Mysterious Jank Ly Mention In Local Notice
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
3
Bonham Paris Bus Fare and Schedule Fragment
Bonham to Paris one way fare listed as 1.50 with multiple times shown. Incomplete schedule mentions connections at Paris for Arksville Hugo Bogata and Greenville with pickup at Morgan and Gilbraltar hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham-Paris
Bonham Ly
Paris
Morgan d Gilbraltar Hotels
Innnection
Arksville
Hugo
Bogata
Reenville
Bonham Sherman Red Bail Stage Line Schedules
The Bonham Sherman Red Bail Stage Line shows one way fares at 1.00 with departures from Bonham and Sherman. Listings include multiple times 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and connections to Wichita, Santa Fe North and South, Katy to Wichita, plus buses to Ardmore Penton and other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Sherman
Mnham Sherman
Wiscoadtendecs
Boods Iy Naginatedus
Ed Ball
Wiserman
Lainesville
Whitesboro v. Sherman
Turnsile
Santa Fe North
Katy
Wichita
Wlls
Ardmore
Penton
Wichita Ulls
Winter Weather Promises Mixed Skies and Quick Returns
The item notes repeated cold snaps and a lively start to the new year with travel and visits. Denton welcomes residents returning from Christmas travels to N T T C and nearby towns, alongside new teachers and moving families. A protracted meeting ends, with Rev Geonaton of McAllen preaching and Rev Cunningham leading song services amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Arthur Keene
Denton
Curlee Cummings
Albert Parker
Wade Keene
Kress
Blood-Cell Health Claim Promises Better Form
An advertisement asserts that a product called S.S.S. grants “blood-cells” to improve complexion and stamina. It claims weight loss and skin benefits, promotes safety as plant-based since 1826, and urges immediate use to solve personal appearance problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenee
S.S
Married in Oak Cliff Bride Gail Evans Weds Frank Carmichael
Frank Carmichael and Miss Gail Evans were married Saturday at Tyler Street Methodist Church in Oak Cliff with Rev. Finis Crutchfield officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Evans of Alba, Texas, met during a visit to Carmichael’s sister in Sweetwater. Carmichael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael Sr. and recently became Honey Grove local manager for Texas Power and Light Co. The couple’s union is welcomed with best wishes from The Favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carmichael
Gail Evans
Oak Cliff
Finis Crutchfield
Tyler Street
GC. B. Ratcliff
Sweetwater
James Carmichael
Texas Power and Light Co
Honey Grove
Mia
R. L. Evans
Alba Texas
Mr. Carmichael
Ratcliff
Mre Carmichael
P. W. G. Club Hosts Meeting and Poster Presentation
The P. W. G.s held a January meeting with new members inducted and a life size Aunt Dinah poster presented to president Miss Mary Coleman. Members then visited Hassell Caldwell Co. to enjoy a radio program at Mr Weathers by invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah
Mary Coleman
Weathersby
Hassell-Caldwell Co
South Side Notes From Community Happenings
Mrs. Beepf McDowell has been ill at home on South Fourth Street. G. W. Robinson remains bedridden. The Hatley child has been very ill. Mrs. Willie Bacon returned from Telephone for Mr Kneges funeral. Mrs. Vaughn and children visited locally. Mollie Reese visits daughter in Randolph. Ada Ford of Honey Grove visits her sister. Bessie Villard returns from Marietta Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Befp. McDowell
South Fourth Street
G. W. Robinson
Roland Hatley
Willie Bacon
Kneges
J. S. Vaughn
Setor
Mollie Reese
Virgil Brackett
Randolph
Ada Ford
Honey Grove
Roland Hattey
Bessie
Villard
Marietta
Okla
Snow Hill Christmas Memories and Family Visit Notes
Snow Hill remembers Christmas with joy and sorrow as families gather and travel. Notable mentions include Mrs Lettie Hartwell improving after illness and relatives visiting from Oklahoma City and Portland.
Mrs Sparkman Is Better After Serious Illness
The Favorite reports Mrs. Will Sparkman is considered considerably better this morning following a period of serious illness.
Lady Taken To Hospital After Auto Crash Near Bells
Mrs. B. F. Fulkerson was moved from her daughter’s home to Allen Memorial Hospital Whitewright after an automobile accident west of Bells. She suffered a broken hip and, while not resting well overnight, was reported to be doing fairly well this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Fulkerson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Bells
Annual stockholders meeting of First State Bank of Bonham
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the First State Bank of Bonham Texas will be held at the bank office on January 18 1925 between 10 a m and 2 p m for the election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting. Neil Williams cashier. 161-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Bonham, Texas
Neil Williams
For Rent Farm North of Bonham Seeks Purchaser Partners
Short farm rental notice from A Ovelace of Bonham R 1 offers thirds or fourths in exchange for farm teams and implements. Located three miles north of Bonham on the halves, with option to buy equipment. Contact Phine 2022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Ls. A. Ovelace
Bonhan
Phine
Turkey Dinner for Woorth Co Employees by Hall Hosts
F W Woo worth Co employees enjoyed a turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Hall at the Benton home on West 5Sih street. The event planned for thirty guests included readings by Miss Annie Pearl Hay and Miss Mary Inglis, several musical numbers, and various games, with all reporting a jolly time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Wooworth Co
Hall
Mae Benton
Annie Pearl Hay
Mary Inglis
Improved sands report for acres and beneficiaries
The note references improved sands and a 16 acre area in North Behe with names Behe and Humophi associated. Details are fragmentary but indicate land allocation or transfer involving these entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Fannin County Abstract Co Promotes Expert Services
Bonham Texas firm advertises the only accurate set of abstract books prepared under capable leadership. Mr. F E H Pritchett is highlighted for extensive experience in abstracting and familiarity with county titles. Prompt and careful attention promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
FE. H. Pritchett
Pritchett Firm Adverts Hanging and Painting Services
Abstract Company APER hangs and paints. E. H. Pritchett is listed as manager in the notice. The fragment indicates a business card or classified ad for hanging and painting services. The readable text shows names and roles.
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Coles Hlot
Bailey Hardware CO
Kausage
Barrell Kraut
Rodiery. Compaay Cm
Jere Vous
J. C. Magouire
Ivanhon
Cunningham
Miss Walker
Grandpa Freeman
Herschel Curry
Mr. Stevenson
H. M. Borders
Albert Keene
Tulip
Alethea
Grove’s
Bonham Marble Works
Hermer’s Style Shop
Snow Hill
Lettie Hartwell
Rea Ivey
Edna Earl
Oklahoma City
J. M. Brown
H. 3. Ross
Jennie Lewis
Ivanhoe
Jack Ivey
A. J
Hataway
Lois
A. Brow
Dee Ivey
Mrs Greer
Portland
Pent Roe
P.M. Hartwell
Ant M Ce
Wolfe City
Albert Ivey
J. S. Suddeth
Jim Calahan
Brotherton
P. M. Hartwell
Milton Miller
Tom Baker
Dodd City
Stockholders’ Meeting
All Rubber Willard
Bonham Battery Co
West Fifth Street
M. H. Bills
Mgr
Nonnelee
Humophi
Fannin County Abstract CO
E. H. Pritchett
Fannin County
Abstract CompAny
Aper
Thomas
Victrolas
Hassell & Caldwell CO
Burrus Tire Shop
Wilt
Shelton
Prep
N. Fire Mall
Standard Battery CO
Lee
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