Local Deaths and Crashes Reported in Sun June 15 1917
Descriptions cover a collision near town injuring Bob Miller and minor injuries to two companions while the Cotton Belt car escaped. Other notices include the death of P. Gilliam and the passing of C. B. infant son of the Conner family. Masons elect officers and local men join cavalry. wedding of A V Gates and Annie Fulton. Mrs. Webster death and attendance by locals.
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Bob
John
Will Miller
Bob Miller
A P. Gilliam
North Whitewright
C. B
Jack Conner
Masonic Blue Lodge
T. B. Moore
W. M
F. M. Echols
S. W
W. H. Stedham
J. W
B. F. Gafford
W. Bryant
C. W. Meldon
Ryler
Masonic
D. S. McMillin
H. P
H. M. Ryan
E. K
S. R. Glidewell
E. S
Guy Hamilton
S. H. Montgomery
C. W. Melson
Albert Truett
Lester Ross
Cavalry
Bonham
C. N. Allison
Ely
A. V. Gates of
Sherman
Annie Fulton
James Fulton
John Webster
Whitewright
Ro tary Club officers elected for 1927 28 year
At a Ro tary Club meeting last Friday officers for the ensuing year were chosen: Ray Manning president F E Douglas vice president Fred W Smith secretary J H Waggoner treasurer B B Adams sergeant at arms. Directors include W E LaRoe F E Douglas Fred W Smith Ray Manning F M Echols Lloyd Moore and J H Waggoner.
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the Sun
Rotary Club
Ray Manning
F. E. Douglas
Fred W. Smith
J. H. Waggoner
B. B. Adams
W. E. LaRoe
F. M. Echols
Lloyd Moore
A. J. Badgett
Kentuckytown
Board of Education
Mollie Wright
W. F. Wright
J. L. Denton
O. G. Bow
Howard Hedgpeth
J. J. Jenkins
R. H. Rhody
Frank Smith
W. C. Musser
Roy T. Douglas
J. R. Riddle
Roy Blanton
Chesley Rutledge
K. R. Simmons
S. E. Wallace
Claud Dillon
George Burnham
Percy Darwin
Roscoe Pace
Cloy Horton
Jeffersons Ten Rules Do Not Procrastinate and Self Reliance
A paraphrase of Jeffersons maxims on personal discipline and frugality. It lists rules against delaying tasks, seeking help, overspending, buying unnecessary items, and emphasizes self control. The sayings advocate calm speech, measured anger, and choosing easy paths.
Final 1950 U S population figure released
The Census Bureau announced final 1950 census figures showing 154,233,234 Americans in the continental United States and possessions, with mechanical estimates at noon placing total at 156,873,646. Growth attributed mainly to births. immigration impacts declined since earlier eras.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
United States
Bureau
Taxed liens and property citation notices in Grayson County Texas
Public notices dated May 28 1952 issue citations in Grayson County to respond by July 14 1952 for Hershel Cantrell divorce suit and to Bartlet Annibal et al foreclosing title and possession on land described as part of Briley McKinney Annibal tracts with court dates July 17 1952 and May 20 1952. The notices list numerous deceased owners and unknown heirs included in the second suit No 59666.
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State of Texas
Mary Lou Cantrell
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Hershel Cantrell
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
State of
Bartlet Annibal
A. M. Alexander
Josephine B. Alexander
Josephine B. Cummins
David S. Barnett
Amanda Drye
Joseph Weber
Jacob Weber
James Farris
James Feris
R. M. Lively
R. T Barnett
R. T. Barnett
John W. Clement
Mattie E. Clement
E. O. Lively
15Th District Court
J. T. Long
Grayson
B. Annibal
B Annibal
J. Briley
Robert McKinney
W. D. Hearn
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
J. Briley Survey
Population shake up as states gain in 1950 census
The 1950 census shows about a 14.5 percent population rise since 1940, the largest decennial gain on record. California surges to 10,586,000 and climbs to second while New York remains the largest with 14,830,000. Nevada remains low but is among the fastest growers. four states decline: Oklahoma North Dakota Arkansas and Mississippi.
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California
New York
Nevada
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Arkansas
Mississippi
Washington, D. C
Political candidate announcements for Democratic primary 1952
The Sun prints candidate declarations for July 26 1952 Democratic Primary. Listed offices include Congressman 4th District Reagan Brown and Sam Rayburn. State Senator 9th District Joe D Carter. State Representatives Richard S Stark 49F Omar Briggs Jr. District 48. Judges David H Brown R C Vaughan. County Court at Law Lester C Newman. Tax Assessor Collector Mrs Iva Davidson and Robert Dean. County Clerk R C Whiteacre J C Buchanan. County Judge Fannin County Choice Moore.
Opinions From The Grass Roots Referenced Across Nation
The Danville Herald notes a magazine claim that if the New Jersey Power & Light Company had not paid taxes in 1951 it could provide five months of free service to residents. Hood River News questions federal tax burdens on the rich as the nation endures a heavy tax year. Industrial Press argues labor leaders should reduce living costs over pay raises. Cecil Whig cites a Maryland union leader granting work decisions to members, challenging what it means to be American. A brief poem about family gatherings ends with grandparents and grandchildren seated apart, then close together.
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Danville
N. J
Herald
New Jersey Power & Light Company
Oregon
Hood River News
United States
U. S
Birmingham
Bers
Maryland
Cecil Whig
Murray
Frigidaire Special at Lem Tittsworth Bonham Store
Extra good electric washers and refrigerators featured by Lem Tittsworth in Bonham. Special today is a Frigidaire model and customers are urged to see it.
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Lem_ Tittsworth
Bonham
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M. E. Powell
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H. L. Webster
R. L. Johnson
State Board of Optometry
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Raymond Phillips
Alice B. Bowling
Lester Short
Lonnie Myrick
Jefferson
Continental
The
Sun
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Sam Rayburn
Joe D. Carter
Richard S. Stark
Omar Briggs, JR
David H. Brown
R. C. Vaughan
Lester C. Newman
Iva Davidson
Robert Dean
R. C
Claude) Whiteacre
J. C. Buchanan
Fannin County
Moore
Grass Roots
Feed Headquarters
Pascal Farley
Enjoy Reddy
Community Public Service Company
Your Friendly Electric
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