Odeon events and local notices in Sherman weekly
J W Davidson visits Greenville Tuesday and a Thursday Odeon program features Triangle comedy with Jack Livingstone. Mrs Mary Nash arrives from Minnesota to live with the Marks. H T Atterberry leaves for Denison then San Antonio training camp. Birth announced for a girl October 27 1918. Funeral attendance noted for Carl Fender. Mangrum Bros advertise salt. H H Hancock and Blanche Fain welcome a son born October 23. Influenza situation improving with few new cases. School opens with good attendance. Lee Johnson promotes superior glasses and perfect titling. Womans Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 pm. Big stock of iron beds available from Will Looney. Grayson County Live Stock Assoc exhibition November 5 in Sherman. R E L Knight to speak on Agriculture and the War. L C Long reopens bakery at old stand.
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Jack Livingstone
the Odeon
Wilbur Carter
J. A. L. Wolfe
Sherman
Carl Fender
Grayson County Live Stock Association
R. E. L. Knight
Largest purchase wins Singer sewing machine at T H Trrrrr Furniture
The store awarded a Singer sewing machine to Mr. K. O. Young for making the largest purchase during a recent special sale. The sale was praised as a success with thanks to friends and customers, and the store invites shoppers to view remaining bargains.
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K. O. Young
T. H
Long's Bakery The Home Bakery Serves Good Bread and Rolls
A local bakery advertises fresh bread and rolls reminiscent of earlier favorites. Long's Bakery known as The Home Bakery invites customers to taste traditional baked goods.
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Long’s Bakery
Home Bakery
Death Notice of Mrs. Hubert Blanton in San Antonio
Telegram reports Mrs. Hubert Blanton died of influenza in San Antonio. She was the wife of former local assistant postmaster Hubert Blanton and mother of two young children. Mr. Blanton is seriously ill with influenza. Mrs Lyda Blanton and John Musser left for San Antonio to attend the funeral. Saginaw Michigan salt at Mangrum Bros. Only a few barrels left. Get yours now.
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Hubert Blanton
San Antonio
Lyda Blanton
John Musser
Saginaw
Michigan
Mangrum Bros
Christmas gift display from local jeweler and salt sale
Government urges early shopping for practical gifts and express mail options. Mangrum Bros promote Michigan salt with limited barrels. Sam Fender of Roulette Oklahoma attends funeral of nephew Carl Fender. Rev J F Fender and Rev Wright are related. W S Womack, longtime northeast community resident, dies at Royse City aged about 70. funeral and burial held there after residence near town.
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Sam Fender
Roulette
Oklahoma
Carl Fender
Wright
Miss Tone
Cooper
Mr. Fender
J. F. Fender
Rev. Wright
Sherman
Whitewright War Council forms Special Relief Committee
The committee led by J. R. Pennington will handle distress cases due to sickness and misfortune. Members include J. F. Lilley Mrs. J. C. Parsons Mrs. W. T. Sears and Mrs. J. W. Pender. The group will investigate collect funds and aid those in need to avoid duplication and gaps in relief.
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Whitewright War Council
J. R. Pennington
J. F. Lilley
J. C. Parsons
W. T. Sears
J. W. Pender
Pure Michigan Salt for Hog Killing Time
Get your salt now and be ready when hog killing time comes. We offer pure Michigan salt.
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Michigan
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for the many kind words of sympathy and deeds of thoughtfulness during our sorrow and bereavement in the loss of our husband, son and brother. May the richest blessings of Heaven rest on you all. Mrs. Sam Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cameron and children.
In Memoriam for Edgar Montgomery
Mrs. Maggie Montgomery and family thank friends for support during Edgar Montgomery illness and death. They express gratitude for comforting words, flowers, and especially the doctors care and labor. They pray God bless and keep those who shared their sorrow.
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Edgar
Maggie Montgomery
R.C. Montgmery
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens in Summer Heat
Old and weak people will gain strength to endure summer heat by taking Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. You can soon feel its strengthening, invigorating effect. 60c.
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Grove
Sanol Eczema Remedy Claims Quick Skin Cure
An advertisement touts Sanol Eczema Remedy to banish blackheads pimples and rough skin. It promises eczema relief and smooth skin with a pleasant feel and urges a trial at 50 cents or 1.00 at drug stores.
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J. W. Davidson
Greenville
Odeon
Mary Nash
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Eld
A. B. Major
Johnson’s
H. T. Atterberry
Denison
Gordon Bros
Pascal Cox
Lee Johnson
Womans’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Christ
Will Looney
L. C. Long
The
War Industries Board
Washington
LaRoe Lumber Company
Joe May
W.S. Womack
Royse City
Mr. Womack
Town
Whitewright Lumber Co
Special Relief Committee
Dyer&Jones
Rexall Store
Devoe
Sam Cameron
W. P. Cameron
Luther Smith & Son