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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1967

Page

3

Notice to L L Smith heirs in Grayson County case

A legal notice commands Mrs. L L Smith and listed heirs to appear by filing an answer to a petition filed September 27 1967 in Grayson County Fifteenth District Court Sherman Texas. The suit No 73298 seeks title and possession of Harriet Gay 40 acre tract described with metes and bounds ending at the Texas and Pacific Railway right of way.

L. L. Smith Clay Overall Red River County Ephriam Smith James Bowers Luanda Smith Harriett Gay Smith Arthur Smith George Smith Sarah Frances Smith Fifteenth District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Henry Stewart Harriet Gay R. S. Flatt Mary E. Flatt James Reece Welch Neva Laurie McCoy Nova Laurie McCoy S. Perry Denison Robert Doss P. O. Box Leon Hayes Neva Laurie MccCoy Whitewright Sun

Short and Sweet: 1967 Notes on Growth and Accessibility

A digest of mid century science noting children grow taller and heavier than in the past, with regional height and age milestones. It also reports Braille and Talking Books aiding 100,000 blind Americans and asks to extend this access to others with print disabilities. Plus a land description and a court’s notice issued Sept 28 1967 in Sherman Texas, with publication in Whitewright Sun dates Oct 5 to Oct 26 1967.

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Legal Reefs for the Boatman

A public service feature explains boating liability under due care rules and rare exceptions. Cases show owners liable for guests or swimmers when risky maneuvers cause harm, while freak accidents and victim misconduct may absolve responsibility. Also notes a creditors notice in Grayson County probate.

Texas guardians and heirs seek receiver for land sale

A Texas citation directs multiple named defendants to answer by October 23 1967 in a case filed September 11 1967. Plaintiffs Golden B Kemp et al seek appointment of a receiver and sale of 60 acres described by the Durham and Crandall tracts in Grayson County with proceeds divided among joint owners after costs.

State OF Texas Joe C. Kemp Emma Shumate Irene Kelly Helen Corby Jack Corby W.W. F. Kemp Edmond Kemp Wayne Blair Violet M. Blair Darla June Blair Gary Reeves Blair Letha Kemp Hern Wilbur A. Hern John Kemp Howard Kemp H.P. Kemp Betty Stevens Walter Gerald Stevens Pearl Shockey Marvin Shockey Fred Kemp Robert R. Kemp Fifteenth District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Golden B. Kemp W. D. Durham Mineral Creek N. W W. D. Durham Survey J. M. Crandall Porter Tract J M. Crandall

State Inspection Law Requires Seat Belts

Captain Marvin Blount of the Texas Department of Public Safety urged vehicle owners to obtain inspection stickers early as the period, already in effect, runs through April 15 1968. Front seat belts steering wheels and rims are now inspected and the minimum fee rises to 1.75 dollars. Front seat belt anchorages are required on most American made vehicles beginning with 1969 models. Steering wheels will be checked on all vehicles including power steering. Wheels and rims are inspected without removal. The 1300 inspection stations in 30 northeast Texas counties participate under guidance from the Department.</s>

Dallas Marvin Blount Motor Vehicle Inspection Service Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Blount Bill Ussery Department of Public Safety

Lipstick Use Sparks University of Alabama Claim

A University of Alabama extension service estimate says American women use enough lipstick each year to cover about 40 000 barns. The ad brief notes a subscription inquiry about expiration.

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