Local and Personal News Highlights
Bailey Mack of Ballinger visits the city while Mrs. H T Atterberry spends a week in Dallas and Fort Worth. Numerous local figures, including postmaster W O Brents and Mrs J A Penland of Waco, are noted as visiting relatives or townspeople. A Hawaiian vaudeville show is advertised for the Odeon Theater on the 17th and 18th with 15 and 35 cent admission. Fain Melugin and Miss Mary Culbreth wed at Rev J L Truett’s home. Local services, shopping ads, and social updates fill the column with references to tire prices, tailoring, eye tests, and regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain Melugin
Savoy
Mary Culbreth
Dodd City
J. L. Truett
Rev. Truett
Local residents remember Mrs Sam E Marshall with funeral attendance
Dallas residents visited and attended the funeral of Mrs Sam E Marshall in town with relatives from Crockett Durant and Guthrie also paying respects. Will Carroll and Tom Self joined others visiting kin while local businesses advertise tire work fountain service and spring sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Self
Crockett
Sam E. Marshall
Mabel Hudspeth
Durant
Okla
Armand Glidewell
Guthrie, Okla
Glidewell
Marshall
Wilson Seeks Slaten County Commissioner Seat
E. E. Wilson, formerly of this place and seven years a resident of Slaten, is a candidate for county commissioner of the Slaten precinct. He is actively campaigning and confident of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wilson
Slaten
Wilson
Ode Crowell Recovers After St Vincent’s Operation
Ode Crowell at St Vincent's sanitarium Sherman showed improvement Wednesday after a serious operation last Friday. For several days post op his condition remained serious. Marguerite Montgomery, Dallas teacher, visited her parents B S Montgomery and wife with niece Clara Montgomery. Reverend W N Carter conducted funerals for George Howard 65 elder Church of Christ and H Dodd 71 elder Church of Christ Ola near Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode Crowell
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
Sherman
Marguerite Montgomery
Dallas
B. S. Montgomery
Clara Montgomery
W. N. Carter
Alba
George Howard
Church of Christ
Sid Hudspeth Improves at Sherman Hospital
Reports from Sid Hudspeth’s bedside state his condition in Sherman hospital shows improvement after several days of grave risk from blood poisoning. Doctors indicate a fair chance of recovery, replacing earlier little hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Hudspeth
Sherman Hospital
Lyon Film Co. School Pictures at Odeon Theater
The Lyon Film Co. is showing school pictures with local support from the Chamber of Commerce at the Odeon Theater as part of the regular program. Officials expect the panorama of institutions to be shown in nearby towns after the local run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Film Co
Odeon
Chamber of Commerce
Child drinks kerosene by accident near tub
A two year old boy drank a small cup of kerosene on a porch and nearly drowned after falling head first into a tub of water. His mother nearby pulled him from the tub and saved him. No serious effects followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Russell
Junior Spellers Challenge High School Students
The junior winners from the district meet held February 23 challenge high school students to a spelling match in the grammar school building on Thursday night March 20 at 7 o clock. TOM EVERHEART MARY PUMPHREY signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Everheart
Mary Pumphrey
Central Christian Church Seeks Full Attendance Next Lordsday
Pastor A. E. Major invites all to attend Bible school and church services after last Lordsday saw half turnout. A letter from Laura Lynne notes Chinese Christian women and girls traveling five miles to church, seldom absent. Morning sermon: Our Church Activities Throughout the World. evening sermon: Spiritual Relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Laura Lynne
Poultry Tribute Highlights Local Buyers and Prizes
Mrs. Garrett of Richland Springs bought a mammoth bronze tom from Pennsylvania for 300. A county resident purchased Narragansett turkeys that won at Arkansas and Missouri state fairs, the tom at 38 pounds and the hen 25. Texas poised to lead in poultry quantity and quality. Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Richland Springs
Pennslyvania
Souri
Texas
Rowland Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner Precinct 2
J W Jim Rowland announces for the office of County Commissioner Precinct No 2 in the Democratic primary set for July 26 1924. He has long lived in Denison and farmed for 35 years before dairy work and asks voters to investigate his qualifications before supporting him. He pledges equal attention to both precinct ends and notes his lifelong Democratic loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
J. W
Jim) Rowland
Jim Rowland
Denison
Rowland
North End
Texas Set to Lead California in Poultry and Eggs
The article notes cooperative efforts could propel Texas to lead in poultry and egg production. Brown County marketed over a million dollars in poultry products last year, with San Saba turkey growers planning a larger output despite low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Brown County
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. LaRoe & Company
McAlester
Bailey Mack
Ballinger
Mrs. H. T. Atterberry
Dallas and
Fort Worth
W. O. Brents
Odeon Theater
J. A. Penland of
Waco
Jack McMillin
D. S. McMillin
Cull Reeves’ Tailor Shop
Ethel Gordon
May Badgett
Morehead Filling Station
Call Reeves
John Livingston
Little Son of Sherman
Floyd Everheart
Allie Noble
Scott McSpadden
Wichita Falls
Rhom Pennington
W. C. Reeves
Dr. H. V. Reeves
el Campo
J. L. Dyer
McKinney
Thelma Joe Thompson
Morehead
R. S. Morehead
Carl May
H. F. McLarry
Pike
Dora Seales
Los Angeles
San Diego
Gertrude Giles
Westminster
R. L. Johnson
Guy Hamilton
Dr. W. C. Holmes
Trenton
Silas Wilson
Slaton
Whitewright
Gordon Bros
Will Carroll
W. H. Montgomery
J. W. Rowland
Annie E. Jones
B. B. Kimbell
Oakwood
Pierce & Sons’ Fountain
T. N. Parrish
Kentuckytown
Central Christian Church
A. E. Major
Bow-Wright Drug Co
Condie-Bray
Whitewright Lumber Co “Neighborly Service
McAlester Coal
Henryetta
Condie
Bray
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