We Heard About Weekend Visitors and Transfers
A local digest lists numerous weekend visits among Sherman and area residents. Names include Hight, Meador, Sneed, Kirby, Cunningham, Hayes, McLean, Hansard, Doss, Castor, Phillips, Walker, Murphee, Lawrence, Mangrum, Graves, Hunter, McMillin, Farmer, Caylor, Watson, Smith, Meador, Harris, Hamilton, DeWitt, Wilson, Perkins, Barkley, and others visiting family and friends in Dallas, Sherman, Richardson, Bell, Greenville, and nearby towns. One service member, Sgt Billie Wayne Marks, departed for Schweinfurt, Germany after a 30 day furlough.
Health Careers Open Door to Service and Science
A feature on health careers highlights the wide range of roles from researchers and clinicians to administrators and technicians. It notes varied education paths from high school to eight years of college, the growing demand for skilled workers, and advances in atomic medicine and epidemiology shaping public health.
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Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas Case 67933
The State of Texas issues a citation to G W Ritchie and others heirs unknown to answer a petition filed December 15 1961 in the 15th District Court Grayson County Sherman Texas. The suit seeks title and possession of the west half of lot 11 block 2 Stonemans Addition Denison. Citation issued December 15 1961 and returnable January 29 1962.
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State OF
Texas
G. W. Ritchie
Maude P. Ritchie
J. E. Simmons
Nora R. Simmons
Jesse E. Williams
Flora A. Williams
Edgar H. Mullen
Anna Fiedler
M. M. Marshall
Sherman
Why Lawyers Defend Criminals
A defense lawyer’s role is essential to uphold the innocent until proven guilty standard and ensure a fair trial with lawful evidence. The text asserts every charged person has a right to counsel and to protective legal rights, even if the defendant is deeply accused. It contrasts public perception with democratic rights and notes broad facts about postwar trade and Earth’s orbit.
Death rate among life policyholders holds at 6.0 per 1000
The Institute of Life Insurance says the death rate for ordinary life policyholders is 6.0 per 1000, unchanged for four years and slightly below the 6.1 average of the 1950s, reflecting long range improvement with gradual future gains.
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New York
The
Institute of Life Insurance
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George Hight
San Antonio
Joe Meador
Dallas
Charles Sneed Jr
Allen Memorial Hospital
Bonham
L. B. Kirby
Otto Cunningham
Norman Hayes
Paul Cornelius
Charlie McLean
Mrs
Clarence Dixon
Richardson
Granvolee Hansard
Irving
Harold Doss
Sgt
L Billie Wayne Marks
Schweinfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Roy Castor
Arlington
Iola Phillips
O. R. Walker
Boyce Murphee
Tracie
Denton
Cecil Lawrence
Ann
Palestine
Dick Walker
Royce Lay
Ben Coker
Joe Mangrum
Gomer Graves of
Albert Mangrum
Hugh Hunter
Frank Alexander
Maurice McMillin
Clarence McMillin
Don Farmer
T. D. Caylor
Dean Watson
Fort Polk, la
Mrs. Franklin Harris
Myrtle Fulton
Dorothy Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
Eddie DeWitt
Redland, Calif
Lee Wilson
J. H. Perkins
Farmersville
A. R. McMurry
Robert E. Barkley
Baton Rouge, la
J. L. Barkley
J. A. Harper Jr
Texas State Department of Health
S. V. Earnest
Grayson County
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Free World
Standard Oil Co
Ford
Thunderbird
Whitewright Motor Sales
Whitewright, Texas
the Sun
Reserve District No
First National Bank
Tom Bean
United States
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Housing Authority
Public Housing Administration
I. C. H. Lackey
Cc. H. Lackey
A. S. Luby
Jack Hollensed
E. H. Gant
J. R. Wilson Company
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