Social News From Trenton and Nearby Cities
Mrs Holmes Connelly and Miss Lena Mae Gowdy hosted a shower for Frances Wilson bride elect of Stamford. Local marriages included John McGaughey and Imalda Kendrick in Plano, Joe Riddle and spouse welcomed a son, and couples Kirkpatrick Barbee Brooks Echols passed weddings. Local obituaries note deaths of Joe M Robbins and R D Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Lena Mae Gowdy
Gowdy
Frances Wilson
Nonnie Phy
Stamford
John McGaughey
Plano
Whitewright
Imalda Kendrick
Joe Riddle
Bill Haywood
Orangeville
Leonard Hospital
Kentuckytown Club
Burn Everheart
F. T. Harris
Lanius Kincaid
Eunice Turner
Obituaries and notices from The Sun June 20 1929
George A Bradshaw died at his home south of Trenton Monday. William H East 77 died at his Bells home Saturday. Martin Craig 81 died at his Bells home Friday. Fred Clark and Miss Mary Elizabeth McKenna wed Sunday afternoon. Ira Kirkpatrick and family moved to Sherman at week’s start. Myra Nell Vestal Oleta Chambers Ruth Melugin Sarah Janway Alberta Haliburton Mary Gee Wood Lucile Myrick Agnes Coffey were on the Baptist G A program.
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the Sun
George A. Bradshaw
Trenton
William H. East
Bells
Martin Craig
Fred Clark
Mary Elizabeth McKenna
Ira Kirkpatrick
Sherman
Myra Nell Vestal
Oleta Chambers
Ruth Melugin
Sarah Janway
Alberta Haliburton
Mary Gee Wood
Lucile Myrick
Agnes Coffey
Baptist
G. A
Funeral services set for Mrs May Blaine at Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery here Friday afternoon for Mrs May Blaine who died in Jacksonville Florida Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs S C Nelms Jr of Tom Bean on June 20. Mrs Nelms is the former Beatrice Maynard of Whitewright. Billy White Paul Vestal and J A Mauk have returned from a visit in the North and East. Mrs Roscoe Gillett entertained Friday afternoon honoring Mrs Fred Smith who is leaving White. Mr Russell O Pietzsch of Sherman and Miss Mildred Sue White were married Sunday morning. Anna Lee Yowell Nora Bryant Martha Bryant Sibyl Davenport
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Oak Hill Cemetery
May Blaine
Jacksonville
Fla
S. C. Nelms Jr
Tom Bean
Nelms
Beatrice Maynard
Whitewright
Billy White
Paul Vestal
J. A. Mauk
Roscoe Gillett
Fred Smith
White
Quotes and notes on public life and Central American coffee
Former President Truman recalls feeling buried and dug up again at his birthplace shrine. Folger Library director Wright calls intercollegiate football obsolete unless stiff alumni persistence keeps it alive. Architect Stone warns to hide frailties and stay a little flawed. Actress Van Vooren advises being different to stand out. El Salvador is Central America’s largest coffee exporter and rank fourth globally.
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Harry S. Truman
Louis B. Wright
Folger Shakespeare Library
Washington, D. C
Edward D. Stone
Monique van Vooren
Leonard Lyons
Tower of Pisa
Stainless Steel Mufflers Field Test In Cars
Pittsburgh report notes stainless mufflers tested in various cars across the country. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp teams with muffler makers to prove stainless steel lasts longer than mild steel, resisting acids from modern fuels beyond about 15,000 miles.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution in Grayson County
A notice announces a public auction of Pearl Wicks property at the Grayson County courthouse in Denison. The lot at 305 E Nelson Street, Lot 10 Block 6 Cook's addition, is to be sold to satisfy a 1954 judgment in favor of Edgar L. Clark. Sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1959 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the courthouse door.
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State of Texas
Grayson
Justice Court
Grayson County
Texas
Edgar L. Clark
Pearl Wicks
Ira
Cook
Denison
E. Nelson Street
G. W. Blanton
Ira Wisely
Whitewright Sun
Final Account and Discharge Request in Pearl Stormont Estate
Grayson County Texas seeks final settlement by Loyd Oates as administrator of Pearl Oates Stormont estate. Final account and discharge application to be heard July 6, 1959 at Sherman courthouse. Notices require interested parties to file written answers. Published June 25, 1959 in The Whitewright Sun.
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State OF Texas
Pearl Oates Stormont
Grayson County
Texas
Loyd Oates
A. D
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Tex
Connell Rogers
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright Sun weekly edition header details
The Whitewright Sun announces publication by editor and publisher T Glenn Doss. The paper is issued every Thursday and is entered at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter.
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the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Texas
Subscription rates listed for Grayson Fannin counties
The notice states subscription rates of 2.00 for Grayson and Fannin counties 2.50 outside those counties and 5.00 for foreign subscriptions. It also notes The Sun is a service institution inviting news items while reserving editor discretion over what constitutes news and the rejection of outdated or promotional material.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
the Sun
Survey Maps Girth of Nation Across Cities
A drug store sampling by a research firm maps obesity by city noting Oklahoma City and Denver as among the fattest, and Charleston West Virginia Norfolk Worcester among the leanest. The study uses 5000 questionnaires from 700 stores and lists city by city overweight rates with Akron and San Antonio at the national average.
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Charleston
W. Va
Texas
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
Reducing Aid
John Andres
American Medical Association
Andres
San Francisco
Boston
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Midwest
Southwest
New England
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Denver
Rochester
N. Y
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dayton
Phoenix
Albany
Kansas City
New Haven
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Birmingham
Miami
Sacramento
St. Louis
Atlanta
Detroit
Akron
San Antonio
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Richmond
New Orleans
Seattle
Hartford
Tampa
St. Petersburgh
Providence
Portland
Ore
Youngstown
San Diego
San Bernardino
Memphis
Louisville
Norfolk
S. C
Worchester
Mass
Elder watchman falters at tavern break in
Homestead Florida Jeremiah Thompson an 82 year old tavern watchman sat at his post with a loaded shotgun when a thief with a knife broke in yesterday Thompson declined to shoot saying I just could not shoot a man The incident was noted in Whitewright advertising copy.
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Homestead
Fla
Jeremiah Thompson
Thompson
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Jack Lay
Charles White
G. V. Vestal
Dorothy Nell Pirtle
Gladys Gosnell
Jack Lewis Yeager
Reginald Hicks
Oeta B. Head
Dorothy Nicholson
Vonda Lee Vineyard
Whitewright High School
Sue Stephens
Monabelle Biggerstaff
Ralph Kirkpatrick
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Jack Barbee
Hortense Allen
Commerce
Barbee
Joe Brooks
Denton
Vivian Echols
J. L. McSpedden
Bryant King
Thomas Gillett
McSpedden
Joe M. Robbins
R. D. Cornell
J. J. Cornell
el Salvador
Central America
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cypress Gardens
Florida
Fury
Lokey Edwards
Ea Public Service
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