Freshman resolutions and local social notes blast through January
January reflections on New Year aims mix with a stream of high school social sightings. Freshmen vow to improve study habits and behavior while couples and friends are seen together at games and gatherings across the town.
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Melba Dean
Connie Andrew
Jack Ayres
William Russell
David Reeves
Allan Davis
Margaret Williams
Donald Lansford
Johnnie Harper
Robert Hull
Johnny Brown
June Neathery
Juanita Brown
Glenda Robarts
Johnny
Mary Ola
Barbara Hasty
Bobby
Donna Faye
Jackie Pannell
Jimmy Hoover
Ruth Ann
Billy Hyecock
Bobby Burchfield
Larry Hayes
Johnnie Harvey
Raul
Ralph Hughes
Alice Ryan
James Williams
Alice
Mazelle
Ray
Fay Gene
Smoky
Dora Lou
Arvin
Edward McDowell
Barbara Meade
Betty Short
Jo- Jo
Bobby Clark
Sue Wilson
Mack
Shirley
Jack
Mary
Kenneth
Juanita
Calvin
Glenda
Jewel
Dixie
Scott
Peggy
Norman
Carol
Bill
Kenneth Hyecock
Ames Cable Franchise Vote Heads To March Polls
A humorous yearbook style list features names and quirks tied to students and a New Jersey call. The piece notes Nell Vandagriff, Doyle, and Glenda L. among others with playful descriptors.
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Mazelle Musser
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Glenda
Nell Vandagriff
Doyle
New Jersey
Portraits of cheerful people and friendly traits
Readable lines describe individuals by traits and actions. Names include Carol Kilgree Sarah Head Dixie Watkins Jimmy Christian Larry Cooper J Don Bigger Kenneth Jones J B Mullins Larry Hayes Lillie Carpenter E A M. Mentions of humor friendliness and social interactions appear throughout with brief notes on visits and personal adornments.
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Carol Kilgree
Sarah Head
Scott— Dixie Watkins
Jimmy Christian
Larry Cooper
J. Don Biggerstaff
Kenneth Jones
J. B. Mullins
Bonham
Larry Hayes
Billy I
Lillie Carpenter
$2,800,000 Fee Granted Counsel In Indian Case
Washington report notes a $2.8 million legal fee, the third largest in U.S. history, awarded to Ernest L. Wilkinson and 69 others for securing a $31.7 million Ute Indians settlement. The claim covered over 6 million acres in Utah and Colorado and involved 2,700 Utes.
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Washington
United States
United States Court of Claims
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
Bear
Montana
Utah
Colorado
United States Treasury
Uintah and
Quray Reservations
New York
Wisconsin
Court of Claims
New Jersey
Mixed Claims Commission
Delaware
Loft, Inc
Notice to heirs in Texan deed dispute in Grayson County
Citation to Mary Etta Brown deceased and heirs in a 1952 Gray son County suit over land in Denison. Plaintiff James F. Brown seeks title to a 50 by 150 foot lot on Bond Street from Elk 34 area, part of W R Caruthers survey. Court date set for Monday after 42 days from issuance, Feb 11, 1952, in Sherman.
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Mary Etta Brown
John Harvey Brown
H. D. Brown
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Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
James F. Brown
H. B. Brown
W. R. Caruthers
N. W
Elk
Miller
Denison
Bond Street
S. V. Earnest
Iva Davidson
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Glenda Lumpkins
Jewel Key
Mary Pennell
Pat Russell
Melba Alexander
Beverly Bassett
Joe Wallace
Ruth Ann Cummings
Herman Musser
Harry Ayillt
Gaines Dog Research Center
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Mickey
Scotland
Rover
Starr Dog
S. H. Montgomery Agency
W. E. LaRoe
Gomer May
Boutonnieres
Mrs
Glenn Doss
Ethel Short
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Mexico City
Charles Williams
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Massachusetts
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