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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1950
Page
9
Mrs. J. H. Waggoner widow of Jim H. Waggoner died in Dallas, survived by daughter Elizabeth, sisters Mamie Pepper and L. P. Hewitt, brother G. M. Pepper. Funeral at First Methodist Church Whitewright, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. A. D. Jamison officiated. Earnheart Funeral Home directed. Born August 4 1866 in Vaughan Mississippi.
Bob Inn on East Fourth Street installs a seven and a half ton Carrier refrigerated air system. Owner Bob Francis calls it the county’s sole cafe installation and notes automatic control of temperature and humidity for guest comfort. He invites patrons to see the new cooling setup.
A Department of Agriculture estimate places Texas 1950 wheat yield at under 25 million bushels due to drought and green bug damage. This compares with 1949 winter wheat at about 103 million bushels. Acreage is far below 1949, and national production is forecast under average at about 94 million bushels.
Mike and Tracy share a quiet scene in a peaceful room. Tracy appears rested and composed, while Mike contemplates Kirk and Kit’s loves. They discuss Tony and Anita, and the contrast between happiness and vague plans surfaces in their dialogue.
Tracy and Mike debate happiness and sophistication as Tony reappears in an old uniform, proud yet humbled. Kit, Anita, and Diane watch the scene unfold by the pool while Mike supports Tony and Tracy shows warmth, signaling a turning moment. To Be Continued.
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur's campaign against Japanese Communist leaders. Six leaders remain at large after warrants were issued. Since the policy began, four insiders have left public activity, and eight have received prison terms.
Members of the State Board of Education have adopted a resolution banning use of public school buses to transport children to parochial or private schools. The action limits non school transportation by district bus fleets.
A cafe off Ramsgat in Fingland was rebuilt as The Bounty restaurant after a leak sank the ship. Johannes Boer lum of Denmark started a garden project but vanished, leaving the garden uprooted and the event described as a show of life. Fort Wart Cwal Morgan and Vernon hau man of the board discuss transportation policy limiting public school bus use to pupils teachers or staff to secure state aid.
Fragmentary report states V. Soong resigns from a post in the Nationalist China government. The text is garbled and unclear about full names and positions.
The First Methodist Church announces a week of special services led by Rev. John W. Motphis. Youth Night Monday honors the young people. Ladies Night Tuesday. Church School Night Wednesday. Men's Night Tuesday. Veteran’s Night Friday honoring veterans and families. Saturday All Church Night invites city churches. the crusade ends with Sunday night service.
A Tennessee community shares thanks to friends after the illness and death of Joe Henson’s father and grandfather. William Martin of route 4 Lewisburg is noted for entertaining Tennessee audiences and radio broadcasts on WLAC in Nashville. The notice mentions health struggles, vitamins, and a blend of local reminiscence and tribute to a long-time figure.
Chicago June 10 UP A 48 year old stablehand named Frank Nemecek died trying to blindfold a horse to safety as a bolt of lightning started a blaze at Emil Denemark farm outside Chicago during a thunderstorm. Twenty two horses perished in the fire which caused about 700000 dollars in damage.
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