Mrs Alice McClellan dies after fall at Bonham home
Mrs Alice McClellan widow of the late RE D McClellan died at 9 30 this morning at Judge H A Gunningham and wife home on West Seventh Street after weeks of suffering from a fall. Funeral will be held at the residence at 10 o clock tomorrow morning June 9 with interment at Willow Wild cemetery. A long time Bonham resident she was beloved by many especially older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McClellan
RE. D. McClellan
H. A. Gunningham
West Seventh Street
T 'Place
Willow Wild Cemetery
McClellan
Bonham
M&ay
Earth
Criminal Docket for Fannin County June Term 1933
The District Court of Fannin County Texas schedules criminal cases for June term 1933. On Monday June 13 the state prosecutes Oscar Scroggins Charlie Clark Walden Connally Eddie Alexander Wesley Lockaby Walter Smalies two for Arthur Sloan Calvin Kecton Charley Ferris George Edwards Dude Mosse and Houston Haddock. On Wednesday June 26 the State presents Cecil Araire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Fannin County
Texas
Oscar Scroggins
Charlie Clark Sate
Walden Connally
Eddie Alexander
Wesley Lockaby
Walter Smalies
Arthur Sloan
Calvin Kecton
Charley Ferris
George Edwards
Dude Mosse
Houston Haddock
Cecil Araire
Civil Assignment Court Docket Listings for June 1932
A historical docket lists civil assignments with multiple cases across several dates in June 1932. Pairs include Winkler, Nelson, Brown, Jackson, Taylor, Jones, Allen, Young, Tatum, Ferguson, Bennett, Hyman, Stoddard, Runnels, Galbraith, Moore, Richardson, Choate, Thompson, Watson, McHale, Carter, Zinnerker, Allen, Sadler, Gilley, Parker, Hall, Dereberry, Smale, Blassingame, Hart, Kearney, Darwin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
May Winkler
Sid Winkler
Sam Nelson
Audrey Nelson
Bertha Brown
Erwin C. Brown J. ©. Jackson
Fannie Jackson
State
Hubert Sudder
Denny Bolding
Ozro Bolding
Virginia Milstead
Ma Mermer Cara T. Ferguson
Mannie L. Ferguson
E. W. Taylor
Marie Taylor
S. P. Jones
Nettie Jones
Marie Allen
Reavis Allen
Johnny Young
Fannie Young
Martha Tatum
George Tatum
A. B. Exidins
Lola Eddins
George Bennett
Ruby Bennett
Parlee Hyman
Jacob Hyman
R. F. Stoddard
Esoline Stoddard
W. D. Hallum
Estella
May Halum State
Tater Steele
al Joe Runnels
Arlevia Runnels
Elizabeth Galbra
Nell Smale
Melvin Smalley
J. M. Blassingame
Bertha Blassingame
Sarah Elizabeth Hart
George Lane Hart
Ira Kearney
Dennis Kearney
Beulan Johnson
Bedford Johnson
L. H. Darwin
Maud Darwin
Refrigerator bargains and used goods sale ad
Save health and food best refrigerator bargains ever from 4.95 to 15. General Electric and Mayflower Electric Refrigerators offered on terms from 129.50 to 263.00. Also listed are a good used typewriter 35.00 a used country radio 160.00 value for 3500. Three piece divan suite 12.50. Extra bed suite 2950 chif f robe 12.50 rugs 395 to 5.95 wool rugs 22.50. Bultars and mandolins 3.95 to 6.95. 293-2t-c
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LEM Tittsworth
Bonstam
General Electric
Mayflower
Baby Revue Thrills Bonham Parade at American Theatre
Dozens of Bonham babies parade on stage in a lively revue at the American Theatre. Hair set and dried priced at 25 cents. Show runs at Corner 1st and Elm with Preston Hogue promoting the event.
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Preston Hogue
Personal visits and moves among Bonham residents
Miss Mary Alice Pritchett heads to Commerce for summer study while John Grant visits from Houston. Mrs. L. OG. McClure returns from Anadarko with her mother Mrs. M. V. Gates. Dorothy Russell travels from Denton to Houston for a dietitian position. Mrs. M. W. Gray and son John Carey back from Lubbock with David Stansbury, visiting Dallas relatives. Mrs. Virginia Johnson sells her Bonham millinery to Mrs. Joe Clendenen and plans Mississippi trip. Mrs. Johnnie Maddox returns to Greenville with daughter Mrs. Richard Saunders, Betty Gray, Richard Jr., and Col. N. C. Bradford remains nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Johnson
Joe Clendenen
McKinney
Johnnie Maddox
Ome
Greenville
Richard Saunders
Betty Gray
Richard Jr
Maddox
Col. N. C. Bradford
Nat
Bonham
Burkett Calls for Halving Government Expenses
Former West Texas state senator and congressional candidate Joe Burkett visited Bonham to push for drastic federal expense cuts. He argued deflation hurts economy, urged a 50 percent reduction in government spending and taxes, including 25 percent salary cuts for officials, noting population growth outpacing rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burkett
West Texas
Bonham Today
Senator Burkett
Burkett
Congress
Taylor House Hosts Fried Chicken Event This Thursday
Odd fragmented notice hints at a Thursday evening fried chicken event at Taylor House with items of interest and profit under a price list. The ad mentions M. C. Spivy & Co and a parade address, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor House
Quick Clear
Ia M. C. Spivy & CO
Bailey Jr. to Open Campaign in McKinney June 11
Delegations from many parts of North Texas gather for the campaign opening of Joseph W. Bailey Jr. for Congress at the Court House in McKinney. The event features a reception with admirers from Gainesville Dallas Fort Worth Paris Bonham Denton Sherman Denison Kaufman Waxahachie and other cities and signals support from Father Bailey's followers and younger Democrats.
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McKinney
Tex
North Texas
Joseph W. Bailey, Jr
Court House
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Fifth District
Collin County
Congress
Mr. Bailey
Gainesville
Bailey
Dallas
Fort Worth
Paris
Bonham
Denton
Sherman
Denison
Kaufman
Waxahachie
Burkett Says Filing Rule Right but Won’t Challenge Opponents
Joe Burkett, candidate for congressman at large in place three, says the attorney general ruling requiring candidates to file with the state chairman is correct. He notes he filed with State Chairman W. O. Huggins in Houston and believes he is likely the only compliant candidate, but will not prevent opponents from appearing on the ballot. He argues no technicality should bar voters from choosing their preferred candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burkett
Burkett
W. O. Huggins
Houston
Johnson
Dallas
Fannin Club Party Friday Night Promised Fun
A Friday night event at the Fannin Club promises a lively gathering with music and socializing. Details are scarce in the fragment, but attendees expect a enjoyable evening.
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Fannin Club
Vanity Fair Hosiery Ad Notice
See Mrs Ed Weathersby for Vanity Fair Hosiery and underwear at Mrs Homer Thompsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weathersby
Vanity Fair
Homer Thompson
Clearing Hundreds Of Seasonable Goods Today
Storewide sale advertises hundreds of seasonable goods with price cards showing still lower prices today for clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Spivy & CO
See the Babies Get a Prize at American Theatre
An old classifieds note advertises sales at a People's Sales Store and Market Square across from the Post Office. It invites readers to sell or buy anything and mentions salesmen C. L. Currin and D. A. Ross at 293 6tc.
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American Theatre
People's
C. L. Currin
D. A. Ross
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Mary Alice Pritchett
Commerce
John Grant
Dorothy Russell
Gov't
Joe Bailey Jr
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RADIO
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W. 6Th St
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Okla
Charles Latimer
Marie
Russell Kelsey Motor Co
Ford Dealers
Campbell Grocery
Decoration Day Flowers
Sitzler
Bonham Drug CO
Palace Drug CO
Hassell Motor Co
Chevrolet
W. Sthst
T. A. Taylor
W. C. Finley
Britain
the Daily
FR. Elkins & Son
Bonham Bakery
Richard Dix
Mary Aster
Jeel McCres
Hugh Herbert
Robert Armstrong
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Bonham Ice CO
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