Local News Roundup From Pilot Grove Area
Birth announcements and deaths intermingle with community notes from Pilot Grove and nearby towns. New parents Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Arterberry of Denison announce a daughter born November 22, Mrs. Arterberry formerly Irene McMillin of Whitewright. A.J. Jasper Robbins, 76, dies northeast of town. Electric power plant construction planned by Texas Louisiana Power Co. Local students attend State Teachers Association session in Houston and Epworth League program participants listed.
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J. R. Fleming
West Main Street
H. T. Arterberry
Denison
Arterberry
Irene McMillin
Whitewright
Susie Noe
Gertrude Schooling
Lucile Hampton
Annabel Fennell
Olivia Whedbee
State Teachers Association
Houston
Maxie Echols
D. B. Taylor
Theresa Everheart
Oma Caperton
Cecil Martin
John Webster
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
A. J
Jasper) Robbins
Mark Jr
Mark Montgomery
Pp. A. Kilgree
Pilot Grove
Valley View
Crawford Montgomery
Planters National Bank
Jack Ryan
Floyd Badgett
Cull Reeves
A. H. St. John
Gladys Ray
Speech Arts Association
Fort Worth
H. T. Atterberry
Sara Kathryn
O. M. McMillin
Slaton
G. C. Brown
Orangeville News
J. C. Gillespie
C. S. Witt
A. L. Jackson
O. L. Jones
Gillespie
Dorothy Hamilton
John Silman
Tommie Chenoweth
J. D. Lowe
Leon Devenport
Two Whitewright Tigers Honored on District 17 B Football Team
Coaches from seven teams named Merriwell Vineyard and Bussy Thornhill as district 17 B football standouts. Obituaries note Nancy Garner 84 and William Smith 75 died recently. A T Scott 90 and W W Caylor 69 also passed away. Births include a Kentuckytown daughter born Nov 28 and sons born to Neal and Watkins couples plus Jack Hannah’s Sherman birth.
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Whitewright Tigers
Merriwell Vineyard
Bussy Thornhill
Homer H. Sears
Canaan
Christine Stegall
Howe
J.B. Dixon
Pilot Grove
Ivonne Bush
van Alstyne
Nancy Alice Garner
L. E. Garner
William Smith
Ely
A. T. Scott
W. W. Caylor
Tim Neal
Kentuckytown
L. A. Watkins
Frank Ross
Jack Hannah
Sherman
Rail Passenger Service at Risk as NYC President Warns
Alfred E. Perlman, in Denver for a routine checkup, said passenger trains may vanish from U S rails if current trends continue. He accused carriers of monopoly protection while airports and highways receive federal and state aid, noting NYC's passenger business at 53 percent of total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New York Central Line
Alfred E. Perlman
New York Central
Patrolmen Adopt Low-Slung Hats With New Cars
Atlanta Georgia highway patrolmen drop cavalry-style hats for lower crown models due to fit issues in the newer low-slung cars. Patrol Chief W C Dominy notes the change aims to improve readiness and comfort for troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
W. C. Dominy
Veteran Questions And Answers For GI Bill Benefits
The document answers common veteran questions on GI Bill dependents for a spouse and child, restoration of GI loan rights after a job change, dental treatment for service connected conditions, and pension increases after ten years. It notes Colombia’s 1957 coffee shipments and a historical note about Herbert Hoover becoming an orphan at age eight.
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Herbert Hoover
About Your Health Teeth habits and their harm to mouth tissue warned
Dental professionals identify numerous everyday habits that damage teeth and gums. From biting objects like pins and pencils to thumb sucking in children, chipping and misalignment can arise. Prolonged mouth pressure and improper closing elevate dental risks, while elderly and numerous professions show erosion from routine actions.
Alcoholism May Be Partly Hereditary
Texas researchers reported at the National Academy of Sciences meeting that blood chemistry and urine tests show differences between male alcoholics and moderate drinkers. They suggest groundwork for tests to identify youngsters likely to become alcoholics, noting significant differences in white blood cells and minerals among the groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
National Academy of Sciences
Roger J. Williams
Richard B. Pelton
Hertta-Maija Hakkinen
Lorene L. Rogers
University of Texas, Austin
Norwalk Man Stopped on Unopened Turnpike
Vincent Calderone, 64, of Norwalk, told police he was checking on his money after being stopped for driving along a section of the new Connecticut turnpike not yet opened. He said he was a taxpayer and wanted to see how his money was being spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Vincent Calderone
New Connecticut Turnpike
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W. Raleigh Hooper
Tom Sears
First National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Milton Mery
East Stroudsburg
Army Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Colombia
Bogota
Texas State Department of Health
Ford
Paris
Saigon
Custom
Whitewright Motor Company
Whitewright, Texas
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