Fragments From a Local Radio Listing and News Briefer
A fragmented OCR readout lists radio times and program names followed by scattered station identifiers. The text mentions news, headlines, a bulletin board, a few local businesses, churches, and a bank, ending with a morning sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Crittenden Butane
Breakfast Club
D. L. Watson
Hatley Mtr. Co
McKelva
Mattress
Bryan Baker
Morning Devotion
Musical Banks
Apulletin Board of the Air
Higginbotham Steger Mits
Lamar Creamery Church of Christ Zeke Creen
First National Bank
Monnday Social Security
Bonham State Banik Lanny
Lunns
All Star Dance Parade
Thunderstorms Lash Portions Of Three States
Severe storms struck parts of Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico causing flooding and widespread tornado sightings. Funnels damaged barns and flooded streets while motorists waded in water waist deep and high winds felled trees. Residents faced crop losses as rains continued and plans to replant were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Hollis
Okla
Ackerly
Tex
Lamesa
Henry Mayfield
Twister
Don Smith
Keye
Perryton
Carrouzett
Mayfield
Memphi&s
Burl McCleland
Memphis Democrat
Hedley
Memphi
Weekend Guests Visit Local Families and Students
A string of visitors from Lubboel Greenville Campbell Pagola Springs Odessa Fort Worth and Denton arrive to stay with relatives and attend area colleges. Among the guests are Mr and Mrs James Baker Mr and Mrs Ray Robertson and daughter Mrs Adams Talley Gwen Talley and Bobbie Joe M But and son Joe Jr Mrs Harold Ohmert Barbara Jean and the Darling family visiting relatives. Barbara Jean will remain for a long visit with her parents and students Betty Witherspoon and O W Witherspoon are also noted as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Robertson
James Baker
Lubboel
Ray Robertson
Daughrer
Greenville
Jtl Robertson
Campbell
Farris Breedlove
Pagola Springs
Colo
WoTfentley
Marshall Lleming
Mro
Merse
Adams ‘Talley
Gwen
Bobbie
Odessa
Talley
Sue Alderson
Joe M But
Joe Jr
Fort Worth
Harold Ohmert
Barbara Jean
Amuar- Wo
Flenmang
Barbara Jean Remgined
Mio
Mo J2
Walter Darling
Northesas State College
Denton
Betty Witherspoon
Mary Hardin College
Belton
W Witherspoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Ethel Biggerstaff Friday
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Cora Ethel Biggerstaff at 8 o’clock Friday in Wise Chapel. She died Wednesday at 112 West 4th Street after years of illness. Burial will be in Willow Wild Cemetery. Wise Funeral Home directs. Survived by sons Ike Eugene and W J, daughters Ha Dge and Ruth, sister Mrs. Lemah, and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ethel Biggerstaff
Wise Chapel
Fannin County
Stone Risinger
First Methodist Church
James A. Underwood
First Christian Church
Willow Wild Cemetery
Wise
J. W. Cunningham
FE Emmett Thompson
Ivert Hopper
Walter Boyd
Ray
George Biggerstaff
DeCain
Biggerstaff
Nevill
William K. Biggerstaff
Int
Bonham
Eugene Biggerstaff
Carrolton
W. J. Biggerstaff
Ha Dge
Dallas
Ruth Biggerstaff
the Hom
Will Nevil
Lemah
Taylor
Harald Dye
Barbara
Beeky
Patt
Lynn Biggerstaff
Ambrose Social Visits and School Reunion Planned
Mr and Mrs C Andy Gentry and family visited relatives in Gordonville and Van Alstyne while the Barnetts returned home to Wichita Falls after visiting the Flemings. Ambrose teachers held a picnic with a Friday program drawing many visitors. Ray has arrived from Newfoundland on a 30 day leave and will report to Carswell AFB. The Ambrose school reunion is set for June 22 inviting all former students teachers doctors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Andy Gentry
Gordonville
Curtis Corner
van Alstyne
Jack Barnett
J. L
Wichita Falls
Robert Fleming
Ambrose
Ray
Newfoundland
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Durham's Ant-Kil Dust Product Ad
Rid your premises of all kinds of ants with Durham's Ant-Kil dust. Effective in dens and spaces where ants hide. One pound sprinkler top cans priced at 69 cents at Plaza Drug.
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Durham
Plaza
Phone Lines Cut By East Berlin Reds
West Berlin officials charge that eastern Communist forces have tightened the blockade by cutting elevated train telephone lines linking east and west zones. Officials said the Berlin railway system cut direct cables between West Berlin stations and those in the Soviet sector, raising fears for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Doan’s Pills Advertised for Backache and Bladder Relief
Nagging backache headache or muscular aches may come from overexertion stress or dry today. Doan’s Pills relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and act mildly as a diuretic to ease kidney output. If you are miserable with these discomforts don’t wait try Doan’s Pills and join millions who have found relief over sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Endangerment of City Elevated Railway Affects Western Traffic
Communist action endangered city elevated railway traffic and interzonal westbound routes as trains rely on the elevated system to enter and leave the city.
Chiropractors listed for Texas convention in San Antonio
Dr. C. Martin and Dr. Jack Reynolds of Bonham are among North Texas chiropractors expected to attend the state convention in San Antonio June 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Martin
Jack Reynolds
Bonham
North Texas
San Antonio
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