Local Social Visits Roundup From Savoy to Sherman
We summarize a Sunday sweep of visits across Texas towns including Savoy Sherman Denison Dallas and DeKalb. Names include Cook Bassett Hamilton McLean Tomerlin Cunningham Reynolds Brown Lilley Cawthon Duncan Curfman Alexander Bodine Wolford and others. A final note advises retired workers to file Social Security claims with account number age proof and earnings data.
Dogs of Night Barking at Home and Beyond
A brief sketch by Bob Bartos from Fuskies Research Kennels contrasts the welcoming and warning barks of dogs. It notes that the home guard bark signals alertness to approaching danger, which may sometimes be imaginary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bartos
Fuskies Research Kennels
Lord Byron
Fido
Controlling nocturnal barking in dogs
The article advises owners to check strange noises, avoid leaving dogs out overnight, and train with commands and a water pistol to curb persistent yapping. It emphasizes safety, neighbor consideration, and repeat reinforcement for a quiet dog.
Citation to Reinhold Schwalbe et al for Denison property
The state issues a citation to Reinhold Schwalbe and multiple heirs and spouses named in the suit filed January 16 1962 in Grayson County seeking title and possession of Lot 2 in Block 5 of Schwalbe's addition to Denison Texas. The defendants include listed heirs and spouses with addresses in Clute Grapevine Fort Worth Pottsboro and other locations. The answer must be filed by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, by March 5 1962, before Judge 15th District Court in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Reinhold Schwalbe
Anna Schwalbe
Sallie Steger
H. P. Steger
Julia Esther Thompson
Floyd E. Thompson
Floyde E. Thompson
Joe Thompson
P. M. Montgomery
J. C. Thompson
Ethel Davis
Milton Davis
Clute
Roxie Carloye
Grapevine
Fannie Millican
N. Terry St
Fort Worth
W. J. Thompson
Pottsboro
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
J. A. Connelly
John A. Connelly
Towit
Schwalbe
Denison
Country humor snippets from a rural circulation
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes from a rural setting featuring a elderly lady, a teacher and students, a waiter and a customer, a baby sardine and a farmer, a backswoodsman and his wife, and a New York businessman visiting the countryside. The pieces rely on word play and situational humor.
The President Speaks Up on 25-Hour Week
The Dallas Times Herald notes President Kennedy opposes a 25 hour work week for 9,000 New York electricians. He reiterates support for a 40 hour week, maintained since before his election, and upholds national obligations at home and abroad. Public reaction varies among labor supporters and critics.
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Kennedy
New York
America
Labor
Dallas Times Herald
Iron Curtain athlete cites borders as finish line
A famous athlete who recently escaped the Iron Curtain explains satellite countries excel in marathon running by saying they use the border as the finish line. The remark is part of a broader satirical exchange prompted by a dialogue about imitations and worms.
Humorous Exchange on Heredity and Marriage
A pair banter about heredity and gender traits. One quip notes half of ancestors were men and half women, sparking playful plans for marriage. The other responds with cautious optimism and humor about adjusting after marriage.
Just the Same Bank Joke in Witty Exchange
An anxious wife chides Henry for worrying over nothing. He replies that his worry is exactly what he has in the bank, delivering a dry joke about money and concern in a concise exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Going Bughouse II housing sale under long mortgages
The article notes that Going Bughouse II houses will be sold with 40 year mortgages. It satirically adds entomologists must breed termites that chew slower.
Citation for First Amended Petition in Grayson County Divorce
Citation issued for Clinton Doyle Jenks in suit No. 67874 filed January 9 1962 in 15th District Court Grayson County Sherman Texas. Court set for 10 am February 26 1962 before judge for divorce on grounds cruel treatment. Service required within 90 days of issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Clinton Doyle Jenks
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Etta Price Jenks
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Gladys Cook
Jimmie Bassett
NTSU
Denton
Mrs
Floyd Bassett
Jack Bartley
Fort Polk, la
Cecil Bartley
Winnie and
Sallye Hamilton
Mrs. Hayden Hamilton
Greenville
C. C. McLean
Tyrie Tomerlin
Dallas
Mildred Ables
Otto Cunningham
D. B. Starnes
Tom Bean
C. B. Robinson
Ned Ayres
Milton Simpson
Claud Reynolds
Maurice Alexander
Grover Hardcastle
Floyd Miller
Lorenzo
Joe Miller
Frank White
T. J. Lilley
Francene
George Brown
L. E. Brown
DeKalb
Firemen’s Hall
Ralph Judd
Bill Pettit
Ron Faison
Charles Skaggs
Carl Edwards
Bob Cawthon
Garland
Eddie McCartney
Mesquite
L. E. Enochs
Harlin Duncan
Little City
Okla
Franklin Duncan
Frank Smith
Detroit
Maurice Curfman
James Alexander
O. G. Alexander
Joe Bodine
Leon Wolford
J. A. Harper
Bill Monday
Helena, Ark
Co. W. Tree
Ronette Thruston
ETSC
Commerce
Jack Thruston
Lillie Dillon
Dick McSpedden
Albert Reeves
Howe
Buddy Stephens
C. C. Carter
Son of
Fred Cook Jr
Dalton Hill
J. B. Dixon
M. E. Winburn
Frank McDonald
Bonham
Harold Doss
Ray Hansard
Mrs. Granvolee Hansard
Irving
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Medical Arts Clinic
North Highland
Medical Arts
May Pharmacy No. 2
May Pharmacy
North Travis, Will Con
Tinue
Sher
Gomer and
Kirk
North Travis
Billy
Safety Department
Ike
New York City
Mr. President
The
First National Bank
Kenneth Frisby
R. A. Gillett
Roy Blanton
Pernie Badgett
Peggy Wilkinson
Carol Marks
Christine Johnson
Andy Crowley
Philip Earnheart
Paul Stephens
Jack Meador
R. T. Pennington
Sears Anderson
C. B. Bryant
Kay Kimbell