Moves and Notices From the Area This Week
Down Memory Lane reports residents moving to Waco Sherman and Sylvan Beach. Obituaries note Mae Wooley J H Morse Grandma Hampton Rev Joe Nicholson Eliza Mullins and Eliza Harper. Community events include Epworth League program and American Legion picnic dates and local weddings and student summer plans in Boulder Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McKinsey
Waco
R. May
North Texas Medical Association
Waxahachie
Robert
Claud Truett
J. H. Reeves
Sylvan Beach
J. H. Reeves Jr
S. A. Hayes
Sherman
Mae Wooley
Dallas
J. H. Morse
Tom Bean
Grandma Hampton
Pilot Grove
Joe B. Nicholson
Oklahoma
Oak Hill
Eliza Ann Mullins
R. W. Chambers
Minnie Willis
Kathryn Vaughn
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Sallye Hamilton
Ben Sturdivant
Martha Joe Sears
Beveridge Brents
American Legion
Local Rain Totals and Community Notices
It has rained 6.26 inches since June 1 with 5.20 inches falling from last Thursday noon to Monday night. Leon Chumbley Fred Starr and Ross Brown returned from Lake Dallas after two days fishing bringing home nine pounds of fish. Mrs Velma Phillips hosted Thursday evening to honor her son James Birt on his thirteenth birthday. Miss Sarah L Nicholas 72, a Whitewright music teacher died in Camrose Alberta Canada on Sand 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Chumbley
Fred Starr
Ross Brown
Lake Dallas
Velma Phillips
James Birt
Sarah L. Nicholas
Whitewright
Camrose
Alberta
Canada
Rat Population Multiplies Across the Nation
Rodent experts warn rats now number about 160 million nationwide and threaten public health and property. Rats carry diseases including food poisoning rabies plague typhus and trichinosis and destroy about 20 dollars worth of food per rat per year. Health departments urge greater public cooperation to curb the spread and damage. The text mentions tameable Australian dingo dogs as a side note.
Veterans Administration Q and A on GI policies and loans
A compendium of VA guidance covers physicals for reinstating lapsed GI life insurance, prepayments on GI loans, and changes to on the job training under the Korean GI Bill. It notes osteopaths must graduate from a recognized college and be listed in the American Osteopathic Association directory, and that loan prepayments may be one monthly payment or $100, or multiples of either. It also explains full rate of training allowance after switching courses, reduced at four month intervals, and loan cash value says to contact the VA district office for current cash value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Osteopathic Association
National Service
Make It Yourself Knick Knack Shelf
This easy make it yourself project suits amateurs with basic tools and satisfies experienced crafters. It yields a modern knick-knack shelf whose simple lines blend with most decors. The secret is cutting a slot halfway through the width at each joint, with slot width equal to board thickness.
Proverb Quiz Sparks Laugh Over Cleanliness
A teacher tests pupils on proverbs asking cleanliness is next to what. A young boy answers with feeling that cleanliness is next to impossible, prompting a round of quiet amusement in the classroom.
Divorce suit filed in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued to Wilkie C. Lane in Grayson County to answer the First Amended Original Petition by August 1 1955. Plaintiff Lilian C. Lane seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Case No 61945 filed June 13 1955 in Sherman court. Publication dates June 23 July 3 and July 14 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Georgie Pace
Lind A. Pace
Decen
Roy H. Young
Ing
Roy Youngs
Roy Young
Lucille Pace Young
R. W. Pyburn
Henry Young
Lucille Young
Andrew Anthony
Ethel Maye Anthony
Adirew Anthony
Archie Dee Fife
Willie Fife
Archie der Fife
Raymond Rush Pace
Zola Mae Pace
Harvey Eaves
Harry Eaves
Maudine Eaves
Goldsby Ashlby Pace
Geldsby Ashiby
Merrill James Pace
Merrilla Pace
Francis Bowie Pace
John Edward Pace
F. D. Day
Ida Day
George W. Scales
Nellie Scales
25Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
H. L. Smiers
Grayson
Dumas
Denison
I. D
A. D
Fix.an
Wilkie C. Lane
15Th District Court
Lilian C. Lane
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Understanding Texas marital property law in June weddings
The article outlines how marriage affects property in Texas. It explains separate property, ordinary community property, and the wife's special community. It notes restrictions on both spouses, such as the homestead and joint signatures, and stresses keeping property records to protect each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Money talk in Louisville prompts ad ideas on currency
Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer of the United States, fielded suggestions in Louisville about money. A man proposed printing currency with ads on the reverse side and selling the other side. Another asked why women’s portraits aren’t on bills. Priest recalled Washington and Martha on early notes and quipped about money coming between spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ivy Baker Priest
United States
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Amos Templeton
Bells
Irene Hansard
George Hansard
Eliza Viola Harper
Carl Hicks
C. F. McPherson
Silo
Oklo
Crawford Montgomery
Edward
Hugh Tim Arterberry
Sara Kathryn Arterberry
Jo Willa State
Australia
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Nat
First National
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. Earnest
Jimmy Lightfoot
Deepwell Thrift Cooker
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