Engagement Ended By Mixed Messages
The correspondence reveals a broken engagement between AH and Miss Rich. Accusations of heartbreak and financial worry surface as Golddigger vows not to grieve while facing creditors.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
3
The correspondence reveals a broken engagement between AH and Miss Rich. Accusations of heartbreak and financial worry surface as Golddigger vows not to grieve while facing creditors.
Durham, N C L L Collins and H C Barbee, bank employees, shared a dinner with Collins in full dress while Barbee wore overalls. Collins paid the bill totaling 16 54 dollars.
Mrs. W. N. Massie alerted police to a suspicious package that seemed like a bomb. After cautious inspection a ticking sound and scratching were heard for about an hour, and when opened four white mice emerged.
PERSON VI M. B. Dooley is ill today and confined to his room. Mrs. P. W. Sutherland is spending the day in Dallas. Miss Stella Maud Winkler left the afternoon to spend the Holidays Shawnee Oklo. Miss Mary Sweeney is expected to arrive tonight from Center College Kentucky, to spend the holidays with relatives here.
Mr Curtis Jones of Waco spent last weekend with his wife and children at the home of Mr and Mrs C Bond. Mrs M O Stansbury attended a church conference in Botham. Ray Edwards and son visited their daughter Helen a student at ETSC in Commerce. Several families noted visits and moves within Sherman and nearby towns.
Dick Westworth resists flashy gifts and tries to act on Christmas Spirit. He slips money and stockings, discovering his wallet, then reconsiders his approach before finally sleeping contentedly.
Mattias Kiesgen, a Detroit welfare official, faces embezzlement charges after a $24,000 fraud in relief accounts was detected. An accomplice is blamed for forging welfare checks.
Bonham Public Library offers gift tickets redeemable for library books. Options include one year for $1.00, six months for 50 cents, and three months for 25 cents. Tickets can be purchased from the librarian Miss Katherine Phillips. The library opens Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 PM on the top floor of the Court House.
In Philadelphia a 37 year old man Thomas McKenny was found unconscious beside a dead man. He admitted that he and Joseph Marion aged 40 had been drinking rubbing alcohol.
A decorative buffet ensemble features intricate patterns and a mix of textures. The arrangement highlights bold lines and metallic accents creating a striking centerpiece for formal dining spaces.
Women interested in sealing wax flowercraft are offered a striking ensemble of candlesticks and a centerpiece suitable for buffet or formal dinners. The bases are shaped from melted sealing wax, while crepe paper flowers and leaves are wired and lacquered with transparent sealing wax paint. A Christmas gift worth receiving.
Houston merchants protest to city officials against professional beggars swindlers and short change artists who allegedly take about 15 million dollars from Houstonians each year.
Just arrived Arrow Shirts in new dark patterns offered at two dollars. HalSell-Doss Co. promotes these early arrivals as affordable fashion with bold prints.
Washington story notes a Pennsylvania experiment showing how cigarette moisture, puff strength, and stub length affect nicotine intake. A machine simulated different smoking styles to measure nicotine yield, with results presented neutrally amid ongoing debates about nicotine's harm.
Collin County reports 39 029 bales ginned by December 1 compared with 39 196 bales by the same date last year. Mrs Oscar George, cotton statistician, notes the year's ginnings nearly match 1919 figures in McKinney Texas.
The Ketterman family of Wyoming Illinois underwent an operation to remove eleven extra fingers and toes. Cecil Ketterman, Bettie Ketterman, Nola, Kathleen, and Lucille each reportedly had the extra digits removed, while Mr. Ketterman keeps one extra finger.
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