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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1967

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California couple receives festive fruit after lost purse incident

Louie and Emogene Rhodes of Bonham own a service station and gained a holiday surprise when a platter of glazed fruit arrived from California. The fruit was sent after a woman misplaced her purse in Bonham last summer and items inside, including credit cards, were mailed to Rhodes. The note wished the family a merry Christmas and a happy new year, marking their first word from the travelers since the purse mailing.

Louie Emogene Rhodes Bonham California Rhodes Bonhamites

Baby tooth prompts 73 year old to get new plate

W O Harville, nearly 73, had a tooth pulled after a hospital stay at the VA Center. The dentist made a new denture to fit the unusual late baby tooth. Tom Mc Holmes reports the incident to Kate Estes. Kate Estes slipped on steps in front of the bank Tuesday morning and joked about cutting off her toe.

W. O Bob) Harville Tom Mc Holmes Trenton Tribune Kate Reeg Kate Estes

Gardener reports strawberry yield amid high grass blooms observed

Bill Wilson notes picking strawberries from his garden despite tall grass around the vines. He also mentions seeing blooms on the regular variety while visiting a brewer preparing his vines for winter.

Bill Wilson

Changes in Driver License Rules Hit Friday

Van Zand learned new license rules as books arrived. Ro studied them to pick up changes. The major updates require eye tests for renewals and birth certificates for first-time applicants. A holder’s photo will appear on licenses after January, signaling tougher rules for legal driving.

HW. K van Zand H. Ro

First EDA Grant Check For Bonham Water Project Arrives

The Bonham Municipal Water Authority received a 205400 check from the Economic Development Administration as the first payment on an 877503 federal grant to fund Lake Bonham and related projects. The grant finances half of a nearly 2 million plan to provide treated surface water and expand storage, with expected regional economic and job benefits.

EDA Bonham Water Authority The Economic Development Administration Timber Creek Marvin Hagemeier John Arledge Water Authority Aubrey McAlister Center Authority Bonham Municipal Bonham Ray Roberts Wilbip Construction Company Cecie Clement

Weather outlook shows little change through Sunday

Bonham area expects cold on Sunday with occasional rain and drizzle. Rain chances drop to 60 percent from Saturday levels as a cold front persists. 24 hour Bonham rainfall ends at 7 a.m. Saturday totals 0.13 inches with a three day 1.09 inches.

Bonham U. S Wichita Falls Gainesville Sherman Denison

1967 Cotton Crop Estimated at 14247 Bales in Fannin County

County Agent Wagner Cranfill reports 1967 ginning from 14 gins totals 14247 bales, about 7000 below 1966. Harvested from 33995 acres, the crop is smaller than 1966 but better than early estimates. Some bales are already gin ning and more will be in the weeks ahead.

Fannin County Wagner Cranfill Wayne Cranfill Cranfill

Twelve Name Ballot For Six Bonham Chamber Directors

A list of 12 candidates for six 2 year terms on the Bonham Chamber of Commerce board has been submitted for postcard voting. Members must mark six of the 12 names and mail the card by December 23. Names include C. B. Hope John R. Armstrong J W Cunningham W L Barnett P L Biggerstaff Jack D D Powell Carl Smith Sam Zumwalt Woody Cochran Jack Caudle Joe Denton Jr H R Clayton. Ballots will be counted and results announced after Christmas.

Bonham Chamber of Commerce PL Biggerstaff Jack DD Powell Carl Smith Sam Zumwalt Woody Cochran Jack Caudle Joe Denton, Jr H.R. Clayton

Burglars Hit Two Post Offices Friday Night

Burglars entered the Gober and Bailey post offices Friday night, Sheriff Dudley Jackson reported. The Gober break in yielded $2940 in cash, nine blank money orders, and a purse belonging to Mrs Clarence Nelson. The Bailey office saw the front door pried open with a row bar, with papers scattered as the safe was moved. U S Postal inspectors were notified of both burglaries.

Gober and Bailey Dudley Jackson Gober Clarency Nelson H.R. van Zandt

Bois d Arc District Hits Scout Quota in 1967 Growth

Bois d Arc District of the Boy Scouts of America reports 544 boys enrolled in Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers as of December 1967, exceeding its 540 goal. The district chair is J. L. Morris, with Dan Knecht as district Scout executive, and new units in Trenton, Baley, Sam Rayburn, Windom, and Savoy.

Boy Scouts of America Dick Higgins Higgins Boy Scouts Explorers Netseq Trails Council Trenton Baley Sam Rayburn Windom Savoy JL. B. Morris Harold Mary Dan Knecht

Lost Platoon Rescued as Bombers Hit Hanoi Haiphong

In Saigon an overnight lull allowed repairs on Hanoi Haiphong bridges. American bombers pressed a third day of raids while 800 mechanized Air Cavalrymen backed by air strikes rescued three isolated platoons and reported heavy North Vietnamese losses.

Saigon Bitter Bong Son U.S. 1St Cavalry My An National Highway South China Sea U.S Binh Din Hanoi-Haiphong Hanoi Peoples Air Force Hong Kong North Vietnam China U.S. Command Thailand Gulf of Tonkin Canal Des Rapides Haiphong

Christmas Mail Call Adds Parks To Vietnam List

An extra name is added to the Mail Call Vietnam list for Fannin county servicemen. Sp-4 Thomas A. Parks, RA 18767038, Co. D 9th Med Bn 9th Inf Div APO San Francisco 96373, is in the Dong Tam area with his wife Sp-4 Betty Polanka Parks at Fort Bragg. Parks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Olan Parks of Randolph.

Vietnam Fannin County Thomas A. Parks Co. D Med. Bn Inf APO San Francisco Parks Olan Parks Randolph Dong Tam Medic Betty Polanka Parks Fort Bragg N.C

Bridge Collapse Kills Eight Delivers 45 Missing in Ohio River

The Silver Bridge at Point Pleasant West Virginia fails under traffic from commuters and holiday shoppers. Eight dead and 45 missing as sections plunge into the Ohio River. Rescue teams fear many bodies trapped in submerged vehicles amid ongoing recovery efforts. William Edmondson, a 38-year-old truck driver from King North Carolina, regularly crossed the span.

Ohio West Virginia T. A. Welty William Edmondson King N.C Hennis Freight Co Winston- Salem

First to Drive On New Chuo Expressway Section

Satokyo Seki a 43 year old flower arrangement instructor became the first driver to use a new section of the Chuo Expressway marking his 28th debut as the lead vehicle on a highway opening.

Tokyo UPI Satokyo Seki

Kennedy's Irish Ancestry Noted Among Presidents

The record notes President John F. Kennedy as the sole U.S. leader with direct Irish ancestry, highlighting his unique heritage among American presidents.

John F. Kennedy U. S

Black calls BBC interview criminal incitement to violence

London reports that Sir Cyril Black Conservative MP urged prosecutions against the British Broadcasting Corp amid a interview with an American black power advocate he described as inciting violence and attacks on whites.

London UPI Cyril Black Conservative Party British Broadcasting Corp Beecause

White House Praises Adjourned Congress. Cites Tax and Crime Gaps

The White House gave a partial pat on the back to the adjourned 90th Congress for a productive session but warned of failures in tax and crime legislation. Top advisers assessed the session as the longest in four years but the least successful for President Johnson, with 57 bills passed before the recess.

Washington UPI White House Johnson Lawrence F. O'Brien Joseph Califano

Congress session shows productive record amid unfinished business

Califano notes this year’s session enacted a program though not all Johnson recommendations were met and 17 items remained unfinished. He cites a batting average of .700 versus .905 in the 89th Congress sessions of 1965 and 1966. White House calls the session productive, continuing progress of the 88th and 89th Congresses.

Johnson Califano

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