Social notes report multiple visits and departures
Personal items show Mr and Mrs A Buehanan and daughter from New Orleans visiting in Clarksville with Frank Buehanan and family in Memphis. Mrs J B Strong returns home to Paris after a city visit. Mrs Jim Marion and Miss Irene Covington head to Cooper. Various friends travel to Honey Grove Dodd City Fort Smith Ark Ketor Savoy and nearby areas for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis . A) Buehanan
New Orlans
HG. Gough
Clarkaville
Shortridge
Frank Buehanan
Memphis
Jim Marion
Irene Covington
Cooper
Marion
Mass
B. Covington
Phil Lanius
Honey Grove
Hope Arledge
Paul Arledge
Honey
Riggins
Jim Jones
Dodd City
Leona Jones
Rev. Ward
Dodd
Mrs R E Dyer Dies After Long Illness
Rosann Elizabeth Pfull born in London Ohio March 4 18?? married Nelson Carleton 1966 moved to Kannit county four years later. Three children two boys one girl. one son Dr J Carleton survives with husband Nelson Carleton killed Civil War 186? She later married WB Dyer in 1876 who died 1906. Primitive Baptist church member mourned by county locals funeral and burial at Willow Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Dyer
Rosann Elizabeth Pfull
London
Madison County
Ohio
Nelson Carleton
Kannit County
Dr. J. Carleton
Nelson
Carleton
Sly
WB Dyer
Dyer
Primitive Baptist Church
Beane
Willow Wild
Local residents undertake visits and travel plans
Krauh Johnson left for Savoy on a business trip and Karl Meili visits relatives. Several women including Sherman, Geuie B Stanley, Freda Stanley and Margaret Simmons travel to Sulphur Ohio to visit Mrs do Barnett. Mrs WooOM Peonock returns to Doddily after a city visit. Miss Lovelace of Harriet Texas returns home from visiting her mother Mrs A Lovelace. Miss Hazel McAnady of Fort Worth visits her grandmother Mass J.C Gupshy, Loi Dieus depart for Paris on a business mission. Mrs Richard Saunders returns home to Clay, Jank Oneal and others attend the Plunkett Scarborough wedding and go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauh Johnson
Savoy
Karl Meili
Sherman
Geuie B
Stanley
Freda Stanley
Margaret Simmons
Ohlo
Mis
Barnett
Lovelace
Harriet
Texas
A. Lovelace
Hazel McAnady
Fort Worth
Mass
J.C Gupshy
Loi Dieus
Paris
Richard Saunders
J AO Mattos
Cgreenville
Clay
D. Bo Milburn
Madill
Okla
Eetor
Dallas
William McDuffey
Miss Frazier
Lee Nels
Thore
Sherman Donald Fitch
Sulphur
Oklo
Sallie Hox
Aveny
Tex
Oklahoma league results list from yesterday
Patchy OCR provides scattered results from the Oklahoma league with fragments mentioning Ardmore Pauls, Denison and Sherman. The readable items include teams and towns such as Bonham and Texarkanad associations, with unclear outcomes and partial names.
Wedding of Nell Scarborough and Paul Plunket at Scarborough home
The marriage of Miss Nell Scarborough of Bonham to Paul Plunket of Greenville was celebrated at the Scarborough home on West Fourth Street. The ceremony featured a ring exchange officiated by Rev. Edgar W. Williams with a full reception. Out of town guests included Mrs. N. W. Cullom and Kennedy Plunket of Birmingham, and Thomas Plunket of Milon, La. The couple will reside in Greenville after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Nell Scarborough
Paul We Plunket
Greenville
Bean Dul Scarboroveh
West Fourth Street
Cliff A. Jones
Greenvill
A. B. Scarborough
J. Po Plant
Ann Lee Russell
Jack Russell
Bedcardo Williams
Lohengrin
Edgar W. Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar W. Willams
Thomas Plunket
Elton Lagroomsmen
John Scarborough
Kennedy Plunket
Birmingham
Ala
Norved W Cullom
Mesdames
Alvis Kennedy
Holward Brownlee
Misses Cassie
Alberta Searho
Immediowe
Colorado Springs
Greensville
JT. Plunket
N. W. Cullom
Henry and
Milon
Frank
Ed Oneal
Callen Jackson
J. W. Birdsong
W. PP. Moody
Jesse A. Lander
Allen Moody
Hazel Kilsworth
Denison
Buck Rake for Sale in SPL 50 by Marcom and Sparkman
Buck rake offered for sale at SPL 50 by Marcom and Sparkman. Road condition noted. Contact for details and purchase terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcom & Sparkman
Runaway buggy disrupts street scene injures mail vehicle
Tom Truett’s runaway horse ran through Wright near Slouston and Pritchest’s store, tearing the buggy and damaging the mail carrier’s motorcycle but causing no injuries. The horse was stopped at Carson Cemetery. Nearby notes mention Mrs do Bo McClure visiting kin in Bonham and several residents and travelers passing through or visiting Sherman, Dallas, and Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Truett
Wright
Slouston & Pritcchest
Runn
Carson Gettetery
Do Bo McClure
Bonham
Sarah Cox
Melody of Happiness in Georgia Philosopher's Sunlit Vision
Georgia philosopher urges readers to step into sunlight and witness happiness arriving with music and banjo, spreading joy for the world to dance as described by the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Bonham Loses Second Game for Baylor Recruit Bonham
Bonham held Wichita Falls to four hits as Baylor recruit Bonham pitched four and two thirds innings striking out two and walking two. Leslie Dupuy Ney Nicholson Brown Workman and Phillips scored for the locals. Wichita Falls produced seven runs on hits, a walk and an error. Time of game one hour twenty six minutes. Umpire Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Grady
Baylor
Bonham
Bailey
Leslie
Scott
Dupuy
Ney Nicholson
Brown
Workman
L Son
Phillips
Bate
Dorsey
Dor
Heck
Nevitt
Plips
Wichita
Son
Braddy
Batley
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Lewis
the Shoe Man
IN Business
First. National Bank
Cooper’s Cafe
South Mare Street
Vsa
Astral Phot Agi
Donat Cooper
Mystic Theatre
We Gell Land
Gitson & Pavtes
Lindsey's Ice Gream Factory
Ity
Mary Addie Hewlett
Ft. Smith
Ark
W. P. Henslee
Ketor
IL. Simmons
J. [. Simmons
George Stephenson
R. E. Dyer
Hancock-Nevill Co
Bcnham
Pain
Voile Waters
R. A. Risser
Sonham’s
Jank Oneal
Kat Oqueal
Culho Jackson
J. Ow Birdsong
Woop Mouds
Dro Oj. HL. Lander
New Moody
Wo Oklahoma
RESUL
Yesterdal Woetiites
Paulis
Pet
Yey Su
Texarkana A
Deautsun
Wichita Mall
Paul Plunket
Ector News
Gibson & Taylor
Walter Scott
Bates
Yestdday
Russell Gro
Vernon
Burney's
Stor
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