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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
11
Fragmentary text mentions a zone and possible names or places. Core details are missing, making the event, person, or action unclear. The readable bits suggest a local note or notice without verifiable facts or context.
The Retail Merchants Association board met at the C of C rooms Tuesday. W H Pepper resigned as coordinator and Mrs Henrietta E Pepper was elected to fill the vacancy. A Monday luncheon for Bonham business men was planned and the secretary was instructed to request lower telephone rates and better service from Mr Fam H Shutt of Sherman.
Onions add flavor to vegetables and can be pleasant to prepare. To avoid crying, hold the onion under running water while cutting.
A light rain visited the section in the early hours this morning, hardly heavy enough to delay field work such as cutting wheat and oats.
An advertisement for Tucko Foot Remedy from Hendrix Drug Store urges quick treatment for athlete's foot, claiming instant relief from burning and itching and deep skin penetration to destroy the germ with a money back guarantee.
The document lists J. Q. Steward as foreman and J. O. Hawkins, Max Arterberry, W. E. Whitehead, Myer Smnth, Harve Miller, Paul Center, W. L. Mathis, W. T. Haggard, Willi Jchnenn, W. J0. Cravens, C. A Cox as jurors. Riding bailiffs include Geo. Elam, Fresinet No. 1, John Large, Precinet No. 2, J. Hallum, Precinet No. 3, Henry Smith, Precinct No. 4, Ed Whitley, Precinet No. 5, V. D. Kilesre, Precinet Mo. 6, Mark Bentile, Fresinet No. 7, Mack West, Precinet No. 3. Door bailiff is John Smith.
Margaret Jenkins sues Woodrow Jenkins for divorce. Renee Beaszley sues Neal Beazley for divorce. M Scott cites Winifred Scott in a divorce action.
Internal revenue collections rise by 26 percent in ten months. In local standings Firemen forfeited a game yesterday while Clines and Mecucls, Cen Colas, EPQL and others posted results. Tonight's games feature Clines versus Models and Firemen against Cline's.
Relatives in Fannin county report the death of J. T. Kinkade in Memphis Texas after a long illness. He formerly worked in the County Tax Assessors office and was serving a second term as Hall County Treasurer. Born in Drake county and raised in Fannin, he was 56 years old. Survived by a sister A M Gilbert of Dodd City and half-sister E B Clements of Austin. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm in Benham then Lannius Cemetery.
Harmon M Waley and accomplices pursued across the northwest after his involvement in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Waley and his wife were arrested in Salt Lake City. Fifteen thousand of the two hundred thousand dollar ransom was recovered from a car abandoned by Waley in Butte Montana where he was believed hiding.
Officials record a list of marriage licenses issued in Sumner and Bonham regions, naming grooms and brides including Edward Mackey and Haze Oretha Barwood, Herbert Jones and Vera Telson, Caral Ferguson and Hazel McKenzie, Richard Harlen and Ova Gann, A R Gentry and Bess Walker, Herman Bethel and Imogene Henry, B Hodge and Trene Merre, C D Keene and Ruby Echels, among others.
All members are requested to attend the funeral services for J T Kincaid Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock of Lannius. RFC authorization and commitments rose in April.
The American Golfer highlights Ed White of Bonham as runner up to Yates in the 1934 championship and deemed a strong contender for the crown. The page also shows Charlie Yates of Georgia and other contenders, noting White’s Texas team ties and past Southwest Conference success.
Associated Press reports the Supreme Court ruling upholding the railroad commission rule to space oil wells for conservation. The decision found the commission’s action reasonable and within its authority, sustaining the commission’s spacing regulation.
Test vote on eliminating a rider tied to the extension bill. Administration pressure and Senate confirmation questioned amid talk of a $4000 penalty if not approved. WRA politics focus on revisiting the rider and the extension proposal. Funeral services listed for Martin Conrad Eason with local ministers and family attendees.
A jagged obit like notice lists numerous local names including Mrs McPar, Hawley Gero, Elmer Eason, Joe Spit and family, and references Wake, Rudue, Ivanhoe, and Warren a. Boyd in Oklahoma. The fragment mentions community sentiments, thanks for kindness, and a brief note about local figures and a Georgia News line about wartime rhetoric and TVA sales.
Mrs B Latham of Westlake captured a tarantula Monday night using a flashlight a jar and a spatula. The eight legged creature measured four inches from tip to tip drawing interest from Mrs Hugh Parris and daughter Mariza who watched Boots join in the handling.
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