Community notes from The Sun dated November 19 1915
35 years ago T H Lively sold a residence to W A Layman and Cecil Spindle wed Eula Badgett at Elder Williams home. Sadler Brothers sold their barber shop to W E Little of Springfield Louisiana. 40 to 50 new students entered school on first day of transfer settlements.
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the Sun
T. H. Lively
Don Dyer
W. A. Layman
Cecil Spindle
Eula Badgett
G. H. Williams
Sadler Brothers
W. E. Little
Springfield
B. P. Harrison
Midland
Womack Construction Co
Ida-Whitewright
C. W. Hampton
Floyd Badgett
Wilson H. Bartley
Katy
Will Cox
Veteran Questions And Answers in VA Benefits Brief
Q and A style column covers canteen coupon books for patients, death pension eligibility with $600 life policy, hospital care for birth for a veteran, and GI Bill course change guidance timelines. It explains coupon purchases at hospital canteens, income limits for pensions, limited VA hospital birth coverage, and when the 45 day advisory period begins.
Matrimonial agency operator wed client in Sergent
Rosamond Martin, a 40 year old widow who ran a Sergent matrimonial agency, married Ralph W. Curry, 41, Navy veteran from Salem West Virginia, Friday. Curry said he would help his wife continue her agency, marking her third marriage.
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Sergent, Ky
Sergent
Rosamond Martin
Ralph W. Curry
Salem
W. Va
Curry
Do You Have a Maid under Federal Insurance Law
The Dallas office of the Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance distributes a booklet explaining when household workers such as maids laundresses cooks chauffeurs and gardeners fall under the new federal insurance law effective January 1. It explains employer reporting duties and how to obtain a copy by mail or at post offices.
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Dallas
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Office
Terminal Annex
Texas
Federal Insurance Office
Citation No 58487 Texas to Z P Stoneman
The State of Texas issues citation No. 58487 to Z P Stoneman including heirs and legal representatives, detailing service requirements and courtroom or notice actions as recorded.
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P. Stoneman
Henry W. Woods
B. F. Crowther
B. F. Crowthers
Gate City Building and Loan Association
C. C. McCarthy
A. D. Patterson
State of Texas
Z. P. Stoneman
Denison land case pits Noel against Stoneman heirs
Plaintiffs Frank Noel and Velma Noel sue Z P Stoneman and others to gain title and possession of 308 West Day Street Denison Grayson County Texas described as 50 by 150 feet. They base claim on three five and twenty five year statutes and seek damages costs and relief from the District Court in Sherman. The case docket is No 58487 filed October 24 1950 with clerk S V Earnest.
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Frank Noel
Velma Noel
Z. P. Stoneman
Towit
Towitt
Day Street
Stoneman’s
Denison
Texas
Stoneman’s Addition
West Day Street
Grayson County
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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Haskell Thomson
Julian Everheart
Guy Stedham
Raymond Hoyle
Harp
Chenoweth
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Whitewright
Rotary Club
Rangers
Bonham
Highland Park
Robert Cantrell
Joe W. Carr
Burl Davenport
Theresa Everheart
Ben Sturdivant
C. C. Willis
Presbyterian
Joe Everheart
Grady May
May
Celina
Ruby Crowell
John Kerr
Ira Kirkpatrick
J. E. Rutledge
Chesley
Arkansas
Benjamin Franklin
S. H. Montgomery Agency
W. E. Laroe
Joe Marsh
Poe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Alabam Armingham
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Kansas Concorso
Dodge
Kansas City
Aie
Topeka
Wichita
Louisiana
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Kentucky Lexington
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Vicksboro
Missouri
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Avis Orth
Carouna
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Ote
Hotteras
AVG
Columbia
Greensboro
Tennessee
Challancey
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Nashville
Memphis
Kas Sarille
Kentucky
Alabama
Carolina
Florida
U. S. Weather Bureau
TEMP
Kansas
Oklahoma
RTL
United States
Vkc Vet Sayi
V-A
Alying I
Maggie Patterson
J. J. Painter
Laura Miller
J. L. Andrews
Elmer Miller
Charlie Miller
District Court of
Court House
Cto
Texas Employment Commission
Lamar St
Fort Worth
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