Fresh Tomatoes Turnips Mustard Greens Notice
Mrs Lou Rogers hosts QH at her daughter Ethel Gransbury’s home. Edhube visits in Paris and Longview. Turner Dunetan of Paris travels to Bonham for business. Walter Allen and Frances Crouch of Antlers visit their daughter. Cincinnati resident couple Mounts arrive for a visit. Sarah Jean Watson recovers from measles and will return to school next week. Lura Wadlington of Monday Texas visits sister J Forter Withite. Faul Brown and Benham residents visit in Dallas and plan move to San Angelo. J H Broyles and Joe Newton travel to Kerrville for daughter’s treatment, joined by Mrs J L Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Rogers
Mra
Ethel Gransbury
Edhube
Sarah Jean Watson
Charlie Watton
Lura Wadlington
Monday
Texas
J Forter Withite
Miss Wadlington
Faul Brown
Diiner Benham
Dallas
San Angelo Texas
J. H. Broyles
Joe Newton
Kerrville
J. L. Ware
New Books Placed In Bonham Public Library
Five contemporary novels have been purchased for Bonham Public Library per Library Board member Eugene Risser. The titles include Disputed Passage by Hloyd Douglas Serpent in the Garden by Ethel Dell The Young Hunter The Young Forestepits by Zane Grey And Tell of Time by Laura Kreay and Heaven Too by Zach Field Rebecca by Daphne du Maris and The Great American Novel will be added Monday. Bonham residents are urged to read these novels at the library's low rate, with Mrs Herbert Emery and Mrs Nunnelee Smith's favorable reviews mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Public Library
Library Board
Mre
Eugene Risser
Hloyd Douglas
Ethel Dell
Yiton Hunter
Zane Grey
Laura Krey
Zache Field
Rebecca
Daphne da Marisr
Bonham
Bonds for WPA roads urged in Bonham and Fannin County
Local residents and business owners in Bonham and Fannin County rally for a road bond proposal to access WPA funds. Supporters include Wade Lowe Stewart Carter’s used car staff and Edgar Womack, who say the project offers jobs, regional trade growth, and south county road improvements. Critics urge timely action to prevent Oklahoma trade loss and spur local recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Lowe
South Banham
Stewart & Carter
Stewart
Ao M Carter
Fannin County
Pete Halsell Fe
Bonham
Hunt County
Oklahoma
Meadows
Thursday Bridge Club Meets With The Eugene Rissers
The Thursday Evening Bridge Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Eugene Risser at their home featured five tables of players. Mrs John Rodgers won high score for the ladies while Alban Mee Rae led the men. After bridge, guests played bingo with a bowl of homemade candy as a prize at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Risser
John Rodgers
Alban Mee
Cnariie Yassell
John Arledge
Alban McRae
Notable American tour by visiting cleric in 1936
In October and November 1936 a prominent cleric traveled from the Atlantic to the Pacific visiting twelve of sixteen American ecclesiastical provinces. He received honorary degrees from many institutions including Notre Dame and Fordham, met four American cardinals, and dined with President Roosevelt. Returning to Vatican City, he gave a three and a half column interview praising U S religious development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Fannin Youths Enrolled by NYA for Line Work
Eighteen boys were enrolled by the National Youth Administration to work on a line project sponsored by the Fannin County Electric Cooperative. Under J. B. As project superintendent they stencil numbers on poles and assist in line construction and maintenance. Enrollees include Curtis Kyzer Harold CG FOs Hubert W Latimer Doy e HH Lookaboo Raymond Miller Is ars Morgan Arba Ft Cronff Lilburn R Rideout John W Wide Tlarris R Walker Rayburn FF Winkler Walter Vo Acree Gee xo C Adair Jr Frank JD Allen gene Trailey Charlie Cobb J. s ID Comer Jonnie Dewoody id Charlie C Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzin
Nin County Electric Cooper
J. B
Curtis Kyzer Harold CG
Hubert W Latimer
Doy
Raymond Miller
Isars Morgan Arba
Cron
Lilburn R Rideout
John W. Wide Tlarris R
Walker
Rayburn FF
Winkler Walter Vo Acree
Gee
Adair Jr
Frank JD. Allen
Gene Trailey
Charlie Cobb
Jonnie Dewoody
Charlie C Poston
Census Census Enumeration Notice for School District
State law requires listing all children born between September 1, 1922 and September 1, 1933 on the next year’s scholastic census. The district pays $2200 for each child enumerated. Patrons must assist in locating eligible children and report them to Mr Arledge or the superintendent when the census taker calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nohildren
Arledge
Asire
Aisledge
Census Counts Vital For School Funding In City
Officials urge prompt census information from all households to avoid missing children and protect apportionment for local schools. Repeated calls delay workers and may cause omissions. notes must include every child within city limits regardless of parental plans.
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Loex
Reptile Extinction Theory In Big Horn Basin Finds Credence
Dr Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural History cites the Big Horn basin as a final resting place for prehistoric reptiles. He says receding waters created watering holes where hundreds once gathered and their brains failed to keep pace with evolving dangers.
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Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
United States
Canada
Big Horn
Whitley Dentists Open New City Offices
Dr Joe Whitley of Honey Grove and Dr Hugh Whitley of Commerce announce new offices above the Bonham Drug Company. Modern quarters include a waiting room, two private offices, a large laboratory and new equipment with hours 8 am to 6 pm, later by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Whitley
Honey Grove
Hugh Whitley
Commerce
Bonham Drug Company
Fannin County
Tough Whitley
Dallas
Saunders Identified in Showup as Robber
Four crime victims identified Dale B. Saunders, 31, in a police showup as the man who robbed them. Saunders, formerly a police officer, was described by witnesses in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dale B. Saunders
Saunders
Detroit negligent homicide hearing ends in mistrial
In Detroit circuit court a mistrial was declared in a negligent homicide case after defense attorney LeRoy W Belangier alleged the jury foreman was intoxicated. Foreman Harry E. Bliss admitted drinking a glass of beer to "get rid of a touch of fin" before deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
LeRoy W Belangier
Harry E. Bliss
Harness Makers Fade In Quincy
Harness saddlemaking firm J B Schott Manufacturing in Quincy Illinois shows signs of fading as production slows and workforce declines. The company has long supplied quality harnesses and saddles but faces mounting competition and changing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy. Ill
IUP
J B Schott
Dissolution Planned for Long-Running Quincy Plant
The facility in Quincy that has operated for eight decades will be dissolved once the required papers return from the secretary of state’s office. At its peak the plant employed 125 workers.
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Quincy
Ofice
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Newton's
Marjean Shelton
Virginia Ann Whitle
Paris
Linda Caldwell
Longview
Turner Dunetan
Walter Allen
Frances Crouch
Antlers
Jack Beott
J C Mounts
Cincinnati
Ohio
N FE. Mounts
Evert McClaren
Herbert Emery
Nunnelee Smith
Pannin County
Edgar Womack
Womack
Fanstin County
Winnneck
BB Williams
Cpe Hiowaki
Ataxge
Teceen
Ranto Omedian
Ikea
Hits
George Shelton
CBS
Broadca
Shelton
Hla
Eugene Rissers
Rae
Claude Callan
Finance Company
Purina
Startena
Gross Feed Store
Gotham
M. A. Taylor & Co
Pope
BanJose
Cils
Chuence Dorshier
St James Park
An Hardit
Best Produce CO
Walker Stewart
Ran Tavumdry
Shuler Bros. Barber Shop
Hnos Simpson
Ray Shuler
CC. Shuler
Bonham Steam
NYA
T Carruth l
Big Horn Basin
Ururro Press
Worland
Wyo
Big Torn Basin
Gomery
Robert Young
Drs. Whitley and
Whitley
City
Commerce and
United Press
Bonnam
Fannin County Mercantile
American Theatre
Atres
Lloyd Nolan
Prairie Justice
Hob Baker
Texas Power & Light Company
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