Weekend visitors and a Texas condemnation notice
A hometown page lists weekend visitors including Mrs. Bud Wilson Mrs. Roy Travis Miss Sandra King Miss Judy Gosnell and others. The state of Texas issues two court citations in Grayson County for condemnation cases involving D W Propeck Estate and A L Heason Estate with dates in 1958 and multiple affidavits and notices published in The Whitewright Sun.
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Sandra
Sue King
Plainview
Judy Gosnell
State OF
Texas
D. W. Propeck
Dr. Propeck
John FE. Quasss
Leroy Propeck
Court House
Sherman
State of Texas
Proveck Estate
J. C. Buchanan
Grayson County
Texa
August Tefm
Stephen Davidchik
Mollie McLeroy
Mesaty
Whitewright Sun
A. L. Henson
John E. Quassa
A. L. Heason
J.C. Buchanan
Assuming a Loan and the Risks of Debt Transfer
A cautionary guide explains that transferring debt requires the creditor’s consent and a binding agreement. If you sell property and a buyer assumes the loan, you may still be liable if the buyer defaults, so protect yourself with a formal written arrangement with the lender.
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Abel
Joe Blow
Blow
Bread Man Quits, Gets Real Dough in Inheritance
St Louis filings reveal Emmett K. Gibbons aged 53 who left bread trucking four years earlier will receive $278,944 from the estate of Mrs Henry Klotz in addition to $149,517 previously inherited from two aunts. The 1954 and 1957 bequests totaled $419,721, with the latest payout boosting his fortune.
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ST. Louis
Emmett K. Gibbons
Gibbons
William
Emmett
Henry Klotz
1959 Cars to Have Price Stickers
Detroit reports the first 1959 automobiles go on sale Friday with price stickers, starting at Buick. The automobile information disclosure act requires stickers detailing suggested retail price, tax, freight, prep charges, factory-installed options, production point, and retailer name to curb price packing.
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Detroit
Buick
The Little Country Paper From My Old Home Town
A nostalgic verse from a Tucsonam era paper praising the local hometown newspaper as a comforting daily read. The poem contrasts it with larger dailies and novels, noting its modest print yet mood lifting impact. It mentions community news about parties, crops, and local figures. The piece ends with a science aside about missile speeds causing incandescence.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Star Spangled Banner 144 Years Celebrated in New York
The article marks 144 years since Francis Scott Key penned The Defense of Fort M'Henry and the tune by John Stafford Smith that became The Star Spangled Banner. It notes Key's earlier uses of the melody, its popularity in honoring Bastille Day, and a local concert where a 7 year old named Albert recited the anthem and earned an encore.
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New York
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Fort M’henry
Key
Heaven
London
John Stafford Smith
France
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jeff
Albert
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Roy Travis
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John Biggerstaff
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
Windell Withrow
Dallas
George Key
Jane Orenduff
Tulsa
Okla
A. R. Orenduff
Ira Fleming
Luther Cambron
Denison
Morton Badgett
Brownie Cary
Community Hospital
Joe Vandagriff
H. G. Vandagriff
Don Stephens
Son Downie
Joe Stephens
Don Cook
Houston
Mrs
Gladys Cook
Guy Stepp
T. D. Caylor
Mrs. George Riley
Whitesboro
Whitewright
O. L. Jones
James Arthur Morris
Plano
Mike Bernie
W. H. Phillips
H. L. Bodine
Celina
Joe Bodine
Tom Noe
Corpus Christi
J. L. Crittenden
Maggie Noe
Gerald Cleveland
Mrs. Crawford
Paradise
T. A. Gray
Randolph
Mrs. Gray
Commerce
Donnie E. Williams
Ada
Henrietta Kincaid
Kincaid
Russell Pietzsch
Susie Sawyer
Grand Prairie
Bull White
J. C. Annip
Kathy
T/Sat
Ralph Judd
Oklahoma City
Charlie Ayres
W. C. Anderson
Guy Anderson
Lisbon Veterans Hospital
Lisbon V. A. Hospital
Tony Monk
Rosamond
Calif
Mr. Monk
Chris Monk
California
Grover Stateville
the Sun
Farley
Pascal Farley
the Home Town Paper
Champlin
Champlin Deluxe Motor Oil
RSE Sea PE
Champlin Motor Oil
SAEF
Champlin H. D
Dawson Butane Gas Co
Whitewright, Texas
Chevrolet
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