Thanksgiving visits fill Bonham area with relatives
Ethel McGill returns from Oklahoma for the weekend. Several families travel to Bonham including Mia and Sam McClung and two Slayden children, Malcolm Biggerstaff from Wearn Texas, Mark McMahon of Fort Worth, Cora Phillips and Louise Gibson. Local residents host visitors from Fort Worth Dallas Wolfe City and Oklahoma for Thanksgiving. O. L. Couch leaves for Dee Oklahoma to attend a funeral. Bobbie Jewel plans a Bonham appearance with a serial circus. The Sisson family spends Thanksgiving in Greenville with relatives.
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Ethel McGill
Oklahoma
Mia
Sam McClung
Slayden
Malcolm Biggerstaff
Wéarne
Texas
Mark McMahon
Fort Worth
Cora Phillips
Louise Gibson
Wolfe City
Bernice
Lillian Carleton
Ft. Worth
W. W. Williams
Rofs
Okla
T. B Williams
Fannie Thomas
Dallas
L. P. Thomas
Floy Agnew
Jno. A. Agnew
W. L. Sasser
Song
McKinney
Otis Francis
O. L. Couch
Dee
Ora Hunt
Bobbie Jewel
Bonham
A. B. Sisson
Greenville
Local residents visit in small town progress
Mr and Mrs J E Robison of Honey Grove were in town en route to McKinney to attend their sister Abts bedside Also H H Smith of Dodd City came with Marvin Rinehart of Fort Worth and family visiting Mr and Mrs Smith Oliver Heffner and his children with Miss Mary Coleman spent yesterday in Paris with Mr and Mrs J O Heffner Heffner and Miss Coleman returned home last night Mrs Heffner and the children stayed longer.
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Jon and
Boyd
Dallas
J. E. Robison
Honey Grove
McKinney
Francis
H. H. Smith
Dodd City
Marvin Rinehart
Fort Worth
Smith
Oliver Heffner
Mary Coleman
Paris
Death of C L Ridings Longtime County Resident
C L Ridings, among the county’s oldest citizens, died Thursday at his daughter Mrs J A Duckworth’s home in the city. Burial was at Bettes cemetery with Rev Johnson of South Bonham officiating. He was over eighty five, born in Alabama, lived near Ivanhoe for years, and left six of nine children living with his wife Miss Whisenhunt sister to W M Whisenhunt who died eight years ago.
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C. L. Ridings
J. A. Duckworth
Ivanhoe
James R. Mann, Illinois Republican Leader, Dies in Washington
Representative James R. Mann of Illinois, veteran Republican leader and former floor leader, died in Washington at 66 from pneumonia. He had announced he would not seek the Speaker’s post, was previously healthy, and had served in the House for a quarter century, leading the minority Republicans from the Sixty-Second to Sixty-Sixth Congress.
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Washington
James R. Mann
Mwlinois
Mann
Ilinois
Republians
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers of Bonham City
City of Bonham issues public delinquent tax list order. Clerk J F Hairston announces publication on December 5 1922 in a Bonham newspaper and tax collection action follows under law. Delinquent payers urged to settle to avoid appearing on the list.
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City of
Bonham
City of Bonham
J. FE. L. Wairston
Benham
Texas
Movie Statistics From A Futuristic Production
The notes detail vast props for a palace set using 1 878 936 nails and 573 300 square yards of supercanvas. Reel Two features 7 000 quarts of seed on 15 000 cubic yards of soil. Reel Four uses 75 000 000 gallons of supersea water and 8 000 oxygen tanks. Miss Flickerface wears supersilkworm stockings from 75 000 silk worms. Reel Five uses 200 cartloads of superrock salt and 250 electric fans. Cast heads hold 6 000 barrels of superconcrete.
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Hollywood
Portland
Oregon
South Sea Islands
Flickerface
Japan
Tokio
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Blitzen
Toyland
Meg
R.A. Risser
Ee Croup
Jackson
EOD Er
Direcor
W. E. Newton
Grocer
Hancock-Nevill Co
Brannons
Platineum
Brannon
Brannon Jewelry CO
Harry Carey
Adventures OF
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Big Boy Williams
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