Hospital News From Batley and Nearby Areas
Miss Mary Leslie of Batley is treated for a broken bone after a Saturday collision and rests fairly well. Eugene Dawson of near Dodd City arrived with fractures in both arms and is resting as well as expected. Mrs Lightfoot of Savoy and Mrs Banker of Hone Grove are under hospital care. Curtis and Pearl Tuttle, injured Friday, are recovering nicely.
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Mary Leslie
Batley
Eugene Dawson
Nea Dodd City
R. A. Lightfoot
Savoy
Banker
Hone Grove
Tn Hospital
Curtis
Pearl Tuttle
Boxing Bouts At CCC Weekend Results Summary
Mrs. Gus Wiges wins first bout as Franz Wiges scores a knockout in the second round. Coy Hubb beats J C Burke by technical knockout. Randolph Arnold defeats A K Stephens by decision. Bill Maddox defeats Cecil Stone by decision.
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CCC
Gus Wiges
Franz
Secon
Coy Hubbs
J. C. Burke
Hubb
Randolph Arnold
A. KR. Stephens
Arnold
Bill Maddox
Cecil Stone Maddox
Ferry plan to be discussed at chamber meeting
The Red River ferry project will be on the agenda at the monthly chamber meeting Tuesday evening. Members are urged to attend to learn how the chamber is advancing this important community project.
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Red River
Chamber of Commerce
Local residents and visitors gather in Bonham and area
Sunday visitors include Miss Edna Londsey in Dallas with relatives and Miss Vivian Denton visiting Dallas. Bonham hosts Ben Burger and son from Denison, and Fletcher White Jr of Eastland visiting Mrs. Marie Moore. The community mentions numerous callers from Fort Worth Dallas McKinney Near Ector and Commerce with church events and travel plans to Temple and Lake Day Martin in Mexico for fishing trips.
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Edna Londsey
Dallas
Ben Burger
Denison
Bonham
Fletcher White, Jr
Eastland
Marie Moore
H. H. Holland
Kentucky
Vivian Denton
Near Ector
Mary Alice van Zandt
C. H. van Zandt
J. A. Denton
Christelie Eads
Lubbock Inc
Virgina Torts Braswell O
Commerce
George Jones
Francis Ste
Y H Harlan
Martin Jalsel
Lake Day Martin
Mexico
All That's Needed All You Need to Fight the Wicked
An old Newark Ledger brief extols courage and a good fortune as essential to confronting evil without risking oneself. The note frames virtue and wealth as guardrails against danger.
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The
Newark Ledger
Revival Closes With Good Results
The revival ended last evening with a full house and a strong turnout. Three conversions and four added to church membership on profession of faith, with a total of sixteen received through various means. Pastor J. M. Webb praises Brother Huffstutter and notes the community’s approval of the revival.
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Brother Huffstutter
J. M. Webb
Yankees Ease Past Giants in Sunday Playground Game
In a hot afternoon contest on Bailey Ingish campus the Yankees defeated the Giants 12 to 3. Bread Nunnelee captained the Yankees with John Fetler Henderson guiding the Giants. batteries listed for both sides. A league may be organized in this section.
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Bailey Ingish
Yankees
Giants
Bread Nunnelee Wa
John Fetler Henderson
Arledge
BeNade
Bieger
McDade
Boy Injured After Tree Fall In Bonham
Ten year old Eugene Daw son living near Dodd City fell from a tree Sunday and broke both arms below the elbow. He was brought to Bonham hospital where his wounds were treated and he is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Eugene
Dawson
Dodd City
I. Bonham
He Must Ballroom Skirt Are So Long Now Aids Memory
Louisville Times notes fashion shifts with longer ballroom skirts affecting social scenes as young men struggle to recall faces at gatherings.
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Lousville
Regular Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
Be sure to attend the regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Important matters on the agenda.
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Chamber of Commerce
Modern Refrigerator A Modern Home Asset
A historical piece explains how pasteurization and cold storage transformed food safety, highlighting Pasteur’s work on heat to kill bacteria and cold to preserve foods. It cites Dr Royal Copeland, U S Senator, and notes only a portion of American households have refrigeration, urging adoption of electric refrigerators to prevent spoilage.
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Lb Cope
Builetiz
Copelanc
A . McRae
Important Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
There will be a regular monthly session of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening at 8. The meeting will consider selecting a van to run the ferry across the Red River and other important projects. Every member is requested to be present.
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Chamber of Commerce
Red River
Funeral Services For Mrs Will Adamson Son Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Will Adamson Son were held Sunday afternoon at the residence on East Otytre. Rev S R Smith officiated with interment at a nearby cemetery. Memorial offerings were directed to Presbyterian organizations. Mrs Adamson Son died Saturday afternoon after taking poison at about 4 o clock.
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Will Adamson
Mit
Mre
W Adamson
East Otytre
Re. S R Smith
Oyrel
Irwin Smith Prant Smit
Bra - Adams
Frans Blaze
Edgar Ni
Adamsor
Saturda
Afernoo
Community Mourns Nassingsway with Deep Sympathy
Grief spreads through the town as many friends express sorrow for Nassingsway. Community leaders and neighbors extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family, sharing memories and offering support during this difficult time.
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Nassingsway
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