McGouirk's Bus Line Schedules Dulles Trip for Baptist Mission
McGouirk's Bus Line offers a $2.50 round trip to Dulles for Fannin County Baptists traveling to Buckner's Orphan Home. Bus leaves Bonham at 7 a m Thursday. Tickets at Mrs. George Myers' store or Alexander Hotel office. reservations urged. C MaGouirk, Manager.
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McGouirk
Dulles
Fannin County Baptists
Buckner’s Orphan Home
Bonham
George Myers
Alexander Hotel
C. MaGouirk
European banks use sri planes for long distance gold transfers
Banks in Europe reportedly employ sri planes to move large gold consignments across long distances. The method aims to reduce exposure and increase security during transit amid ongoing market volatility and geopolitical tensions affecting precious metal flows.
Classified Ad In Favorite May Help You Find It
A short classified ad note suggests the Favorite section may help readers locate desired items or services. It hints at practical listings and quick leads for buyers and sellers in a local market.
Maloney Family Reunion Marks June Gathering in Commerce
The Maloney clan held its reunion at City Park in Commerce over the weekend of June 7 8, continuing a tradition since 1883. Family elders W C Maloney Ann Williamson and Chloe Rutland attended along with 26 Bonham members. total descendants reach 362 with 108 present this year. The event features tents, shared meals by longtime cooks, and Sunday religious observances.
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Maloney
Commerce
W. C. Maloney
Soper
Okla
Ann Williamson
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Chloe Rutland
Dallas
Samuel Norwood Maloney
Darkies
Bonham
T. L. Coleman
Mary
J. C. Lair
Joe
Frank Wright
James
D. L. Harkins
Community Notes From Bonham and Vicinity
Local residents travel to Greenville Dallas and Denton for visits and schooling. Partial health updates include FE H Pritchett in ill condition and Mrs Ed McMahon seeking medical care in Fort Worth. Reading mentions the Viking burial practice and refines a few local ads on Calumet Baking Powders and Bates antiseptic liniment.
My Favorite Stories By IRVINES. COBB
Two retired cloak and suit merchants Abram s and Shapinsky play golf at a country club. Abrams uses a ruling to move a ball from a bunker to the fairway, sparking a dispute over allowed play and the proper book rules.
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Messrs. Abrams and
Shapinsky
Montague Glass
Mr. Abrams
Mr. Shapinnsky
Mr. Shapinsky
Mer. Abrams
McNaught Byndicete
Bonham Greets Electric Washing Machines On Special Sale
The Texas Power & Light Company reports strong demand as Bonham households prepare to buy Automatic Electric Washing machines during a two week district sale. The Light Company showcases a new model with improvements and includes a Paragon Clothes Basket as a premium. Manager Smith arranges a skilled laundry team to assist customers across the Texas Power Light system. Maxwell House coffee priced at $1.50 for three pounds.
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Bonham
Texas Power & Light Company
Light Company
Smith
Texas Power @ Light
Local social notes and visitors from Fort Worth and Sherman
Miss Noma Pritchett and brother Ray spent the print week with relatives in Fort Worth. Frank Ford, Telegraph Operator at Mingus, visiting his parents on South Fifth Street. Mr and Mrs Fred McDowell and Ida Mavride of Fort Worth spent Sunday with their parents. Lester Campbell and children of Sherman attended the Fisher Campbell wedding here yesterday. A Blackburn party from Denison and another from Durant visited friends here yesterday. Mollie Reese and J R Reese visited in Denison yesterday. Heavy rain was reported east toward Savoy with water standing in fields yesterday.
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Jewel Robinson
Charlie Lee Robinson
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Norman Crittenden
Norman
Greenville
Paul McMahon
Dallas
G. D. Smith
W.A. Evans
Alice McClellan
Horace Hunt
Danes Brent Wagner
Texas Christian University
Claudie Hodge
Somerset
Texas
Edna Hodge
Baylor College
Belton
Joe Babb
Denton
Teachers College
FE. H. Pritchett
Mary Lee Bowling
Robert C. Lockhart
W. T. Lockhart
Marysville
Tenn
Mary Alice Pritchett
Gladys Anthony
Una Meyers
Mary H. McClure
Lois Ford
Fred Ford
Hubbard
Lois
Bonham
Will Broom
Dixie
Carrie Alderson
Brooms
Sallie Baker
Frank Jones, Jr
Houston
Ed. D. Steger
Horace Smith
Buna May Biggerstaff
Pauline
Sondheim
Dallas News
Noving
Will Peters
San Angelo
Mather
J. W. Bailey
Baileys
John W. Bailey
William Bailey
Austin
Peters
Geneva
Switzerland
Richard
San Louis Porta Si
Mexico
Fannin County
Bailey
Noma Pritchett
Ray
Fort Worth
Frank Ford
Mingusis
J.W. Ford
South Fifth Street
Fred McDowell
Ida Mavride
Wi McDowell
Lester Campbell
Sherman
Fisher-Campbell
A. Blackburn
Denison
R. B. Blackburn
Durant
Mollie Reese
J. R. Reese
Jr Denison
East Tor Savoy
One Gallon Glas Jugs of Vinegar Sale
A local ad promotes one gallon glas jugs of vinegar for 60 cents urging customers not to pay more elsewhere. The promotion emphasizes low price and value.
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T. A. Taylor
Risser house party attendees head to Country Club event
The Risser house party from East Ninth Street attended a Saturday evening gathering at the Country Club marking the week's social finish. Miss Oliver of Bryan, a member of the party, has returned home to participate in a wedding, preventing her from joining today’s planned affairs.
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Country Club
Miss Oliver
Bryan
East Ninth Street
Miss Risser’s House Party Breakfast At Gem Cafe
Mrs. M V Gray complimented Miss Risser and Mrs Norman Crittenden on a morning of amusement with a breakfast at the Gem Cafe. Sixteen guests gathered after a ride, enjoying papier breakfast cards with movie star images to match partners, followed by a meal for the listed young ladies and gentlemen including Irene Risser Jane Oliver Lila Graham Bryan Kate Parker Mary Jones Ruth Smith Mary Lou Gray Josephine Gray Park Richards Lloyd Rodgers and others.
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M. V. Gray
Irene Risser
Jane Oliver
Lila Graham Bryan
Kate Parker
Mary Jones
Ruth Smith
Mary Lou Gray
Josephine Gray
Park Richards
Lloyd Rodgers
Bass Gibson
George Preston
Burl McClure
Moore Williams
Kenneth Smith
Douglas Spivy
Musical Tea Honors Miss Irene Risser Guests
Mrs. H. A. Cunningham hosted a Saturday musical tea at the Golf Club for Miss Irene Risser’s guests. About fifty girls and several married friends from Byron attended, with performances by Ruth Annette Shields, Jean Mitchell, Lucinda Moore, Kathryn Inglish, and Virginia Cunningham. An ice course concluded the program.
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H. A. Cunningham
Miss Virginia
Golf Club
Irene Risser
Jones, Bryan, Oliver and Parker
Byron
Miss Risser
Isabel Moore
Beth Cary
Spivy
Mary Sweeney
Sue Hassell
Ruth Annette Shields
Jean Mitchell
Beth Spivy
Lydian Russell
Kathryn Inglish
Virginia Cunningham
Jane Quaver
Bryan
Lois Ford
Married in Clark Memorial Methodist Parsonage
The couple Jess Victory of Bonham and Ira Pettigrew of Tulip wed at the Clark Memorial Methodist parsonage on Saturday evening and will reside in Bun um for the present.
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Clark Memorial Methodist Parsonage
Jess Victory
Bonham
Ira Pettigrew O Tulip
Pritchett
Bunum
My Favorite Stories By IRVIN S COBB
A humorous vignette about a New York East Sider who quits buttonhole making to pursue an art business. He buys a cheap picture at auction, sells it for a profit, and claims a picture's value rests in its being a picture rather than its subject.
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New York East
Central Preen Association
Earl of Danby Suppressed Coffeehouses in 1776
In Dearborn Independent the Earl of Danby in 1776 unsuccessfully attempted to suppress English coffeehouses, arguing they were centers of political agitation.
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Earl of Danby
Temples to Open Interiors for Priests and Ceremonies Film Aid
Buddhist temple interiors in Japan will be opened to priests to perform religious rites while ceremonies are filmed to support missionary work. The initiative aims to document rituals and spread outreach across communities.
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Japan
Jeanette Hyden Named Customs Collector for Hawaii
Mrs. Jeanette Hyden has been appointed to oversee customs collection in Hawaii. The announcement notes her new posting and role within the federal customs service.
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Jeanette Hyden
Hawaii
Fowl Pest Virus Accident Led to U S Introduction
A European fowl pest that devastated flocks was brought to the United States in 1923 by a scientific investigator who allowed the virus to escape. The incident underscores early biosecurity lapses in agricultural research and the spread of avian disease across borders.
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United States
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Smones
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R. A. Risser
Maloney Reunion ‘Weld
Ty. A. Taylor
Bates
Irvines
Cobb
Iseeeper
Maxwell House
Babcock Bros
A. Bonham
Denigom
Sherman McKinney
Gainesville
Lhe
Ash
Hancock-Nevill Co
Jim
Lewis Shoe Co
Irvin S.cobb
Square
West 4Th Street
Ramon Magouirk
West 10Th St
Sean
F. Arledge
Arledge Bros
G. W. Crider
West 4Th St
Anene Sug. Green
R. E. Old
Oweny
Milt Jones
North Pine Street
Bonham Pike
Eetur Curtis Bell
Dearborn
Smith-Jones Electre Co
The
Nazimova
Milton Sills
Edwin Carewe
Lake Rose
Golden West
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