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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
A torn OCR style notice mentions a Regular Handicap E Tournament and a Bonham Golf Club event. Fragmentary notes reference map makers, water loss, and a claim by Dr Hubert Lang about Kalahari vegetation. It also cites Lake Ngami as a basin and mentions Mewton D. Baker and a League of Nations context along with Soviet mobilization.
Guy Custer assistant manager of Community Natural Gas sales in Dallas visits the city today. I F Welch Goodyear dealer from Sherman visits local dealers. Miss Catherine Boggess travels to Dallas to visit her father T B Boggess and brother Oscar. Mrs W E Newton and daughter visit Rich arson for the week with Mrs Spotts. Mrs T B Williams and Mrs Denton Williams go to Austin for a few days. Miss Mary Williams returns home with them after teaching there. Mrs Bland Smith Mrs Ben Hassell and Blanche Evans return from Ft Worth Missionary Convention.
Bonham area fishing party reports better luck near Jackson Lake Oklahoma with Dale Wolford taking a woodpecker on a fly rod. A water moccasin was killed by another member. A second group fished near Dekalb East Texas with poor results and no licenses needed according to Jim Gribble.
Mrs. John A Plewer once living in Honey Grove Texas died Thursday morning at her home. Survived by husband Philly Pierce of Oklahoma City Oklahoma and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Senator Buckley tells bankers legs lation cannot end slump. Wholesale prices in April touched lowest point on record.
District Court calendar in Fannin County Texas lists Wednesday June 1 sessions with multiple cases including State v Wallace Diffie Raymond Billings Henry Brumbrack Bud Maberry Hart J. J. Wigley Haney Odell Ford Tech Ford Livingston Smith Buck Abernathy and J T Polly. Monday June 20 includes M T Sears Clarence Ragsdale Alvin Walton cases.
A brief note notes a fresh Uvalde honey arrival as local traders joke about advertising and soap in a light, quirky item. It mentions two money metals briefly as a humorous reflection on shortages.
Consumer letter extols All-Bran for relieving constipation with a bulk forming fiber and vitamin B. Claims mention Iron content and safety versus pills, recommending two tablespoons daily and use as a cereal or in cooking with Kellogg Battle Creek production.
New York banks reported deposits totaling twenty one member banks of the New York Clearing House Association rose by 425 518 000 from the year’s low on March 26. Indianapolis shipments of the Stutz Motor Car Company were the largest since last November. Chicago Winnels Water Service Company posted 345 711 in gross income for the year ended April 30, up from 324 108 last year.
About 70 entrants performed in the Tiny Tot Revue at the American Theatre last evening. Each child wore a badge indicating the film represented as the audience applauded the little performers during a packed show. Winners were Julia B. Cowart from Howard Witcher Hatchery first, W B Leeman Jr. second from Leeman Motor Co., and Janice Millers third for Babcock Bros.
The county clerk Mrs. Linnie C. Bailey offered free licenses at the county courthouse in Greenville Kentucky as a publicity event. Nineteen couples applied in a single day.
Friends report Mrs Lucille Rogers formerly Miss Lucille Baugh is recovering well after an appendectomy at Allen Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Nearby notices mention hair goods and hosiery sales as part of local commerce in the Elm Street area.
Short ad notices include a hair set price of 25 cents at a shop on Corner Eighth and Elin near Preston Hogue. A casual remark notes that alimony awards this year are fewer than in 1929.
A People’s Sales Store and Market Square advertise buy and sell options across from the Post Office. C IL Currin and D A Ross, salesmen, invite residents to see them for items to sell or to buy.
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