Connor Funeral Saturday In Comby Texas
Mr and Mrs Harris Myers and children and Miss Iole Belle Myers travel Saturday to Comby Texas for the funeral of their brother in law and uncle Dr W E Connor who died Thursday morning in a Dallas hospital. The funeral will be held at noon Saturday afternoon. A number of Bonham friends are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Myers
Iole Belle Myers
Comby
Texas
WE Connor
Dallas
Bonham
Bonham Golf Club Members Invite Friday Play and Supper
Bonham Golf Club members are urged to attend Friday events with committee introductions, golf play, supper and games. Extra plates will be ordered for late comers as announced in the Daily Favorite.
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Bonham Golf Club
Fannin County PTA Council Set for April 16 Meeting
The Fannin County Council of PTA will hold its spring meeting Saturday April 16 at Bonham High School. Mrs J A McFarland urges all schools to send delegates and as many members as possible to attend for inspiration and recognition. Sessions start 10 a.m. and adjourn early to allow travel home.
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Alio
Fannin County Council of
Tomorow
Bonham High School
J. A. McFarland
Leonard
Chas. Inelish
Fannin County Council
Boy Scouters Conference of T.O. Council at Denton
The second Scouties Conference of the T.O. Council for 1932 will meet Sunday afternoon April 10 at 2 in Troop 102 hall Denison. Speakers include Scout Executive O. L. Mugnan of Dallas and Prof L B McBride of Southwestern Teachers College Durant. Topics cover Scout Advancement Troop Administration and Patrol System of Scoutcraft. The event invites all scouters including scout masters assistant scoutmasters troop committeemen court of honor members and council members as well as others interested in the work. Dr FE Briggs chairman of the Leadership Training Committee leads the program.
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T.O. Council
Denison
O. L. Mugnan
Dallas
L. BE
McBride
Southwestern Teachers College
Durant
Scoutme
Court of Honor
Council
Briggs
Burial of Mrs. J. M. Nunn in Bells on the Katy
The burial of Mrs J M Nunn who died in Milwaukee yesterday will be at Willow Wild cemetery Sunday at 10 30 am. The body will be brought to Bells on the Katy and met by relatives for burial here after funeral services in Milwaukee.
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J. M. Nunn
Milwaukee
Willow Wild
Katy
Prowlers Break In At Hubbard High School
In Hubbard Texas on April 7 two prowlers forced entry to the local ward high school building causing damage to windows doors and rocks though no items appeared to be stolen. The incident followed another break in this year with only property damage reported.
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Hubbard
Texas
Ward
For Sale Cows with Young Calves Listing D Vv Hi 239.61
A sale notice advertises cows with young calves offered by D Vv at Hi 239.61. The readable fragment lists an animal lot and price or reference code, indicating livestock for sale.
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D. Vv
Personal notices from Bonham area readers
Harry Roberts of Whitewright was in the city this morning Mr and Mrs T J Humphrey attend the district Methodist conference Mrs WO Cash ill at West Seventh Street home with little improvement Jack Staines and sister Ruth Stockard back from a commercial trip to the southern part of the state Information from Paris says Mrs A W Short recovering well after treatment for a serious malady Mr and Mrs Paw Fletcher and Ollie Fincher return from Checotah Okla due to Mrs Jeff Fincher illness formerly Miss Mattie Keithley Noy Owens son of Mr and Mrs R D Owens operated on for appendicitis at Allen Memorial Hospital successful Lonnie Fuller returns from Austin visits blue bonnets in bloom Travis Heights in Pease Park Hyde Park and capital city sights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Staines
Ruth Stockard
Paw Fletcher
Ollie Fincher
Checotah
Okla
Jeff Fincher
Mattie Keithley
Noy Owens
R. D. Owens
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lonnie Fuller
Austin
Myra Smith
Bonham
Travis Heights
Pease Park
Hyde Park
Lucky Young Lady Wins Money Medal
Edna McCarter of Ravenna Texas won third prize in an essay contest for best street and highway safety rules. She receives 500 dollars and a bronze medal from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC, with Fannin county friends expressing pride. The prize includes a five dollar element noted as attractive.
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Edna McCarter
Ravenna
Texas
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Washington City
Fannin County
Monster Petition Demands Bonus Bill Support
Several hundred veterans presented a petition to Congress for full cash bonus. The claim said the petition carried two and a half million signatures, delivered in twenty packing cases. President Hoover said he would veto such legislation if it passed. Henry L. Stevens, National Commander of the Legion, also reportedly opposes the measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hovover
Henry L. Stevens
The
Legion
Leavenworth Brings Ca pone's Business Manager to Five Year Tax Prison
Leavenworth April 8 Jackurk business manager for Al Capone arrived to begin serving a five year sentence for income tax evasion. He rode to Kansas City in a private car, spending money freely. His brother Sam is already imprisoned here.
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Leavenworth
Jack {Urk
al Capone
Kansas City
Sam
Woman's Home Demonstration Club of Ector Meets
The Home Demonstration Club met in regular session at Mrs. T. M. Hodges home with vice president Mrs. Lenton presiding due to the president's absence. Reports from all committees were read and new committees appointed. Fifteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Oscar Luton, attended with refreshments served.
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Woman's Home Demonstration Club OF
Ector
Home Demonstration Club
T. M
Oscar Luton
Services for Old People at First Baptist Church
A Baptist revival service at First Baptist attracted many elderly attendees from city churches. Pastor Smith called for ages to stand while a longtime member testified to salvation. Fountones, a venerable preacher, delivered an impressive walk. Suu spoke on God’s deeds for old and young. Singer Rogers offered cherished old-time tunes, moving many to tears. Evening service at 7:30 follows a 7:00 prayer meeting with all invited. Soviet challenge to Japan reveals policy paralleling ours.
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Smith
Suu
Rogers
Forrest Keene Collecting Favorite Subscriptions
Owing to the illness of John Ver non, Favorite circulation man, Far ist Keene is collecting subscriptions in his place. Forrest is well known if Bonham and any courtesies extended him will be appreciated by the Favorite. Friends of Mr. Vernon will be glad to know that he is much improved, though not able to serve the house yet.
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John Vernon
Farist Keene
Forrest
Bonham
Vernon
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Uneeda Bakers
BOY Scouters' Conference
Denton
Harry Roberts
Whitewright
T. J. Humphrey
Jix Leonard
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A. W. Short
Teddy
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Willow
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Thice Barns
East 4Th Street
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Frank Doss
Hancock-Nevill
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RADIO
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6Th St
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Japan
Kansas
T. A. Taylor
Stan
Forrest Keene
Bermuda
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Karry
West Side Square
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Sam Plush
Bru
Weiners
Pbs
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Cimaren
Americ Theatre
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