Bride Elect Velma Kirkpatrick Honored in Mexia Socials
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick, engaged to Robert W. Grant of Kansas City, was honored with multiple parties in Mexia. Events included a Garden Party at Mrs. Rush Hickman’s home, a bridal pageant, and a Maypole dance with Kirkpatrick’s pupils, culminating in a crown and gifts. additional note mentions a UK man regaining his voice after a wartime gas attack nightmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Kirkpatrick
Robert W. Grant
Mexia
Miss Kirkpatrick
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Mexia Daily News
Rush Hickman
East Carthage Street
Cecile Keithe
Kansas City
Whitewright
Texas
Nelle Fry
Cecil White
E. M. Strange
Greece
Rome
Inez McSwane
Turkey
Victor K. Aubrey
Henry VI
England
R. E. Hickman
Mary Porter Travis
Elizabeth Karner
Victor K. Aubrey Jr
Dorothy Lee Dillon
Hillsboro
Wyatt Hayter
Nannie Simmons
John Sweatt
Walter K. Boyd
Bow Corner Club Presents Three Act Play Club Hosts Three-Act Drama
The Bow Corner Home Demonstration Club staged the play Clubbing a Husband in three acts before a full Pilot Grove school auditorium audience. Directed by Louise Merritt the production faced last-minute cast changes due to illness and rain while raising 21 dollars for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Corner
Pilot Grove
Louise Merritt
Cleveland
Ohio
Pauline Binion
P. A. Kilgree
Herbert Taylor
Tom Binion
Callie Taylor
Oscar Bow
Earl Benson
Robert Taylor
Howard Hedgepeth
Sarah Binion
Thelma Jo Ashinhurst
John Oliver
Margaret Doggett
van Alstyne
Virginia Benson
Rent High in New York City Tiny Shops
The article surveys cramped storefronts shaping a high rental market in New York. It catalogs tiny operations from an 18 inch locksmith stall to a Seventh Avenue pie shaped jewelry shop earning from 4000 dollars yearly, and mid town soft drink stands paying 25000 to 60000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Avenue
Lower East Side
Broadway
Hole in the wall printer rises from bankruptcy to success
A New Jersey printer with a three story shop employed 38 people went bankrupt then moved to New York with under 300 dollars. He opened a one man printery on Sixth Avenue, focusing on while you wait calling cards and stationery. After three years he bought a home as profits surpassed his former best years in the larger shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Sixth Avenue
O. O. McIntyre
Young People's Conference votes to abolish war
The message notes excitement from a Young People's Conference where participants voted to abolish war, highlighting civic engagement and antiwar sentiment among youths.
Undercover Work and the Salivary Glands Joke
A classroom quip centers on a student’s joke about salivary glands. The girl confesses no findings while the professor probes, highlighting a light moment about secrecy and science in a teaching setting.
Local Mill Feed and Farm Supplies Ads
Classified ad list including mill feed for sale and farm tools. Items mention household goods bed mattress wash stand and stove, Deering binders wagons ax handles plow parts, and a poultry health product star parasite with baby chicks. Ads attributed to Maddux Hin ton Manning Clark Meador Hollingsworth and Dyer Jones. 8t-m24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hestand
Dyer & Jones
Political Announcements in Democratic Primary of July 1928
The Sun lists candidates for the July 1928 Democratic primary across offices. Congress Sam Rayburn. Tax Assessor W J Hogan J H Kimbrough C T Davis R W May H Durning. County Clerk J L Doggett Mrs C C Langford T L Tennison C W Billy Batsell. County Judge iid Westbrook J S Kane A S Noble. County Attorney J P Cox Roy M Finley. Commissioner Prec 2 Jesse A Reece. Public Weigher Mark Montgomery Sam McMillin W C Bailey T R Brice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Congress
Sam Rayburn
W. J
Bud) Hogan
J. H
Kim) Kimbrough
C. T
Orph) Davis
R. W
Bob) May
Co. H. Durning
J. L
Jim) Doggett
C. C
Alice
Langford
T. L. Tennison
C. W
Billy) Batsell
Iid Westbrook
J. S. Kane
A. S
Alice) Noble
J. P
Joe) Cox
Roy M. Finley
Jesse A. Reece
Mark Montgomery
Sam McMillin
W. C. Bailey
T. R
Tom) Brice
Publication Notice Adcomm in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to the Grayson County sheriff or a constable. The command requires publishing the notice in a newspaper within the county as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Grayson County
Notice of Probate Hearing in Grayson County Texas
Writ summons all persons interested in the estate of A Goyette to appear at the Grayson County Court in Sherman on the first Monday in August 1928 to contest the will. The notice issued by Clerk R Q Loving with deputy Lucile Schleuse and bears the May 16 1928 date and case tag 21 M 31 for the probate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
A. Goyette
Daisy Goyette
Grayson County
City of
Sherman
A. D
R. Q. Loving
Texas
Lucile Schleuse
R. Q.loving
Probate Petition for Mary E. Hamblen Estate Filed
Merchants and Planters National Bank files in Grayson County Court an application to probate the last will of Mary E. Hamblen deceased, summoning all interested parties days prior to the return day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Grayson County
Grayson
Mary E. Hamblen
Merchants & Planters National Bank
Testamentary proceedings for the estate filed in 1928
The fragment notes a testamentary filing dated May 21 1928 with R Q Lov as deputy. The text records legal action on the estate of a deceased individual, indicating formal probate steps and official oversight.
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Sussex
Munich
Germany
Opel
Bow Corner Club
New York City
Deering
P. H. Connelly
Planters Gin Company
Joe Johnson
P. C. Delfel
J. Lee Yates
P. A. Short
Buell Spindle
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
Maddux and
Hinton
Manning, Clark & Meador
John Hollingsworth
S. H. Montgomery & Son
M.B
AVANS
Lookin Chan
Yau
FISK
F. O. Mangrum
Leonard
Clark & Meador Good Hardware
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