State to Probe Mystery Death of Ada Banker
Ada Oklahoma May 30 An inquiry into the death of M D Timberlake Aga banker will be held Friday by Assistant Attorney General N W Gore under governor Robertson. Timberlake was found dead in a bank basement room December 21 in circumstances indicating suicide and no inquest was held. The inquiry follows a family request. Timberlake grew up in Burnet Texas and had lived in Ada for 20 years. Overwork and worry were blamed though his business affairs were reported in perfect shape.
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Ada
Okla
M. D. Timberlake
Aga
Assisant
N. W. Gore
Umer
Robertson
Timberlake
Burnet
Texas
Dr Lawrence to Speak to Bonham Men at First Baptist
The Bonham Business Men's Class will hear Dr. Lawrence at First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 9 45. The committee says they have arranged to care for a hundred men and invites others to attend.
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Dr. Lawrence
Bonham Business
First Baptist Church
Produce Good Eggs Roosterman Sale and Hat Offer
A local ad urges sellers to separate their flocks and pen roosters for top payment. J. F. Bowling Produce Co promotes paying the best price for old roosters. Mrs. Geo Myers sells hats at one to two price, inviting buyers.
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J. F. Bowling Produce Co
Opportunity to Advertise in Semi-Weekly Fannin County Favorite
A note urging local businesses to run ads in the Semi-Weekly Fannin County Favorite to reach a large county audience and attract visitors to stores. It emphasizes the paper as the largest Semi-Weekly publication in the county.
Delivery of Your Message in Fannin County
The Daily Favorite and the Fannin County Semi-Weekly Favorite reach every post office and rural route in Fannin County. We can deliver your message, if you contact us.
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Fannin County
Industrial Day at First Baptist church yields quilts for Buckner
The First Baptist church held an all day Industrial Day on Tuesday with 22 attendees at lunch and 48 in the afternoon. Three quilts were completed and 23 garments finished for Buckner Orphans' Home.
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Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Buckner
Area News From Oakland and Surrounding Towns
Community notes describe good health and crops, with Grandma McNabb ill but others well. Local events include students, family visits, youth parties, church activities, fishing trips, and upcoming sermons by Rev. Bowerman and Rev. Johnson.
Weather Turns Wet as Garden Work Awaits
It has been trying to rain for two or three days. A shower would be all right. We could then set out sweet potato slips and other plants, too. David Coonrod of Oakland was very sick Sunday but is all right today. He had congestion. Connie Sevier at Boyd.
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Erwin Sneed
Oakland
Bonham
John Sneeds
Erwin
Earl Thornton
Grandpa Clements
Boyd
W. O. Bowerman
Lamasco
Dug Adams
Carlo Danner
Danner
Stovall
Adams
Owens
Glenwood
C. W. Johnson
Peniel
David Coonrod
Connie Sevier
Warning on Gum Health and Systemic Ills Prompt Dental Check
The article argues loosening gums cause tooth loss more than decay and urges patients to inspect gum health. Physicians and dentists link neglect of teeth to stomach trouble, blood disorders, appendicitis, impaired mentality, cancer, and blood poisoning and recommend a careful dental examination.
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S Dientists
Sunny Streaks and Local Elections Reflected in Community Notes
The community thanks voters for supporting the tax and notes sunny health. Social visits include Hurst and Wawkins in Bonham, Bennethy with Darling, Little returning from Larham High, and gatherings at Hawkins, Moore, Bowden, and Crittenden homes. Church activity, teen parties, and visits to Honey Grove are recorded along with a trip to Oklahoma for Buddie Maberry.
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Herman Hurst
Bonham
Henry Wawkins
Polly Bennethy
Rena Darling
Clyde Little
Larham High School
Tom Redmond
Richard Huffman
Bryant Wade
James Hawkins
Frank Moore
Alpha Bowden
Honey Grove
Duplex
Telephone
Boyd Crittenden
Bro. Tannery
Ellamay — Phillips
Etta More
Buddie Maberry
Oklahoma
Community 42 Entertainment At Mrs Birmingham's Draws Crowd
A Saturday night 42 event at Mrs. Birmingham's drew a large youthful crowd. Local families and visitors from Honey Grove Monkstown Telephone and Bonham attended. School pupils performed Monday night to a very good reception with many relatives present.
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Garland Bankston
Duplex
J. V
Louise Morgan
Honey Grove
Gladys Birmingham
Goldie Slagle
G. W. Morgan
O. E. Smith
J. V. Morgan
Josephine
Alice Margaret Slagle
Jessie Mac Smith
Bonham
Sunday Social Notes From Local Families
Health is good with a few exceptions as Miss Bessie Marley has typhoid fever and Little B Turner has chills. Mr. George Bradshaw and wife visited J B Taylor and family Sunday. Clarence Woodson and wife visited his parents Charley and Mrs Taylor Saturday night. Robins and C H Taylor families socialized Sunday evening. Malicia Taylor and Bertha Woodson visited Mrs. Wiley Hutchens. The group works on the new Marvin church and plans completion. A family reunion at I A Robins included all the children and a postponed photo session after a cloud. A good dinner was served.
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Grandma McNabb
Cleo ‘Thompson
Dodd City
Cleo
Ruth Ball
Austin
W. W. Smith
Bro
Graves of
Gober
Grandpa Skinner
This Place
Vera Hicks
J. P. McKinney
W. G. Henegar
Elmer Clayton
Willie McGinnis
Ed Chance
George
Elrod
Monroe Sherer
John Thompson
Roy Blassingame
Hattie Fears
Durant, Okla
J. F. Sherer
Epworth League
Bessie Marley
Little B. Turner
George Bradshaw
J. B. Taylor
Clarence Woodson
Charley Taylor
ChicoaHe
Jack Robins
C. H. Taylor
Malicia Taylor
Bertha Woodson
Wiley Hutchens
Mahurin
Marvin
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Bonham Auto Top Factory & Paint Shop
Kelly-Springfield
Service
Rexall
Palace Drug Store
Fannin County Abstract CO
MR. Merchant
MR. Advertiser
Dr. Miles
Norvine
D. W. Johnson
Cash Grocery
Ieast
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
Riverby
THE
Halsell & Caldwell Company
Ethel Elington
Gray Eyes
Ely
Jbs
Rev. LW
A GB
J. OB
Nuryrine
Ott
Atlanta, Ga
Nannie
Addresa
Reb Peeler
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