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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
4
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Louis Preston Lively Jr born December 29 1865 in Smith County Texas near Tyler. He lived in Dallas Bonham and Sherman and worked in machinery sales and as an inspector. He married Sadie Gwin June 16 1895 and had daughter Nell born September 26 1898. He died November 4 1932 near Bonham and rests at Willow Wild Cemetery. Survived by wife Sadie Lively and daughter Mrs Co J Dunaway of Lawton Oklahoma.
The Danner community reported visits to Mr N E Rout on Sunday and greetings from J M and M B Graham and families, Mrs Wille Curtis and family, and Poul Gee from the west. Various local residents are indisposed, others returned from Bennington, and water draws for stock are noted amid community thanks for support after a loss.
The Happy Purple Warriors host a banquet at the high school building at 7 o clock Thursday with Supt Glass and Judge Fenner Lestic as speakers. The event features the high school band and a varied program, with over 100 tickets sold at 35 cents per plate.
A Texas Extension article by Minnie Tidridge reviews two educational displays at the Fannin County Fair. One compares a cotton farmer family with an extension farmer family, showing prosperity evident in the latter. A second display contrasts “Before Living at Home” and “After Living at Home” households, with the polished home presentation winning praise. Wardrobe exhibits by Whiteshea and Ravenna Cub illustrate foundation pattern work and storage, with wardrobe budgeting plastered alongside a best educational exhibit award.
A curly haired 13-year-old girl who says she hitchhiked from New York State to Oklahoma City is jailed awaiting word from her father A. G. Ramerey. She asked permission to stay in Oklahoma City, claiming her mother loves her less than her five siblings. The girl, Clouise, won’t return home voluntarily and says Dad must come after her. Deputy John Adams took her into custody on her father’s advice after she and another girl, Ellen Twitchell, traveled with help from a travel bureau. They camped at night and hitchhiked by day, picked up in Louisville and finished the trip by bus with expenses paid.
Dallas detectives said they are no nearer solving the slaying of Leona Smiley Buchanan 34 a film booking clerk whose nude body was found in her apartment last Thursday She was apparently strangled and investigators expressed belief another woman may be responsible despite a fresh start yesterday by Captain Leonard Pack and the effort to pursue leads in the case.
Long Branch I boys and girls teams traveled to Fairview Friday for a doubleheader and defeated Fairview in both games. Don Ray has moved to the Whitewright Denton farm north of the new fence. An immense crowd attended the Literary Friday night with a fine program. Many locals attended Trades Day at Bonham and a large family reunion for the Butts and Lane families was held at Bonham with relatives from Bonham Savoy Whitewright and Dallas present.
Dallas reports note opposition to repeal as United Forces for Prohibition plans aggressive organizing and may send Rev. George W. Truett to Washington. The Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform strengthens its network in Dallas County and aims to form county groups statewide. Republicans in Texas show intent to mobilize dry voters, with Orville Bullington expected to lead again on a dry platform.
Jenneth Hay scod, 19, delivery boy, pleaded guilty to permitting meetings of youths at his base and was sentenced to 80 days in jail plus an $800 fine. The case arose from a grand jury probe into juvenile vice. judge said he may reduce the sentence on tomorrow.
An unsigned promotional blurb urges readers to transform their bodies with a mirror of confidence and a suggested product. The note quotes Reb Peeler and hints at a tasting claim. It reads like a dubious advertisement with limited verifiable facts and no clear event or organization.
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