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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
12
Denton June 6 All records for Summer School attendance were broken on registration days this week as more than 950 students enrolled by the close of the third day at Texas State College for Women. A six week term end saw record enrollment with graduate school expected to exceed two hundred as registration continues.
Dr R W Bunting of Ann Arbor argues hereditary immunity and the presence of a germ in the mouth bacillus epidopholis are fundamental factors in the decay of human teeth.
Mayor Leonard Bailey announces Railroad Week from Monday June 10 to Saturday June 15 to honor Western Railroads for their long service, tax contributions, employment, fares reductions, air conditioned trains, and improved travel for the public.
Contractors are on site and ground will be broken the first week for the Department of Fine and Applied Arts at Texas State College for Women. The building cost about 150000 dollars and is the third of four funded by a 589500 dollar PWA loan and grant. Subscribe now for the Favorite.
Sheriff announces sale of 230 acre tract in Fannin County described as Underwood Farm. Court action from The Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank Dallas versus Frank Underwood et al. Orders issued June 4 1935 levy June 6 1935 sale July 2 1935 at Bonham Texas courthouse to highest bidder for cash. Debt details include numerous Underwood heirs and associates.
Dr and Mrs Stafford of Renton were in the city this morning. Jack Lipscomb arrived from Lubbock after attending Texans Tech last year. Mrs J C Latham and daughter Louise of Longview visit Mrs Latham's mother Mrs Minnie Barron. Mrs Ned B Morris and daughter Nell of Houston left for Mineral Wells after visiting Mrs D F Suivy. Mrs W P Crawford and others went to Denison for a Garden Club flower show. Ashley Evins remains in bed. recovery expected in days delaying editor's fishing plans.
Stocked with weed typewriter equipment for rent or sale at very low rates. Includes a range of good machines ready for immediate use or purchase. Local offers targeted to customers seeking affordable typing tools and related supplies.
Fragmented text lists names and places from a school and community page. It references teachers parents Sterling Main West Main and notes on a meeting, attendance, and items lacking clear context or dates.
In Amarillo Texas a public road warning outlines safe driving boundaries. The notice urges motorists to stay within marked lines and follow posted cautions on the highway system.
Athletic directors from Honey Grove School travel to Gatesville for a scheduled meeting and athletic planning. The report notes dates and local figures involved, mentioning community officials and school representatives.
A fragmented review mentions a story program with attendees including Mrs. McK nne and Mr. Wuncoeck. It notes leadership figures such as Ma. B A Glsz and Be oham vadee, and references President Roosevelt’s opinion on the bonus. The item ends urging readers to check the Want ad column for details.
Bonham mourns as Miss Nannie Belle Maddrey passes away at her sister Mrs Frank Mills home in Dallas after weeks of illness. The longtime Bonham resident taught in Dallas schools and served in church work. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Lamar Smith Undertaking in Dallas with burial at Willow Wild Cemetery in Bonham. Survived by sisters Alma Mae Maddrey and Mrs Frank Mills and brother Robert K Maddrey plus other relatives.
The article notes Lasseter, long connected with the Hone Greve school and active in the Chamber of Commerce, will move with his family from Hone Greve to Gatesville after a term ending in June. He is praised for extensive service and community ties.
The nine Supreme Court justices start a vacation lasting until next October. Despite age, they work 12 hours daily six days a week, with hearings sometimes at home. Mail sacks, dense docket, and a history of landmark rulings mark a tense, high‑pressure court era.
Grayson Printing Co defeated the Cleaners 6 to 4 in Sherman league play as Phares pitched well and Brown hit a solo homer for the Cleaners. The game lasted 44 minutes with top stats showing Clines 18 14 4 and Firemen 16 12 4 in standings.
An advertisement for J. C. Watchison a8ighed liniment claims to kill screw worms, heal sores, and repel flies, marketed by Bonham Drug Co.
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