Legal Notice of land suit in Denison Gray son County Texas
Court requires Loretta D Burnside to answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, April 25 1966. Plaintiff Ollie M Biggers Roberson seeks title and possession of land on Iron Ore Creek in Denison. Property lies in Block 46 Dumas Addition west of the H T C Railway Right of Way, except 50x150 feet owned by Frank Biggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Loretta D. Burnside
Evelyn Fix
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Ollie M. Biggers Roberson
LORETTA D._ BURNSIDE
Denison
Towit
Iron Ore
I. G. Belcher
N. W
Dumas Addition
Houston and
Texas Central Railway
Block
Grayson
Paw Paw Creek
Spice Of Life Classifieds And Jokes Feature
A collage ad driven page offers house services and products from North Gowdy street listings to local businesses, plus bits of humor. It includes furniture sales, water heaters, sewing machine service, life and hospital insurance, staplers, farms and ranches buyers, a cartoon section, a Bonham mattress offer, mower parts, and a thanks card. Named entities include Paul Stephens, Johnson Jewelry & Appliance, Flowers Trim Shop, Paul Watson, Lowell Watson, J. A. Alexander, Grayson Co. State Bank, Sherman, Bonham, and ZIP-like references. The page blends ads with jokes and a short card of thanks from E. B. Burchfield.
Clubhouse instruction prompts shower technique
The speaker urges someone to go to the clubhouse and demonstrate how to take a shower, framing it as teaching others the proper routine. The remark centers on guiding behavior in a communal facility without additional context or details.
Father and son clash over college letters in jest
A humorous exchange unfolds as a man visits to settle an old score. He mocks a biting letter, then reveals it was crafted from the best parts of correspondence his son sends from college, sparking a sharp retort from the other party.
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Bill Guthrie
Guthrie
Johnny
Disease Fear Poll Shows Cancer Tops Public Worries
A Gallup Poll finds 62 percent of Americans fear cancer most, despite heart disease being the leading cause of death. Other worries include blindness 18 percent, heart disease 9 percent, arthritis 3 percent, polio 3 percent, and deafness 1 percent.
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Gallup
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E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Mullican
Little Funeral Home
U. S. Highway 82
Bells and
Savoy
Tex
Speaking
Internal Revenue Service
Tom Sears
Ralph Wallace
Joe Reynolds
Reynolds Cabinet Shop
van Alstyne
Joe Mullens
Joe Hunter
R. B. Neathery
Lewis Drive
Garland
John E. Smith
North Gowdy Street
Paul Stephens
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Red Morris
Bells
Singer
Howard Hodge
Income Tax Service
Floyd Bassett
Whitewright
Kenneth Renfro
Bonham
Edwards Chevrolet Co
Roy Talley
O. W. White
Hannah’s
H. H. Taylor
Guy Hamilton
J. A
Alexander, Inc
Grayson Co
State Bank
Whitewright Lodge
Af&am
S. H. White
W. M. R. R. Summers
Stephens & Bryant
East Maple St
Post Office Department
Mr. Smith
McKelva Mattress Factory
Center Street
Bonham, Texas
Whipper- Clipper Co
Bonham, Tex
E. B. Burchfield
J. M. Franklin
John Ruskin
J. T
Bill) Holloway
Whitewright, Texas
P.O. Box
Bob Dunlap
Highway 69
Jones
U.S.D.A
Decker
Kraft Dinners
Grayson Oleo
Tomatoes
S&h
Lynn
Patricia Hardcastle
Northeast Texas Telephone Company
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