Local Notes From Whitewright Area Circa 1935
Multiple village happenings include Miss Coralee Echols heading to Trenton to teach, Miss Theresa Everheart leaving for Atlanta, an English type brick veneer residence rising for Miss Sue Stephens, and J. R. Oliver among Red River Valley Fair prize winners. Also reported are marriages issued to W. R. Skipworth and Florence Jenkins and the death of Charley David Alverson aged 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Haile
Coralee Echols
Trenton
Kate Thomas
W. R. Skipworth
Florence Jenkins
Rose Hill
Joe Everheart
Tom Noe
East Whitewright
Frank Phillips
S. C. Horton
John Norris
Lynn County
Silas Wilson
Sherman
David Crockett Cole
Ida
George Baugher
Sue Stephens
W. C. Anderson
Perry
Theresa Everheart
Atlanta
Faye Smith
Maye Smith
Bonham
the Sun
J. R. Oliver
Sidney Watson
Oran Sears
Fred Cook
H. P. Donigan
J. A. Yeager
C. W. Pope
E. T. Doss
Viva Phillips
Ouida Nell Harris
Mary Phillips
Alice Amos
Ann LaRoe
Pattie Everheart
Betty Jane Harper
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Ben Robert Jones
Wallace Reeves
John Biggerstaff
LeRoy Martin
James Arney
Dessie Reynolds
Dallas
Charley David
Uncle Dave) Alverson
Missionary Society Zone Meeting Reported in Denton
Mrs H P Donigan Mrs F E Douglas Mrs W R Hooper and Mrs J H Waggoner attend a zone meeting of the Methodist Missionary Society in Denton The item notes a connection to the Friday Literary Club program as read earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Donigan
F. E. Douglas
W. R. Hooper
J. H. Waggoner
Methodist Missionary Society
Denton
Veteran Questions And Answers On Korean GI Insurance Benefits
Questions cover deadlines for applying for the Korean GI insurance, eligibility for death compensation alongside disability payments, and how VA counts two years for private profit schools. Answers specify one year premium deadline, eligibility for survivor benefits, and two nine month school years totaling 24 calendar months to meet the two-year requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Million Dollar Shrine at Grand Canyon Chapel Planned
A million dollar non sectarian shrine called Shrine of Ages Chapel is planned for the Grand Canyon Village to serve visitors at the South Rim. Howard Pyle announces the 1956 start with a design blending non denominational worship, multiple altars on hydraulic lifts, and separate clergy spaces to accommodate Catholic Jewish and Protestant services. Architect Harold E Wagoner of Philadelphia designed a horizontal structure using native Arizona stone and wood to reflect the canyon’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Howard Pyle
A Ad
National Park
Canyon
Great Central Chapel
Harold E. Wagoner
Philadelphia
National Park Service
Wagoner
Eight Million Cars on Tap for 1956
Detroit reports the auto industry aims to sell eight million new cars in 1956 as 1955 sales capped at optimistic forecasts. Models resemble 1955 lines but price rises, boosted by horsepower, new transmissions, safety features, and design tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harlow Curtice
General Motors
Cadillac
Packard
Chrysled Corp
Ford Motor Co
Notice to Creditors of the Charles Bohnefeld Estate
Independent executrix Gussie Bohnefeld announces letters testamentary were issued December 21, 1954, by Grayson County Court. Creditors must present claims within legal time. Residence 504 West Gandy Denison Texas 504 West Gandy Box 307 Sherman Grayson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bohnefeld
Grayson County
West Gandy
Denison
Texas
Sherman
State of Texas
Gussie Bohnefeld
Charles Bahnefeld
Whitewright Sun
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Inez Bay
Guy Hamilton
Roby Childress
L. G. Hagard
Frances Bryant
Whitewrighters
Powell Key
Harold Key
Betty Lou McLean
Genevieve Davidson
Marian Barbee
Roberta Sloan
Sue McConnell
Lucile Pritchett
Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Barbee
Amateene May
John McMurry Jr
Margaret McMur
Cupit Laundry
Feed
Pascal Farley
Alabama
K. C
Fuume
GAS Pia
Lone Star
T Gas Company
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