Bonham Area Guests and Travelers Return Home
Local residents and visitors spread across Texas and neighboring states. Mrs. John Yantis and daughter Ellen, and son John of Brownwood visit relatives. Dick Finch stops in Bonham en route to Wolfe City. Daisy Wood heads to Wichita Falls to visit relatives.
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John Yantis
Ellen
John
Brownwood
Billie Davis
Albany
Texas
Bonham
Hot Springs
Ark
Davis
Ww O W and Woodmen Circle mark 45th anniversary program
Mrs J C Masouik returned from Abilene Friday night after a joint W W and Woodmen Circle meeting celebrating the 45th anniversary of the W O W. A public program at the high school auditorium drew several hundred attendees with District Manager Bill Tidwell presiding. Etta Davidson delivered the memorial address for 210 district members who died in six months.
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J. C. Masouiik
Abilene
Woodmen’ Circle
W O. W
Bill Tidwell
Ector
W. T. St. John
Abilene Woodmen Circe
Etta Davidson
Trent
Merkel
Sweetwater
Colorado
Big Spring
S T Doncho
Woodmin Circle
Fashion writer urges monocle and glove style for men
A Punch fashion writer advises that a man should wear a monocle and carry one glove to look smart. The quip questions whether a monocle and glove set could become a signature look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jook
Henry and Bethel Wedding in Corinth Community
Miss Imogene Henry wed Herman Bethel in a Saturday ceremony at Rev. B. F. Milam's Bonham home. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended, and both bride and groom are well known in the Corinth community.
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Imogene Henry
Herman Bethel
Corinth
B. F. Milam
Bonham
Fern Slaughter and Bovd Files wed in county clerk office
Fern Slaughter and Bovd Files of the Ector section were married in the county clerk's office at 2 PM Saturday. Rev. B. F Milam performed the ceremony with several spectators in attendance and friends extending best wishes to the couple.
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Slaughter-Files
Fern Slaughter
Bovd
Ector
B. F Milam
Keene Echols Tie The Knot In Quiet Bonham Ceremony
Mr C D Keene and Miss Ruby Echols were married at the Baptist Church Sunday morning at 8 oclock by Rev Mr Sansom of Ivanhoe The bride daughter of Mrs John Echols of Oakland is reportedly well liked Dick Keene manager of Keene Motor Service at Bonham and son of Mr and Mrs B A Keene They left for a honeymoon to the East and will reside at their new home in Fairview Friends extend best wishes for their happiness
Miss Melton and H E Johnson Wed In Baptist Church Study
Miss Juanita Melton and H E Johnson wed in the pastor's study of the First Baptist Church at noon with Rev. R Smith officiating. Relatives and friends attended. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boss Melton of Dial. the couple will reside in Honey Grove.
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Juanita Melton
H E Johnson
First Baptist Church
R Smith
Mrs. Johnson
Boss Melton
Dial
Mr. Johnson
Arkansas
Honey Grove
Bride Irene Moore Weds Carthal Hodge at A. M. Cline Home
Irene Moore and Carthal Hodge were married Sunday afternoon at the A. M. Cline home. A full account of the wedding will appear in tomorrow's daily.
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Irene Moore
Carthal Hodge
A. M. Cline
Brand new 5 burner built in Oil Range at low price
Alton B Parker dies Sunday afternoon after a brief illness at his home near Ravenna Burta was at Fairview near Ravenna this afternoon Deceased was in Bonham Saturday and was taken in Sunday morning He is survived by his widow Mrs. W H R Parker and other relatives.
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Alton B Parker
Ravenna
Burta
Fairview
Bonham
W H R. Parker
Society Breakfast for Brine-Elect Miss Kathryn Inglisn
Kathryn Inglisn hosted a Monday morning two course breakfast for friends at a porch luncheon setting. Jean Mitchell was guest of honor, with Mrs Bruce Morse Mrs Claude Miller and Miss Irene Davidson attending as out of town guests.
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Kathryn Inglisn
Jean Mitchell
Bruce Morse
Moline
Miss Mitchell
Claude Miller
Dallas
Irene Davidson
Houston
Inglish
Larger Oil Development Expected In Fannin Count
The article notes ongoing oil activity in Texas and predicts expanded development in Fannin County. Independent operators start by block leasing. community holdouts often seek unfavorable contract clauses delaying progress. Noncooperative landowners hinder projects, while timely drilling commitments could spur rapid growth and several tests already underway.
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Texas
Fannin County
Railroad Week Begins With Whistles Across the West
The article notes the start of Railroad Week with the blowing of locomotive whistles at 8:00 AM, a Western U S observance aimed at highlighting railroads' role in commerce. It encourages citizens to ride trains or ship freight during the week.
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United States
No Man or Woman Can Afford Condemnation by People
A compact adage warns that social judgment from others is costly to any individual. The statement emphasizes personal accountability and the weight of public opinion in communal life.
Underwood Typewriter Finds Amid Used- goods Market
A seller touts strong demand for used Underwood typewriters with appealing bar gain pricing. The message highlights plentiful interest from many buyers and invites inspection of available units.
Bonham State Park Lake Draws Large Sunday Crowd
Hundreds flocked to Bonham State Park Sunday with visitors from Fannin and adjacent counties. People picnicked, swam despite cool water, and relaxed on the sand as evening crowds gathered for supper and breezes, signaling the park’s rising popularity.
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Bonham State Park Lake
Bonham State Park
Fannin County
Galveston
Summer Term District Court Convened Today
The summer term of district court opened this morning with Judge Blackburn presiding. He charged the grand jury on general lines, then they retired to begin work. The term is expected to be busy with many cases for investigation by the grand jury and trials ahead.
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Blackburn
Rand
Explosion Kills Couple in Pasadena Home Incident
A gas leak sparked a blast that killed J. P. Chittenden, 26, a welder, and his wife, Mrs. Chittenden, 25, at their Pasadena residence on Friday. Neighbor Mrs. F M Davis suffered minor burns as she witnessed the event after the couple returned home and Mrs. Chittenden lit a match.
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Houston
Texas
J. P. Chittenden
Chittenden
Pasadena
F M Davis
Government by Minorities Through Organized Pressure
Editorial comment warns that government shaped by minority influence could undermine a proud republic, cautioning readers about dangers of organized pressure campaigns and political fragmentation.
An Extra Good 1929 Chev rolet For Sale
In the Used Car Dept a 1929 Chev rolet is offered as a reliable vehicle. The ad notes it runs well and looks good with the seller likely highlighting its sale in a dealership listing.
Baseball Scores From National and Southern Leagues
National League results show New York 5 Boston 4 and Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 1 with St. Louis 13 Chicago 2. Southern Association games include Little Rock 4 Knoxville 1 and Memphis 4 Atlanta 1 as Chattanooga 7 Birmingham 6 Nashville 6 New Orleans 4-8. West Dixie League reports Loneview 9 Henderson 2 Jacksonville 8 Gladewater 4 Palestine 2 Tyler 0.
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New York
Boston
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
West Texas
Southern Association
Little Rock
Knoxville
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Loneview
Henderson
Jacksonville
Gladewater
Palestine
Tyler
Funeral services held at Dodd City for M C Eason
Martin Conrad Eason age 34 died at the family home on East 14th Street after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church in Dodd City this afternoon. Eason born in Denton county lived in the area for years and worked at the McKelgn Mattress Factory. He is survived by his widow and three brothers.
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Martin Conrad Eason
East 14Th Street
Baptist Church
Dodd City
Mr. Eason
Denton County
McKelgn Mattress Factory
Rural Mail Carriers Travel Far More Miles Than Believed
A clarification notes Rural Mail Carriers Jack son and R E Old logged between 250000 and 275000 miles in 30 years of service, far above earlier reported figures of 20000 to 25000 miles. The correction emphasizes the extent of their work and dedication.
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Jackson
R. E. Old
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