11 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
1
Local item mentions Prank Evoboda connected to R M Cantrell and Jean Christian ren in Bonham Daily Favorite. Streets and community chatter reference playful mischief with unclear details about individuals and actions.
Census data indicate production of more than three and one-half million dozen work gloves annually, highlighting scale of U S factory activity in the sector. The figures reflect robust manufacturing demand and contribute to the national industrial profile for the period.
Beautiful home listed at 3500 dollars with modern features and all conveniences. Also offered is an 8 acre setup including 4 room dwelling, small barn and smokehouse for 1600 dollars, ideal for farming and raising poultry.
Thought for Today notes Austin Callan as a real statesman amid many politicians. The Texas humorist writes that Callan, a shining light among Texas Press wits, jokes about aluminum shortages by urging housewives to abandon modern pots and return to iron kettles and Dutch ovens for beans and cornbread, praising sacrifice for country.
The Kincaid Family extends thanks to friends who assisted during the illness and death of husband and father E. H. Kincaid. Gratitude is expressed for the lovely music and beautiful floral offerings.
Bonham and Fannin county citizens in dairying circles attended a Dairy Show in Fort Worth on Wednesday. Attendees included R. Phillips Denton Williams RR. E. Old T. Zenthoefer and others with Myr. Ford a Honey Grove vocational agriculture teacher and H. B. Newberry of the AAA. Collie Hodge of Ector helped a group contest with Miss Lilian Cruhspacker winning third place in the milking event.
Palestine eyes a larger crowd after hosting an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 Sunday. Thousands travel Nozwood brown timberlane and Norwood Trail routes to view spring scenery and pioneer homes as road crews repair damage from heavy weekend traffic on the busiest Palestine Trail event to date.
Rev H Grady Mav invites children and youth to meet him at the church for instruction at 3 p m on Saturday. First Methodist Church hosts The Seven Words From the Cross discussion beginning at 7 30 p m. First Presbyterian Church urges members to attend a special Fast and Communion Service Sunday at 10 00 a m with guest Moes Warner. No evening service. The Session extends invitations to visitors to participate.
Leonard school board reelected Teonard high school principal and Clyde Boren, the grammar school head, for another term. Other teachers will be elected later this spring as part of the staffing plan.
College Station reports an extended four day break for students and staff beginning Thursday April 19 as Texas A&M combines administrative and academic calendars for Faster vacation. The event includes social activities and a volunteer ceremony by the Campus Red Cross unit and the student body.
NEW YORK April 11 Still not a complete settlement as the joint soft coal conference recessed with opposition from operators to the union on a 40 cent daily differential and other wage terms. The main stumbling block remains and progress appeared uncertain.
Gem Cafe has completed extensive painting and wallpapering work. Proprietor Jer Keene says he is considering further upgrades and improvements to the business environment.
The readable lines show banking terms, furniture fixtures, and bank stock with figures. names Lesie, Vice-President and Cashier appear amid garbled OCR. The text asserts the above statement is correct while mentioning a county, municipal and other items, ending with unclear attribution to a bank officer.
LEONARD April 1 the chamber of commerce met Wednesday noon with variety of the Methodist church service Nunes The entire meeting devoted to last minute Wen fay Peenerd te enteregty
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