Bonham Texas Post Office Second Class Mail Entry
Notice notes that the item is entered at the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
07 Feb 1944
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1944
Page
1
Notice notes that the item is entered at the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
BEA electric coops in Texas proceed with line extensions funded across 61 coops. Expansion targets include rural cooperatives serving Navasota Muenster and Livingston as advised by the extension service.
The piece urges boys to join and become good scouts while mocking old attitudes on women in military service. It notes a split between insiders favoring centralized power and outsiders supporting state rights and individual freedom. It recalls a shift from thrift to government spending and dependence on Washington.
Seaman U S Merchant Marine based in St. Petersburg Florida spends a 10 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Lipscomb returns to station Chaplain R S Smith San Diego California returns from leave to Moore s Chapel community Chaplain Smith formerly stationed there James Syillers MM1c USN Meabees writes from Australia that he arrived safely after 37 days on a boat he weighs about 170 pounds and notes hot conditions with millions of flies and mosquitoes He joined the Seabees and mentions his brother Cpl Howard Spillers with the quartermaster corps in the Pacific area Cpl Kenneth G Javier at Camp Gruber Oklahoma is on furlough with wife and parents Ansell Taylor Allen Wheless stationed at Fort Leix is home with mother Mrs Lillian Newton for a visit
Ve ECTOR Mr and Mrs Fuzzy Finger 5 near Petty were guests of relatives Jeese Wednesday. Mrs Babe Newell of Washington DC visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tim Newell. Mrs Whittle McComas and Miss Eta Parker of Virginia are guests of their parents Mr and Mrs F C Parker. Lean Bown was there on business Tuesday from Ambrose. Mr and Mrs Kirksey of Clarksville were guests of relatives the first of the week. Mr Effie McGowan and chaush by Mrs Vers Shot of Padua Teo spent the weekend with their sister and aunt. Mr Ol fouret Mr o and Mr Ralph Culbet oet Mr atei Mr Walter Wi. Fort Sill Okla Feb 7. FAS Technical Sergeant Thomas I Hutt Windom Tes has been promoted to the rank of Warrant Officer Junior Grade. He has been reassigned to Headquarters. He quarters Balter oof the 31st Field Artillery Brigade under Brigadier General Charles Ro Dorway. M. Huet is the son of Mr and Mrs Hens f. Hurt. Ben Prooukh Tes some On Leave Dansatvier Torpecania 3-6 Navel Air Cltg. has been ta ttoned oo Praddad D3rttl Wet Tren pets Ieose atte day further lynx s.tyler Merchant Marine Richard Spoon.
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