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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
7
Numerous visits and weekend trips mark the week with social calls. W B Head and Virgil Ford heads travel between Dallas Sherman and Fort Worth while many others like Miss Ouida Nell Harris and Miss Betty Ann Darwin spend time with family and attend events in Denton Oklahoma City and the Rio Grande Valley.
College Station reports many injuries around wringer washing machines. Texas A and M home management specialist Mrs. Bernice Claytor urges buyers to test safety releases for accessibility and ease of use, noting automatic shut offs on some models and advising trial use before purchase.
A retired farmer bought a hearing aid and soon reported its effectiveness to a shop clerk. The man admitted he could hear conversations clearly but joked he had not told relatives yet and had already changed his will three times.
The State of Texas issues citation No 58224 to Bernell V Shaw Reta L Shaw Reta L Schinliver and Mrs Bernell V Shaw to appear before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from June 21 1950 to answer C D Bumpas petition for foreclosure of lien.
Veterans administration guidance covers compensation for disabilities not caused by willful misconduct and nonservice connected pensions. WAAC members are not deemed active duty for most VA benefits, with hospital and burial eligibility possible. the U S Employees Compensation Commission handles certain injury claims. Family claims for a deceased veteran may be possible, and GI Bill training injuries do not qualify for hospital care though war service may.
William C Kennedy, 22, freed from jail after his former fiancée Mary Jane Lasky 21 won a court judgment over an $830 loan for an engagement ring and car. Lasky paid $25 weekly board under debtor law. Kennedy’s release came after his father and aunt intervened with relatives paying $600 of the total. George C Parsons, Lasky’s attorney, noted the settlement.
Citation No 58257 lists Monroe G Lenard as plaintiff and Evelena Lenard as defendant with a divorce action filed July 8 1950 in Grayson County Texas. The notice issued July 10 1950 names cruel treatment as the grounds and is signed by Deputy Nancy Drake.
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