Memory Lane items recall deaths and school news from 1922
From The Sun January 19 1922 Mrs J M Carter aged 60 dies at home Sallie Joe Gowdy earns AB from Baylor in June after completing all 36 majors in three years First grade honor roll list includes Leora Short Donald Hall Beatrice Johnson Myra Nell Vestal Laura Jean Stateville and others George Ashlock 76 dies in Tishomingo Oklahoma. Also items note D G Meador Hawkins rally Denton employment and local weddings and baptist events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
Sallie Joe Gowdy
Baylor University
Leora Short
Donald Hall
Beatrice Johnson
Myra Nell Vestal
Laura Jean Stateville
Madge Sears
Homer Lee Sears
Gerald Powell
Watt Ownby
Finis Partridge
van Vestal
Mary Frances Smith
May Myrick
Elizabeth Love
Morris Wright
Thomas McMillin
Lester Martin
Alvin Warden
Princess Compton
Thomas Gillett
Morrell Hampton
Harlan Muse
Oleta Chambers
Billy Joe Cowan
Marion Craig
Oleta Dyer
Mildred Harp
Maazelle Looney
Juanita Murray
George Ashlock
Tishomingo
Okla
J. H. Pierce
Scott Bruce
Tom Bean
J. H. Hawkins
J. B. Dickson
W. T. Simmons
C. J. Meador
Claud Wood
Gilliam Lindsey
S. T. Montgomery
D. G. Coley
W. C. Cook
John
Susie Noe
Margaret Lilley
Norma Joe Mangrum
Clyde Johnson
Euna Mae Mangrum
Nellie Hefner
Mary Gae Wood
Frances Bryant
Holland Sloan Wed in Durant the New Year
Mr. W. B. Holland and Miss Ellen Sloan were married at Durant Oklahoma on January 7. Luther Gordon, longtime local grocer for 16 years, reports he will discontinue his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen T. Short
Ethel Gordon
Durant
Okla
Edward E. Clabhorn
John Philip Barbee
Whitewright
Marcella Marlow
McKinney
Oklo
Leon Devonport
F. M. Echols
Tommie Chenoweth
G. F. Bryant
Frank Layman
A. L. Jackson
Carl Alfred of
Bells
the Sun
W. B. Holland
Ellen Sloan
Luther Gordon
Dutch Bible from New Amsterdam era given to New York Historical Society
Sunshine Magazine notes the 300 year old Dutch Bible printed when New York City was New Amsterdam. The artifact was presented to the New York Historical Society as a link to colonial history. The piece ends with a mundane observation that everybody reads the want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
New York City
New Amsterdam
New York Historical Society
Political force urged to counter labor unions and protect democracy
Cola G Parker of the National Association of Manufacturers urged creating a mass citizen organization to beat union bosses and hold elections year round. He warned socialism’s spread and praised American capitalism while linking farm leaders with business leaders to build a nationwide, door-to-door movement. Modern girls remark ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cola G. Parker
National Association of Manufacturers
Parker
American Farm Bureau Federation
England
Great Britain
America
Sys
Notice to Defendants in Grayson County Land Case
Court citation commands defendants including William R Caruthers and others to answer by 10 AM on February 18 1967 in the District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiffs seek full fee simple title to Block 87 Miller's Second Addition in Denison Grayson County Texas. Publication dates January 17 24 and 31 1967 in The Whitewright Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gati
State OF Texas
William RR. Caruthers
Martha J. Thompson
W. F. Stromberger
John Wilson
James Howell
Edward Courtney
Yoessler
A. P. Woot
John W., Bennett
Vernon D. Price
John W. Lucas
A. J. Radford
High District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Tess
F. H. Kehfeldt
Irma KR. Kehfeldt
William R. Caruthers
Miller
Denison
Texas
A. D
Earnest
Shirley
Bingoes
Whitewright Sun
The SPICE of LIFE Quips and Gentle Laughs
A collection of light humorous exchanges from everyday life including misheard lines about locusts and locals, playful schoolroom rebukes, and a grandfather recalling summer camp tales. The pieces mix wit about love, proverbs, and small-town misunderstandings in a nostalgic Daily era tone.
Scandal Reignites as Old Flame Reemerges in Family
A twenty year old affair resurfaces as Madge now becomes involved with the married son of the man she once courted. A weight card note to her husband compliments leadership yet claims his weight is misrecorded, hinting at personal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Old Trafford
Betty
Alice
Madge
Inspector Tests Children With Quiet Sound Trick
The school inspector prepared to give the children an intelligence test instructing them to close their eyes and then made a noise like a small animal to observe their reactions.
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Pete Clark
Katy
Oil Mill Crossing
Clark
A. Judson Badgett
John Musser
A. B. Jones
R. R. Waldo
Fred Cook
Lindsey Coffey
John Yeager
Jack Lackey
Boyd Newman
Boyd
Mrs. Lackey
Sunshine Magazine
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Light For
U.S
Arctic
Hollywood
Heaven
Sonny
Taylor
Sawyer
First National Bank Bldg