Local visitors and travel notice from NTSC region
Mr and Mrs Othel Price and Miss Nancy Price visited Othel Ray Price at NTSC over the weekend. Miss Anna Lou Gilliam and Miss Della Marie Baker of Denison visited Miss Gilliam's father Virgil Gilliam. T Sergeant W E Harrison of Park Ridge Illinois returns to duty after a four day visit en route to Langley Field Virginia. Arthur Mitchinson has been ill at his home and was moved to Madonna Hospital for surgery. Mrs George Finkle is improving after a three week illness. Mr and Mrs Jim Fleming and Charles Kenneth of Bellis visited Mr and Mrs Robert Fleming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othel Price
Nancy Price
Othol Ray Price
NTSC
Anna Lou Gilliam
Della Marie Baker
Denison
Miss Gilliam
Virgil Gilliam
W. E. Harrison
Park Ridge
Harrison
Langley Field
Virginia
Arthur Mitchinson
Madonna Hospital
George Finkle
Jim Fleming
Charles Kenneth
Bellis
Robert Fleming
Tonto Helps Corner Bradley After Canyon Fire
In a tense saloon confrontation Tonto and Vic Ellers trap Owen Bradley as he admits Bart Overby planned the murder and fire. Gilpin is dead and Bradley faces trial while Bart Overby is blamed for Rick Staples and the nearby feud. The outcome hinges on Bradley’s testimony and Overby’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonto
Colt
Bart Oresty
Querrie Ellers
Tes Jonas
Vic
Ponta
Bradley
Tes
Tuonto
Cheronagh
Vic Ellers
Ken Brick
Tombstone
Gilpin
Tanta
Priscus
Vic Bellera
Ad Galpin
Ble
Laramie
Owen
Choy
Ken
Ulenos
Riley
Laranne
Olwen Bradley
Bart
Tex Jonus
Ad Gilpin
Owen Bradhy
Tex
Gilpins
Ele
Dette
Idradhyo
Sid Harper
Owen Bradley
Sid
Otf
Rick Staples
Kablang
Burt
Ken Frick
Frick
Laramie Jones
Rick
Bart Overby
Hick
Ginger
Ruby Sevier
Ruby
Avrillo
Okaples
Father of Bonham Woman Unhurt in Paso Accident
W. W. Brown 91 of El Paso escaped serious injuries in a traffic crash in El Paso recently. He is the father of Mrs Raleigh Abernathy of Bonham and was riding with his son in law J H Buckner at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Paso
W. W. Brown
el Paso
Raleigh Abernathy
Brown
J. H. Buckner
Moore's Chapel Weekend Visitors Include Texas Families
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross and daughter and several relatives from Dallas and Mexico spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Babers. The Babers hosted a return visit with their guests. Doyce Shephard and Eloise joined dinner with Charlie Dale and family while Nancy Dale visited on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ross
Lloyd Wiggley
Bill Glover
Dallas
Carl W. Woods
Mexico
Robert Babers
Bobby
Betty Sue
Babers
Doyce Shephard
Eloise
Charlie Dale
Nancy Dale
Local visitors and family calls noted
Vera Nell, Maurene and Charlene Dale are mentioned among visitors. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dodson of Bonham called on Mr. and Mrs. L. D Ellis Monday. Grandma Dale plans to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dale this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hammett and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ellis Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Nell
Maurene
Charlene Dale
J. W. Dodson
Bonham
L. D Ellis
Grandma Dale
C. R. Dale
Hubert Hammett
Leonard Ellis
Smoky Hill AFB to Be Reactivated
The Air Force announces activation of Smoky Hill Air Base at Salina Kansas. It seeks 24000000 for new facilities for Strategic Air Command bomber units. About 7000 officers and airmen will be stationed and around 800 civilians employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Smoky Hill
Salina
Kansas
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Weekend visitors and travels across North Texas towns
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parrish of Wills Point with Miss Ema Parrish. Mrs. R. P. Price of Colorado City returns home after visiting Mrs. Kate Wigley. Guests span Jasper, Sherman, Bonham, Dallas, Ladonia, Fort Worth, Avery, Morton and other area towns as relatives and friends host gatherings. Leon Sparks leaves for Dallas to join the Air Force and is sent to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parrish
Wills Point
Ema Parrish
R. P. Price
Colorado City
Kate Wigley
Robert Hancock
Jasper
Chris Runkle
Preston Moore
Sherman
Ray Pulliam Doyle Burtram
Lamesa
W. J. Burtram
Leon Sparks
Dallas
Air Force
San Antonio
Claude Cummings
Bonham
Chitford Cummings
John Arnold
Ted Johnson
Mattie Allred
Tennie Roland
Ladonia
Ben Brown
Albert Roach
Wesley Edens
Fort Worth
Jim Walsh
Charlie Edens
Rayburn
Nash
Lancaster
Bob Blair
Jim
John
Ann
Margaret Megason
Avery
Eli Ward
W. M. Butler, Jr
Morton
Newman Perry
Co-Manager Mintz Fined After Boxing Commission Vote
The Pennsylvania Boxing Commission fined Jake Mintz five hundred dollars for conduct detrimental to boxing related to the July 18 bout in Pittsburgh where Ezzard Charles lost his title to Jersey Joe Walcott. Mintz said officials would be from Pittsburgh and protested a stranger in the ring. His suspension will be lifted after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Jake Mintz
Ezzard Charles
Mintz
Pittsburgh
Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott
Remark on Incident Involving Mr Da Grosa Cited
The speaker apologized after pointing at Mr Da Grosa during an incident and later told commissioner John Da Grosa he did not intend harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr da Grosa
Mintz
John da Grosa
Sidewalk Repaired At Brannon's Front On North Square
Workers replaced broken concrete on the north side of the square in front of Brannon's with new heavier material. The improvement is described as restoring a good condition and aiding local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon’s
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Cails
Flowers
el Stel
Agee
Rina
Moore's Chapel
Independent Ice CO
Victor H. Vogel
Federal Addict-Rehabilitation Hospital
Lexington
Ft. Worth
Vogel
Smoky Hill Afb
Insurance
FONDS
Finley Insurance Agency
Benham State Bank
Jinmy Dunn
Jelly Ford
Trim Shop
Cheatnut St
Bonham, Texas
Bonham Finance Company
Blauer Tarrell, Mgr
First National Band
Bauave
Ilondie
Wilkins Plant
Oxe
Skippei
Voibal
DA Wilkins Factory
WEA Service, Inc
Buzz Sawyer
Tu K Youi
Tome
OFLA
Alaska
Windom
Fred's
N. Center St
George Shockle
Utt
R. P. McFarlin
Braz
Higginbotham-Steger Co
Bradford - Watson CO
Bonham State Bank
Charlie Waters
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