Bonham Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Weekend
Harry and Gus Reid Roberts visited Dallas Sunday while Mrs Bettie Doss improved after illness. Across Bonham, residents spoke of guests including Mrs Tom Cowley of New Boston and Mrs Georgia McKinney of Enid. Local chatter noted J Butch Moor’s Bonham ties, Ruth Starnes illness in Borger, and plans around Houston Democrats with a large convention turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Gus Reid Roberts
Dallas
Bettie Doss
Tom Cowley
New Boston
Texas
Joe Cowley
Charles Sevier
Sherman
Sevier
W. C. Jackson
T. A. Huey
Hugo
Oklo
C. W. Kinkead
Rank Crew
Dorothy
Frank
Abilene
T. J. Stokes
L. B. Maddrey
Miss Bertha
Dass Luitweiler
T. L. Coleman
J. Butch Moor
Moor
Bonham, Bud
Dave Starnes
Jacek
Borger
Ruth
Bonham
Herbert G. Furner
Flouston
Turner
Bayou City
Bois
Houston
Shreveners
Chamber of Commerce
Shreveport
Whatoa Language Confusion Delays Train Conductor Says
A cryptic exchange about a delayed train leads the report as the conductor explains the rear train is behind the one ahead. The fragment hints at confusion over timing and sequencing of departures.
Growing Up and Up Sweet Sixteen
Brief, humorous diary-like note where Pim jokes about a tired looking child and asks if shorter frocks would appear now. A casual reflection on aging and fashion.
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Sweet Sixteen
Pim
Bank Heist Ends With $2230 Loss, Okmulgee Bank
A bank robbery in Okmulgee Oklahoma resulted in a loss of 2230 dollars. The crime was reportedly carried out under the supervision of the conventional bank manager. Local authorities investigate the incident and review security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Beating Em to Does Your Mother Let You Read This
A dazzling New York Post quip riffs on gatekeeping and access to modern sex topics with sharper edge and cultural bite. The line suggests mothers racing to control what their children see and read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ivenimeg Post
Missing Buttons And Laundry Mischief In San Diego
A San Diego paper notes Lindberg shirts sent to the laundry are pilfered for souvenirs. It urges caution others not to worry about small losses, while highlighting a broader critique of service. It also mentions a French collective policy offering state insurance for adults earning under 720 dollars yearly against sickness accident old age and maternity.
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Lindberg
San Diego
Rain Good for Farmers as Oats Reach Harvest Peak
Farmers celebrate a welcome rainfall boosting oat harvests this week. Mr and Mrs Vergil Gilliam are noted as departing after a local farming update indicating strong field conditions and ongoing harvest activity.
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Vergil Gilliam
Virginia Point Homecoming Celebrates Goree Family
The Goree family returned to Quanah after a week with Savoy friends, with a large Virginia Point homecoming honoring their reunion. Speakers from Grand Prairie and Dallas praised the Gorees, and a two hundred seventy attending dinner filled the church, now painted with funds raised by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Edgar Goree
Quanah
Texas
J. W. Gilliam
O. T. Sanford
Mr. Goree
Virginia Point
Goree
Edgir Goree
Ar Q. J. Sanford
Ophilia Gilliam
Paris
Mary Ella. Gore
Ueme
Bro. Fuller
Grand Prairie
Bro
Clifton
Barbara Badgett
Gladys Fowler
Kelley
Denison
W. A. Fleming
Bertha Deberry
M. J. &. Thompson
Waco, Texas
Thompson
Grrandson
Weather and farming notes from Windom area
A survey of recent weather impacts reports heavy rains June 2 and 3 causing flooded creeks and damaged young cotton. Mentioned are farm hands at Scroggins, livestock losses at Rose Bud, and harvests with oats good this year. Local residents Ralph Laycock and family discussed relocate to Far West and Alma Windom recovering from Paris operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Scroggins
Rose Bud
W. M. Laycock
Lewis
Fort Worth
Ralph Laycock
Far West
Alma Rigsby
Windom
Paris
J. J McElwee
MecElwee
Earl Cobb
Ed Wheeler
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Bonham Drug Co
West Seventh Street
YOR Congress
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Fannin County
R. L. Domes
Richardison
Tor
Ode Oh
Ole
Wade Lipscomb
We J. Wiendricks
Mrs. May Brownlel
CandMate
R. Yp.etter
Bud Hughes
J. Wilitley
Shfrife
W. EB. Biggerstaff
Sherif, Fannin County
Pink Stoddard
Frank Wright
Sid Smith
Henry R. Scates
Charlie Lanis
Ira C. Turner
Lem Gouge
Marion Kennedy
Sam Powers
W. N. Richhss
Prec't No
Jess Moore
Proeinet
R. Ke
Land
Nat L Lovelace
al Bonham
Vernon Henegar
Jeff McIntyre
Justice OF the Peace
Geo. P. Ball
Justice Precinct NO
J. S. Boggess
Prec’t
Ambroshe
Shinpaugh
Rexall Drug Store
Ity
Capt. Thompson
Savoy
Deberry
Mahurin
New Warren
Waco
Amos Templeton
Lizzie Templeton
Mlemingr
L. C. Embree Oan
Grace Truceblood
Grandma Gilliam
Pallas
J. W. Gillam
Gilliam
Othe Boothman
Dallay
Sadler
Colbert
Okla
Judson Price
T. E. Amos
John Savage
Whitewright
Velma Watson
Farails
Henry Large
Tom Watson
Mro
Ed Savage
Sanity Bluebonnet
Parker's Grove
G. H. Kyle
Jay Nevoit
Georgia Reynolds
Roy Reynolds
Mareie Reynolds
Lela Nevoit
Little Georgia Russell
Little Boneata Reynolds
Earl Parkhill
Elby Estes
Herrice Whitley
Carl Nevell
E. Russell
Munney Reynolds
Lily. Giles
Stamford
Tex
FR. Elkins & Son
New England
Marie Bol
Miss Starhart
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Rome
Texas Power & Light’co
Hudson
Morey
Simmons Grocer CO
Favorite Printing Co
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