie Young Jr for divorce from Helen Lorene Young on grounds of cruel treatment issued by the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. Case filed October 29 1955. file No 63421. Service requested by December 26 1955. notice includes multiple publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Artie Young, Jr
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Helen Lorene Young
Arlie Young, Jr
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Davenport
Whitewright Sun
U S Foreign Aid Exceeds Fifty-One Billion Dollars
A Commerce Department report shows the United States provided more than 51 billion dollars in foreign aid from mid-1945 to mid-1955. Grants totaled 40 billion, loans 11 billion, with two thirds going to Western Europe and dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Commerce Department
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Fender
G. M. McNeilly
Mary Lee Andrews
W. T. Carroll
Bailey Montgomery
Dallas
W. H. Montgomery
J. H. Graves
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
Weldon Binion
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
Carter Fletcher
State Teachers
Whitewright Cleaners
Doc Anklam
North Texas
Oklahoma
Feed
Pascal Farley
Asia
The
Pacific
Near East
Greece
Turkey
Africa
Latin America
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Soviet
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
UNRRA
World Bank and Monetary Fund
Southwestern Bell
Dearborn Area
Dearborn
Meador Hardware
Whitewright, Texas
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