My Typewriter by Deloves Meek
A reflective column with personal anecdotes and opinions on anger management aging change and small town life. The writer cites a 60 second rule for anger a domino game anecdote about Joe Rich a note about Lums Bonds Meador's window and Sun newspaper references plus a cheeky account of minor surgery and open face stitches. The piece blends nostalgia and humorous observations about social norms and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rich
Lums Bonds
Meador
Proper Care For Tasty Venison By Terry Reese
Tips from County Extension Agent Terry Reese on field care and cooking of venison. Emphasizes clean handling, quick cooling, proper carcass processing, and pairing cooking methods with meat age. Includes practical steps for field dressing, cooling, transport, and a sample venison chili recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Reese
Grayson County
Burglar Alarm Installed Here in Whitewright
Ron Garver of Ron's TV and Sales installed Whitewright's first fool proof burglar alarm last weekend The Universal Alarm System bought from Sherman firm has windows and doors wired to trigger a circuit and sound until reset The system is protected by a steel plate and Garver also installed a 130 degree heat alarm for fires Prospective shelves warned
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Whitewright
Ron Garver
Ron
Sherman
Garver
Social Security widows gain under 1972 amendments
Gus Jones explains that the 1972 Social Security changes raise widow benefits from 82 percent to 100 percent for those who first qualified after turning 62 but before 65. Automatic increases begin with the January 1973 check. no action is required.
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Gus Jones
Social Security District
Deadline Nears For Sign Permits In Texas
December 31 is the deadline for owners of outdoor signs along major interstates and state highways to apply for permits under the Texas Highway Beautification Act. The law governs all outdoor advertising within 660 feet of designated highways, with a 25 dollar license and an additional 5 dollar per sign. On premise signs are exempt. License applicants must post a 2500 dollar bond per county up to 10000 dollars for mult i county owners. Existing signs in place before June 29 may stay until removal or acquisition. new signs must conform before permits. The Highway Department will remove abandoned and illegal signs and urges inquiries at district offices for sign location compliance.
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U. S
Highway Department
Reminder From Your Police Department
Local residents report threatening phone calls and police advise steps for victims. Leave the phone off the hook without hanging up, then call the police chief at 364-224 during the day or 364-2957 at night. If unavailable, contact Grayson County Sheriff’s Dept. in Sherman at 893-4388. the chief remains in radio contact with the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClister
Grayson County Sheriff's Dept
Sherman
Sheriff's Dept
Bells Grocer Sells Business in Bells
David Shaffer, a 1962 Bells High School graduate, bought Simpson Grocery and became manager on Nov. 20. Former Air Force auditor for five and a half years, he will run the store with help from his father B. W. Shaffer, who has operated several stores in the past 20 years. They will keep the previous policy and move to Bells with his wife Anna Jean Beard of Denison and their 17 month old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shaffer
Bells High School
Simpson
U. S. Air Force
Shaffer
B. W. Shaffer
David
Bells
Anna Jean Beard
Denison
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