Local notices from Mahurin News and Orangeville News
Community updates cover business changes including Down Memory Lane news of Lee Johnson buying stock and fixtures, Frank Alverson and Sam McMillin taking new jobs, and a 77th birthday celebration for Mrs. Williams. Plus local births, achievements, a high school contestant advancing to state, and a fatality in the area.
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Lee Johnson
Gallaher & Son
Whitewright
Mahurin News
Frank Alverson
Abilene
Sam McMillin
M-K-T Railroad
Denison
W. C. Anderson
S. B. Williams
John Jenkins
Ida
Rev G C Ivins Named Pastor at Local Baptist Church
Mrs Jimmie Yates 58 died at her home this morning. Five sets of harness stolen from R C Vestal's barn southeast of town Thursday night. Maurice Hughes moved from Desert to Ely and opened a store. Paul Cook moved his garage to the Carl May filling station at Bond and Maple. Mrs D M Pope of Sherman reviewed Shadows on the Rock at Central Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Paul Bowen Benton Bowen and Joe Smith went to Dallas Wednesday.
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G. C. Ivins
Goldthwait
Jimmie Yates
R. C. Vestal
Maurice Hughes
Desert
Ely
Paul Cook
Carl May
Bond and
Maple
D. M. Pope
Sherman
Rock
Central Christian Church
Paul Bowen
Benton Bowen
Joe Smith
Dallas Wednes
Q and A on VA benefits for veterans
Veteran questions cover timing for submitting medical exams for GI insur ance reinstate ment and penalties for delays. Other items confirm eligibility for VA hospital care for peacetime veterans with line of duty disability or compensation, use of wheelchair housing grants to pay off existing mortgage, and lack of extra compensation for dependents unless disability is 50 percent or more.
Social Security Critique Labels Program as Theft and Burden
A New York Christian Economics critique argues the Social Security Act is a coercive, costly charity that shifts retirement costs to future generations. It contrasts private insurance with government schemes, warns of looming liabilities, and urges individuals to fund their own retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute For Economic Research
New York Christian Economics
No Potatoes Please Lassie Eats Prime Liver Meal
Lassie the canine TV star earns about $100000 yearly and receives one daily meal. The menu includes beef liver ground round steak cottage cheese and stew. Owner Budd Weatherwax clarifies the meal is prepared fresh with potatoes removed and not leftovers.
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Lassie
Budd Weatherwax
Ray Craft Announces Candidacy for Grayson County Official
Ray Craft enters the Democratic race for County Commissioner Precinct No. 2 in Grayson County. Born September 15, 1907, he grew up in the county and now runs a stock farm and Grade A Dairy southeast of Denison. He has five children and serves as a director of the North Texas Milk Producers Association.
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Ray Craft
Grayson County
Jim L. Craft
Lois Speed
Denison
Texas
A. & M. College
Hi-Way
North Texas Milk Producers Association
Old stereotypes of spouses and singles in language
A concise catalog of gendered phrases contrasting male and female roles in common speech. It pairs terms like head of the house versus wears the pants, hen pecked versus devoted husband, and no spring chicken versus in the prime of life, highlighting biased labels tied to marriage and age.
Ike and Nixon Agree on Disability Plan for Acting Presidency
The White House released Monday an understanding between President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon on acting presidency during disability. It states three procedures: the President would inform the Vice President if possible. the Vice President would act and manage powers until recovery. or the Vice President would decide devolution if the President cannot communicate. The arrangement, aligned with Article 2, Section 1, is for themselves alone and not a general constitutional change.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rogers
Hagerty
Congressional Push for Constitutional Amendment Proposal
The report notes congressional action focused on a constitutional amendment proposal that lawmakers have been pursuing for an extended period. It highlights ongoing efforts, debate, and the potential implications of moving the measure forward.
Good timber and the makings of a man
A poem extols resilient character comparing trees to people who endure hardships. It speaks of storms building strength in both wood and humankind, noting the parallel growth of hardship marks with wisdom and stature. The text ends with a cooking instruction to prepare a fish dish with chopped eggs and parsley in a white sauce.
Notice to Creditors of O J Potter Estate
Legal notice announces letters testamentary to Mary Ellen Kaylor for the estate of O J Potter, deceased, issued January 7 1958 in Grayson County. Creditors must file claims by law. address 720 Dewey Avenue Sherman Texas. Also for Charley B McMillan deceased executor Ernest McBeef Route No 1 Howe Grayson County Texas.
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O. J. Potter
Grayson County
Dewey Avenue
Sherman
Grayson
Texas
Mary Ellen Kaylor
Whitewright Sun
Charley B. McCmillon
Charley B. McMillon
Howe
Ernest McBeef
Charley B. McMillen
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F. C. Williams
Lee Williams
B. F. Hill
Louise Echols
San Antonio
Ben Robinson
Orangeville
Trenton
J. C. Gillespie
Orangeville News
Roger Holcomb
Waldo Funeral Home
Clarence Rhody
G. W. Brown
Albert Reeves
F. B. Rascoe
Neal Talley
Sarah Belle Gillett
Rudolph Russell
Morris Gillett
Hamilton Vestal
Reddy Kilowatt
Lira Public Service
Reddy
United States
Sherman Savings
North Travis
Sherman, Texas
Dial
DODGE
Plymouth
MonTgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co-Owner
Dodge-Plymouth
W. Main
Ike
Mr. Farmer
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