Local couples wed as community notes tally events
Down Memory Lane recalls the wedding of Mr. Pascal Binion and Miss May Tate. Grandchildren honored at a party for Eva Harp, Dorothy Dillon, Joe Dillon, and Ralph Kirkpatrick. Births announced for a Reeves son and twin Reeves boys. Rotary Club installs officers C B Bryant Jr presiding. Local obituaries note deaths of John Stillwell Roy Norris Frank Thomas.
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Pascal Binion
Huntsville
May Tate
Desert
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Eva Mae Harp
San Antonio
Dorothy Lee
Joe Billy Dillon
Hillsboro
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Whitewright
Paul Cook
Paul Graves
John Reeves
W. W. Reeves
J. W. Burden
Velma Marie Holland
Leila Parrish
Frances Phillips
Ouida Nell Harris
Artie Mae Connelly
Floyd Harris
Kentuckytown
Frank Thomas
Whitesboro
Thomas Gillett
Longtime Whitewright teacher Miss Susie Noe dies at 65
Miss Susie Noe, 65, who spent 25 years as a Whitewright Public Schools teacher, died Saturday. Rotary Club luncheon at Sherman drew John Reeves and Sidney Watson. Thomas Sears enrolled in the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The Sewing Guild met with Miss Frances Montgomery last Thursday. The thirteenth annual American Legion picnic opened Wednesday in Hoard Park.
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Susie Noe
Whitewright
John Reeves
Sidney Watson
Rotary Club
Sherman
Thomas Sears
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Sill
Oklo
Sewing Guild
Frances Montgomery
American Legion
Hoard Park
Citation for divorce filed in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas issues citation to Herman Bacon to answer by 10 a m on Monday after 42 days from issuance. Plaintiff Daisy Pearl Bacon seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment in suit No. 66144 filed July 2 1959 in 15th District Court Sherman. Published in The Whitewright Sun July 9 16 23 30 1959.
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State OF Texas
Herman Bacon
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Daisy Pearl Bacon
S. V. Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Drunken Drivers Face Leniency in Senate Proposal
The Raleigh News and Observer critiques a Senate bill to grant judges discretion over drunken driving penalties, proposing that mandatory one year license suspensions be kept. It argues for public safety and condemns lenient treatment of intoxicated motorists, calling the measure ill advised.
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Senate
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Town Ends Contract With Private School In Ashburnham
Ashburnham Massachusetts receives 111550 from Cushing Academy ending a 30 year arrangement that sent town students to the private school. Since 1929 the town funded tuition for 52 students annually before opening its own high school. The capital fund has more than doubled and is being returned after educating over 1500 pupils. In Chanute Kansas a Johnson museum is planned.
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Ashburnham
Mass
Cushing Academy
Try Hawaii Maybe Youll Live Longer
Hawaiian men average 67.76 years, about 2.25 years longer than mainland men. Hawaiian women average 71.29 years, slightly longer than American women. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death.
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New York
United States
Hawaii
U. S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
U.S
School entry age rules in Texas require six before September 1
Parents preparing for first grade should obtain a birth certificate copy as they face district rules. Texas requires entering students to be six years old by September 1 or wait until the next year. The article advises securing the birth date and age proof to satisfy these requirements.
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Texas
Birth certificate copy request guidance in Texas
Henry A Holle MD issues a commission note on obtaining a certified birth certificate copy. Copies available from local vital statistics offices or the Texas Department of Health in Austin. Include child name birth date birthplace and parents names with one dollar fee.
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Texas
Division of Vital Statistics
Texas State Department of Health
Austin
Preparing for School: Secure Birth Certificates and Vaccines
Officials urge parents to obtain birth certificates early as thousands of requests flood the vital statistics office. Check with districts on vaccine requirements and ensure the child completes the Salk polio series with boosters. Align home schedules to school times for a smoother start.
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Sible
Division of Vital Statistics
Farm wage data shows 79.6 cents average on July 1
The Agriculture Department reports 8,651,000 people worked on farms during June 21 27, largest for the year but 1 percent below the prior year. Hired hands rose 1 percent to 2,790,000 while operators and family members fell 2 percent. Average cash wage rate on July 1 reached 79.6 cents, about 9 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Harness race meet count rises across United States
Reports show 466 harness race meetings held in the United States with 47 containing parimutuel betting.
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United States
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