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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
2
The page lists residents and students traveling or staying for summer sessions across Denton, Sulphur Springs, Austin, College Station, Baton Rouge, Wichita Falls, and Fort Worth. Names include Gladys Anthony, Thelma Pratt, Betty Gray Saunders, Mary Boone, Ruth Cummings, Bertha Lee Ferguson, Max Holder, James Rodgers, and others as they attend colleges or visit relatives. Local families begin summer routines and subscriptions appear.
Miss Deen Adams stays with them. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byland visit New Mexico relatives. J. W. Terry and Mrs. Byland connected. Mr. and Mrs. Howell visit McAjester. Mrs. Kincaid and Elizabeth go to Denton for summer. Kincaid attends Teachers College. Elizabeth to High School work. Rodgers return from A&M College graduation with son William. Families visit Bonham, Curant and Tuena on trip home. Limited Summer Course in Shorthand and Typing offered by Mrs. Ike Bieger Staff.
A brief notice offers trades including a cow piano or other furniture for a bedroom set living room suite or oil stove to brighten homes. A memorial expression of thanks from Mrs. J. W. Ford and children for sympathy during illness and death of their husband and father.
In Austin on June 2 Dr. Charles D Reece, director of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, urges typhoid vaccination as the season begins. The three shot course costs two to three years of protection and is advised for travelers and families, with cautions on water and milk safety and food cleanliness to prevent infection.
Mr and Mrs Claude English announce the marriage of their daughter Mittie to A J Rogers on Wednesday May 29 at the home of Rev Stevens in Durant Oklahoma. Mrs Rogers was born and reared in Bonham and has worked at the Kraft Cheese Factory, recently transferred to Victoria. She will join him there in a few days.
Durant Oklahoma June 2 W T Foster seventy and Mrs Eth Temple forty six were fatally shot today Relatives of both victims were unable to assign a motive.
Austin June 2 Texas relief funds are sharply reduced for June as federal aid totals 2500000 while requests exceeded 3000000. Per case grants drop from 17 to about 10 with total relief disbursement down from 5612000 in May to 3391000 in June. Officials expect employable families to quit relief for farm work.
President Roosevelt dismissed 411 wage-hour and fair trade cases linked to HRA codes. Observers view this as loosening restraints under the blue eagle. Officials suggest he may reject stop gap NRA legislation and wait for public reaction. The Supreme Court ruling split party lines ahead of 1936. Congress may stay in session through December to finish the program. Senate Republicans demand NRA measures now. House liberals plan a meeting to discuss constitutional amendments in light of the court decision.
Toluca Mexico June 2 heavy rain floods streets a foot deep as nearby rivers overflow three persons were killed by lightning in the capital of the State of Mexico during the storm and flood episode.
The summer session begins at seven o'clock with three teachers in charge Miss Fay Lovelace Miss Merle Jameson and Miss Alma Kinkead. Enrollment is the best in history and students are urged to enroll now to complete full work with regular classes. Classes run six weeks for elementary and high school with only morning attendance required.
Governor Gonzalo Vasquez Vela of Vera Cruz Mexico and wife toured through Laredo on a business and pleasure journey en route to Houston. They reached Nuevo Laredo this morning and crossed to the U S side this afternoon.
The famous Jonker diamond, largest uncut stone, sold to Harry Winston of New York for about 730000 dollars. It was found in South America in January last year and sold to a London dealer for 423690 dollars. The diamond is insured for 1000000 dollars.
Used car department advertises trading options including cows or pianos in exchange. Mentions Ford and Chevrolet cars and asks interested buyers to inquire about terms.
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