Deaths and events spanning Grayson County life
Obituaries note Berkley Wright 17 dies south of town and Mary E Logan mother of J B Hall passes away. Fires destroy Lee Adcock residence on Spruce Street. Basil Thomson takes Planters National Bank post. 1933 cotton ginning totals 44 419 bales in Grayson County by Nov 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley Wright
J. E. Wright
Lee Adcock
Spruce Street
B. R. Allison
Ely
Bert Snap
Tom Bean
William L. Lindsey
East Whitewright
Basil Thomson
Planters National Bank
Paris Orchestra
Sherman
Guy Hamilton
Sarah L. Nicholas
Delia Moore
J. H. Waggoner
S. A. Hayes
Inez
Gladys Ray
Gilmore Webster
J. D. Yates
Austin
Robert Howard
Lowell Watson
Gene Hughes
Emmet Earl West
Bennie Mae Holt
Trenton
J. D. Richey
Bernie Richey
Orangeville
Church of Christ
C. C. Merritt
Merritt
H. T. Atterberry
Grayson County
Bells Man Convicted In Slaying of Negro
Eugene Oliver of Bells was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after a 15th District Court jury found him guilty of murder with malice in the July 12 killing of a Sherman Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Eugene Oliver
Bells
State Penitentiary
15Th District Court
Tax lien foreclosure notice for Denison property
City of Denison files suit to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lot 5, Block 4, Miller's Second Addition, Denison, Grayson County Texas. Defendants include William Barrett Smith and others with unknown heirs. case No. 60953 heard in 15th District Court. Judgment sought foreclosing tax liens and ordering sale with all costs and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
County of
Grayson
State of
Texas
William Barrett Smith
Sam J. Smith
J. H. Owens
Miller
Denison
Grayson County
City of
Wm. Barrett Smith
District Court of
15Th Judicial District
District Court
Court House
Sherman
On of Texas
Felows
Rosanna Thomas
Rosanna Martin
J. T. Thomas
Theodore Thomas
Archie Thomas
Temple Thomas
J. C. Thomas
Millers
Rosanna Thomas, Et al
A. D
Bills To Be Paid By Little Fellows
Washington opinions on funding the budget suggest the burden will fall mainly on average earners. A general federal retail sales tax is opposed by Eisenhower, while executives hint at reshuffled excise taxes on items like matches autos appliances and beverages to raise revenue. The piece contrasts the political acceptability of various tax schemes and ends with a quoted remark from Ambrose Bierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Eisenhower
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John Oliver
W. T. Ross
Cecil Smith
M. R. Smith
Near Whitewright
Lillie Scott
Randolph High School
Charleston
Beveridge
Bessie Barnes
Terrell
Susie
Maggie Noe
Lucile Noe
Lilburn Ross
Roy Hamilton
Leonard
W. T. Simmons
H. L. Durham
Luther Gordon
G. M. McNeilly
Ches Pope
F. R. McFatridge
George Gattis
J. C. Gillespie
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Lois Cates
C. C. Cates
Otha Chie
Carrollton
Lester Ross
Greenville
C. E. Stone Co
Mineola
Lester
Whitewright
R. V. Henry
Commerce
W. H. S. Reflector
Kentuckytown Club
Viva Phillips
Carl Holland
Albert Pennell
Pascal Connelly
the Sun
Pink Hill Baptist Church
A. Reynolds
Susie Noe
State Teachers Association
Pascal Farley
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State
Antarctic
Charles Denison
Ernie Hudson
John V. Lattimore
Denison Manufacturing Company, Ltd
John V. Lattimire
Ollie Mae Hoover
Whitewright Sun
V. Earnest
Shirley England
Counished
As . Whitewright
Ambrose Bierce
S. V. Earnest
Tex
Nancy Drake
Lone Star Gas Company
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