Box supper at Canaan and local notes from 1923
The Sun reports a box supper planned for Thursday in Canaan and a candy breaking at the Stalcup home. Mahurin News notes include local obituaries, land purchases, relocations, and marriages among area residents.
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Canaan
Stalcup
Mahurin News
Thieves Take Wheels and Tires From Three Cars
A thief took wheels and tires from three cars on Thursday night. The vehicles belonged to Mrs. T. P. Devenport of Pilot Point visiting town, Andrew Pierce, and Bob Sears. J. L. Devenport and Co. leased the former Cole & Davis Co. building. Also listed are seventh grade honor roll names and a hens theft from J. A. Stateville with additional nearby residents named.
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T. P. Devenport
Pilot Point
Andrew Pierce
Bob Sears
J. L. Devenport and Co
Cole & Davis Co
Dorothy Hagard
Litha Sue Hollingsworth
Jack Meador
Mark Montgomery Jr
Bettie Jo Morrow
Grady Stepp
Marie Thrasher
Anita Vestal
Du Pont to Build Plant for Leather Substitute in Tennessee
Du Pont announced a multimillion dollar facility at Old Hickory Tennessee to produce a man made material intended to replace leather in shoes and other accessories. The plant is scheduled to open in 1964 and the material has not yet been named.
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The
du Pont Co
du Pont
Old Hickory
Tenn
the Sun
I Am The Country Newspaper Exchange
The passage proclaims a community newspaper as a friend of families and chronicler of daily life. It emphasizes reaching wide readers beyond church or school, serving all ages with wholesome messages and recording local history for state and nation.
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Exchange
Legal Notice of Land Suit Denison Texas 1962 63
Plaintiff George Foreman seeks title and possession to Lots 1 and 2 in Block 11 of Munson and Purington Addition Denison Grayson County Texas. Defendants include William R Caruthers et al unknown heirs spouses fiduciaries and corporate entities. Citation issued December 28 1962 with appearance deadline February 11 1963 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas.
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State OF
Texas
William R. Caruthers
Martha J. Thompson
Samuel R. Caruthers
John K. Miller
W. W. Purington
S. W. Ewing
Samuel W. Ewing
W. B. Munson
John Q. A. Carter
M. S. Dinsmore
J. T. Munson
A. Davis
H. K. Needham
M. S. Needham
F. H. Wilson
Mollie Wilson
Louis A. Feliere
Louis A. Filiere
Fred Wilson
Emilie Filiere
N. H. L. Decker
J.B. Morrell
W. M. Peck
J. N. Johnson
Maggie Wilson
J. H. Roberts
Melissa Roberts
Maggie Bevan
Wm. G. Meginnis
Edwin Bevan
Lillie Mae Bevan
Agnes Bevan
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
George Foreman
Munson and Purington
Denison
Eunice S. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Veterans Questions And Answers Q A
A summary of VA education deadlines pensions and guardianship services. Education must finish by January 31 1965 for Korean Conflict veterans. Pension and compensation are not reportable income. Peacetime veterans do not qualify for GI home loans. VA guardianship services last year covered 104 469 veterans 390 341 minors and 16 163 adult dependents. estates exceeded 757 million.
Legal Notice of Land Case in Grayson County Texas
Plaintiffs L. O. Blanton Jr and Mary E. Blanton seek title and possession of 20 acres in Grayson County, described as part of the E. M. Jones League. Defendants include D W Light and many others with unknown residences and heirs. Citation issued December 26 1962. service deadline 90 days.
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State OF Texas
D. W. Light
S. E. Marshall
John Miller
Q. M. McCullough
L. Williams
M. E. Williams
Jane Farris
Ida McDougal
A. M. Gilmore
J. H. Brown
Vera Brown
W. E. Badgett
Helen Badgett
H. M. Snowden
J. B. Washburn
Aldene Washburn
A. J
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
L. O. Blanton, Jr
Et Ax
Mary E. Blanton
J. S. Thompson Survey
Said Jones League
Jones League
Vrs
Permelia Conger
N. E. Ritchey
G. P. Gafford
Sherman Texas
Eunice S. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Kennedy Budget Forecast Pushes record peacetime deficit
The 1964 budget envisions spending of 98.802 billion dollars starting July 1, with expected revenues of 86.9 billion and a peacetime deficit of 11.9 billion. The piece refutes claims that deficits stem from defense needs or a tax cut, noting prior deficits and shifts in employment across federal agencies.
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Eisenhower
Red
Ike
Roosevelt
National Defense
Defense Department
Defense
Agriculture, Health, Education and Welfare
Post Office
Commerce
Treasury
Interior
Kennedy deficit critique as federal spending outpaces revenue
The Dallas News blames government overspending under any administration amid a record intake of funds. It argues Kennedy proposes a 11.9 billion dollar deficit, widening the gap and pushing the nation toward financial hardship.
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Kennedy
Dallas News
Clerical Association Insures Members Against Attacks
The Civil Service Clerical Association announced a special policy protecting members, notably tax collectors and welfare workers, from assaults by angry citizens. The move aims to shield public servants in volatile situations.
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London
Civil Service Clerical Association
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