Ghost Chase for a Stolen Horse in 1870 Collin County
A McKinney posse pursued a stolen bay horse after Mr. Meroney of Plano reported the theft the night before. The pursuit reached Mallow prairie near Melissa before the thief vanished, leaving riders to conclude they had chased a ghost on August 7, 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Meroney
Buckeye
W. S. McDuffie
McDuffie
George Wright
Court House
Jacks
Mr. Meroney
Plano
McKinney
Meroney
Bright Bay
Sam Berry
East Fork
Honey Creek
Mallow
James McKinney
Jesse Orendorf
Melissa
W. C. Mayfield
Farmersville
Mayfield
Old Highland Post Office
Film Patrons Set Alibis After Last Show
In New York a nightly queue forms outside the principal theatres after the final show at 11 p m. Married men, the patrons, await certificates stamped by the theatre explaining their late returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Understanding Separate and Community Property Laws
The article explains that each spouse controls their separate property and how community property is treated. It notes distinctions between ordinary community property and the wife’s community, along with rules on disposal, joint signatures, and debt liability.
Land dispute case 59666 in Grayson County Texas
Plaintiff J. T. Long seeks title and possession with writ of possession against Bartlet Annibal and unknown heirs in Grayson County for 75 acre tract in the Briley survey. Citation requires appearance by July 17, 1952 before the 15th District Court at Sherman Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Bartlet Annibal
A. M. Alexander
Josephine B. Alexander
Josephine B. Cummins
David S. Barnett
Amanda Drye
Joseph Weber
Jacob Weber
James Farris
James Feris
R. M. Lively
R. T Barnett
R. T. Barnett
John W. Clement
Mattie E. Clement
E. O. Lively
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
J. T. Long
Grayson
B. Annibal
B. Annibal, Et al, and Beig
J. Briley
Robert McKinney
W. D. Hoard
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
J. Briley Survey
A. D
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Veteran Answers on GI Bill Ending Entitlement and Loans
VA guidance explains that GI Bill entitlement can cover a term past its halfway point so students may finish the term without new entitlement. Veterans may start a business with a non veteran using a GI loan for the veteran portion, but guarantees cannot cover the non veteran contribution. Disabled Korea era veterans may apply for new insurance and premium waivers, but must prepaid until VA decides on the waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Veterans Insurance Dividends and Premiums Question
The text notes veterans insurance since Korea does not pay dividends while premiums are lower than dividend-paying government life policies. It also states Texas has 16,473 miles of railway, and advises the proper address for the President as Mr President or Sir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Texas
United States
Political Announcements For Democratic Primary 1952
The Sun announces candidate filings for the Democratic Primary on July 26 1952. The statements are authorized by the candidates running for listed offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Political race slate for local district offices
The ballot slate lists candidates for state Senate 9th district Joe D Carter and for state representative 49F Richard S Stark. Judicial posts include 15th District Court David H Brown and R C Vaughan. County Court-at-Law Lester C Newman. Tax assessor collector candidates Mrs IVA Davidson and Robert Dean. County clerk R C Whiteacre and J C Buchanan. Reelection noted for Robert Dean.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Owner
Whitewright
Fannin
Collin County
Roy F. Hall
Craig’s Cafe
Boutonnieres
Mrs
Glenn Doss
Ethel Short
S.H. Montgomery Agency
LaRoe and Gem
Joe D. Carter
Richard S. Stark
David H. Brown
R. C. Vaughan
Lester C. Newman
Iva Davidson
Robert Dean
R. C
Claude) Whiteacre
J.C. Buchanan
Earth
Atlas Batteries
Atlas Tires
North Side
C. E.garner & Son
Owners
Highway 69
Feed Headquarters
Pascal Farley
P. O. Box
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