We Heard About Weekend Visits Across Texas
Mrs. J. Smith and family visit relatives in Tyler. Bryant Penn of Overton visits mother Emmet Penn. Rev. Cates of Bonham visits Ray Cates. Aubrey Hansard of Plainview visits E A Hansard. Royce Lay visits Sherman. Laura Rich visits Dallas. Carol Hughes from Dallas weekend with Hughes family. Charlie Carter family visit Sherman. Vernon Brown family visit Lillie Dillon. Fred Cook family visit Sherman. Bill Turner Richardson weekend with Otto Russell. Lonnie England weekend with Sammie Ethridge in Midland. Roby Childress weekend in Muskogee Oklahoma. Leon Wolford Dallas weekend with Harper. James Robnett Lubbock weekend with Gosnell. Ned Ayres home hosts Ayres family from Denison and Dallas and Leonard.
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Ned Ayres
James Ayres
Denison
Jack Ayres
Dallas
Milton Simpson
Ector
James McCarroll
Leonard
Conflicting interests restrict lawyer representation in Texas ethics
A Texas law ethics vignette explains that lawyers cannot represent opposing sides in a dispute. It shows Marvin's accident case where Sawyer Smith cannot represent him after learning the insurer is a client. The piece notes partnerships extend conflict rules to all partners and outlines when dual representation may be proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bishop
Sawyer Smith
Smith
Marvin
Insurance Company
Cameron Bans Football in Junior High Grades
Cameron city school board votes five to one to ban junior high football citing medical authorities and the Texas Society of Athletic Physicians. Milton Schiller says calisthenics weight lifting and track events will replace football as the program focus.
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Cameron
Cameron City
Milton Schiller
Texas Society of Athletic Physicians
Schiller
Mixed Bits From North America and Beyond
A collage of brief items notes Evelyn LeMay advising caution on driving, global pig population statistics, private pension fund totals and growth, Ethel Bird editing in San Diego, a YWCA talk in Jamestown, and a Gretchen Robinson vacation postcard from Innsbruck. Also included are trivia on legumes and octopuses, Princeton Latin orations, a Des Moines address, a Mineola laundromat sign, Meramec Caverns warnings, historic Wichita scenes, McCormick Place dining for presidents, and IRS income figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn LeMay
North White Plains
N. Y
Izvestia
Russia
San Diego
Calif
Ethel Bird
Aububon Society
YWCA
Jamestown
Gretchen Robinson
Innsbruck
Austria
Pivotal health, civic, and geographic notes from a midcentury snapshot
Pneumonia and influenza caused over three percent of deaths among ordinary life policyholders last year. Huntington Town adopts Canine Control Service replacing dog catcher. U S A contributes almost one third of UN budget. Idaho spans 83 557 square miles with forest land making up 39. Mt Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota is projected to endure for 100 000 years with minimal change.
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Huntington Town
N. Y
U. N
Idaho
South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Washington, Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Bill hikes filing fees for statewide elections signed
Gov. Price Daniel signed a law raising filing fees for state wide special elections. Effective in 90 days the bill sets a $1000 fee for U S Senate candidates and five percent of a year’s salary for Congressmen at large and a Civil Appeals Court justice. The bill, authored by Sen. Dorset Hardeman, targets long candidate lists in spring races.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Dorsey Hardeman
San Antonio
U. S. Senate
Justice of Civil Appeals
Special election and social security earnings notice
A note explains that the special election cost was $50 and that social security benefits for a family depend on the credited amount. It mentions free post card forms at the local social security office to obtain a statement of earnings and suggests an out-of-use diaper bag for carrying wet bathing suits.
Citation Notice in Grayson County Land Case No. 67562
The State of Texas issues a citation to Minnie Morrow Cliff Morrow Beulah Meeks Frank Meeks Eddie Morrow Virgie Hood Chester Hood Clinton Morrow Vester Morrow Myrtle Morrow Nannie Morrow Eva Garrett Norma Garrett I G Morrow Gordon Morrow Estelle Conger J C Conger Mell Morrow J M Morrow Alford G Morrow Nannie Sullivan O B Sullivan W B Parker T C Morrow F E Morrow J W Morrow deceased and unknown heirs to appear to answer Verna C Sappenfield in a suit for title and possession of 71.59 acres in Grayson County described with metes and bounds, returnable by July 24, 1961 before the 15th District Court in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Minnie Morrow
Cliff Morrow
Beulah Meeks
Frank Meeks
Eddie Morrow
Virgie Hood
Chester Hood
Clinton
Clint) Morrow
Vester Morrow
Myrtle Morrow
Nannie Morrow
Eva Garrett
Norma Garrett
Feme
I. G. Morrow
Gordon L
G. L.) Morrow
Estelle Conger
Maine
Texas
A. D
Grayson
State OF
Trinity River
Henry Shockey
J. C
Leora Baxter
Grayson County
Varas
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Mrs. John Smith
Tyler
Bryant Penn
Overton
Emmet Penn
R. L. Cates
Bonham
Ray Cates
Aubrey Hansard
Plainview
E. A. Hansard
Mrs. Royce Lay
Mrs. James Lay
Sherman
Joe Rich
Miss Laura Rich
Carol Hughes
Gene Hughes
Charlie Carter
Son
Fred Cook Jr
Vernon Brown
Lillie Dillon
Fred Cook
Mrs
George Gattis
Bill Turner
Richardson
Otto Russell
Mrs. Lonnie England
Sammie Ethridge
Midland
Roby Childress
Muskogee, Okla
R. G. Hedrick
Mrs. Leon Wolford
J. A. Harper
James Robnett
Lubbock
J. H. Gosnell
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
Alste
Easa Easa
Hempstead
Grandpa
Easa
U.S. A
Princeton University
Des Moines
C. F. Thousand
Mineola
Meramec
Stanton
Wichita
Kans
McCormick Place
Chicago
New Lakefront Exposition Center
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bessie
D. L. Smith
West Concord
P. A. Jones Et Ax
Clyde T. Shaw
J. C. Morrow
Verna Morrow
James Morrow
W. J. Hollingsworth
H. G. Morrow
Hollingsworth
A. S. Lackey
Lackey
S. V. Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Cleaners
Whitewright Motor Company
Whitewright, Texas