Community visits and court notice inked in Grayson County
Local social notes list multiple visits between Celina Denison Paris Leonard Greenville and Sherman residents from December through January. A formal citation in No. 68587 calls Kenneth and Clarence Glidewell to answer in a Grayson County District Court receivership case over 38.7 acres near Choctaw Creek with a 1956 issuance date and published notices in Whitewright Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Kenneth Glidewell
Clarence Glidewell
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Dan Dugan
William Bush
Lot No. 4
Sherman
Texas
Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Writs and Notices from Grayson County Texas Courts
Legal notices issued in Grayson County Texas cite William Caruthers et al as defendants in a suit by F H Kohfeldt and Irma Kohfeldt seeking full fee simple title to Miller's Second Addition Block 87 in Denison. Second notice concerns estate matters for T H Heard Jr with Corinne Hoard as executrix, hearing set after ten days from publication.
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Cupation
State OF Texas
William RR. Caruthers
Martha J. Thompson
W. F. Stramberger
John Wilson
James Howell
Edward Courtney
S. Bo Zeteler
A. B. Wood
John W. Bennett
Vernon D. Price
John W. Lucas
A. J. Radford
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
F. H. Kohfeldt
Irma R. Kohfeldt
William BR. Caruthers
Miller
Denison
V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
T. H. Heard, Jr
Corinne L. Hoard
Olet
H. Hoard, Jr
Living Coss Have Made Steady Rise Since 1940
Washington report from the Department of Agriculture traces postwar American living gains. It notes car ownership rising from 54 to 73 percent, 79 percent more per capita car spending since 1948, and housing costs up 30 percent. The piece links rising car use to reduced transit revenue and suburban migration.
War Time Price Drops Ended. Cost of Living Rises Notably
After eight years of price controls, the cost of living rose with food up 17 percent and medical care leading at 34.1 percent. Expenditures per person climbed to 460 dollars for food, while John Smith’s family spends six and a half more weekly. The Agriculture Department expects food and clothing prices to rise, with overall living costs up 2 percent in six months and 2.4 percent in a year. Mrs. Gertrude Weiss notes gains of 14 percent in living standards and 15 percent in income since 1948, with sav ings up despite higher prices.
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Department of Agriculture
Truman
John Smith
Smith
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