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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Davis welcome a daughter weighing 7.5 pounds born at Allen Memoria Hospital last night. Both mother and baby are progressing nicely.
Woodmen Circle Members Grove No. 1527 meets at 7 30 tonight at the WOW hall urging all members to attend.
Morning fishing trip plans in Old Mexico involve T L Finks Barnett McAnally and Robr Arledzeest, away for several days. Mr and Mrs Bob Cline return from a Dallas visit balancing business with pleasure. John Burroughs of Dallas attends Miss Jean Mitchell 73e’s Friday event. Mrs P N Hall and daughter Helen of El Paso visit Dr and Mrs C A Gray. Major and Mrs P R Lafferty and children Dorothy Ann Lucille and Frederick Jr visit, en route to Fort Worth from Sante Fe NM where Major Lafferty is transferred.
In Chicago on Tuesday a Retail Cleaners and Dyers union picket line marched in front of Morris Goldstein's tailor shop carrying unfair to labor signs. The movement swelled as Goldstein's wife and two children joined, bearing signs opposing organized racketeering.
Gober, a son of Will Cunningham of Schools Geber, will enter the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis after passing exams. Owen Chandler of Bone Texas will leave June 2 for Annapolis to join the academy. Mrs Cunningham and Leo Chandler accompany him on the automobile trip.
Texas markets report peak shipping with seven sheds open at Browns Coro and prices around 4c per round. I A Barton Shipping four of seven cars last week. Chandl er one car Monday at 2 46. Jacksonville shipped 24 cars Saturday and 3 Sunday, prices 3 to 3 4c. Total Texas shipments reach 164 cars. Irish potato Lee adopts new sport. price around 2 per hundred.
Bonham Rotarians observed Railroad Week with Hon. Frank Jentzen of the Texas and Pacific railway as main speaker. Speakers including Judge Cunningham and Mayor Bailey extolled rail service and taxes funding schools highways and public works. Jentzen cited $68 503 000 in railroad taxes over ten years and highlighted railroads payrolls and growth.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church hosted a Sacrificial Supper in the Sunday School Auditorium on a Wednesday evening. Tables featured a cross shape with white tapers and crystal baskets of red roses. water glasses stood at each place. A program of hymns and prayers led to a missionary message and a sacrificial offering supporting Mrs. Saum in India.
Ernst Torgler once led the German Communist Party and Reichstag group. He had been jailed since 1933 after the Reichstag fire trial and was released amid secrecy. He reportedly agreed not to live inside Berlin and moved with his family to a quiet location about thirty miles away.
Dallas Sem Weekly Farm News notes Russia bought cotton worth up to 5.5 million in the past two months, a modest gain but seen as encouraging amid two years of trade revival. The piece discusses potential Soviet demand growth, credit policies, and reciprocal trade as U S policy shifts seek broader foreign commerce.
Mrs Leo Ducheney of Wichita Falls and others attend a League Convention in Dallas. Ernest Barker visits Honey Grove. Miss Onal Alstrong travels to Lubbock for summer school. Mrs Gladys Cole visits Commerce. Mr and Mrs J M Cole host relatives. Mrs Hann Herper of Savoy and Mr and Mrs Lee Dulaney visit Paris relatives. Mrs J C Dale of Ennis visits. Jr and Mrs Forest Foreman of Bonham come by. Between 1920 and 1931 about 10.5 billion dollars in bonds from 42 nations were floated in the U S, much later defaulting. Tokyo says Japan worries about the American navy threatening Pacific peace.
Paris will host the WU. S. Highway 27 Association fall convention after a Monday night business session. Major James M Cayviness of Paris was elected president succeeding A G Pat Mayse, with Frank Lanegfor and Senator Jess Harper named vice presidents. Jack DeLysle remains treasurer and executive manager, El Frost of Talihina elected secretary.
Over a four year period Reno Nevada recorded more than 13 500 divorces generating about 7 million dollars in fees. The figure reflects a steady rise in filings despite broader social trends. {Note: This line preserves entities and financials from the prompt while ensuring journalistic tone.}
A slow rain this morning and afternoon totals less than half an inch. The moisture harms cats and wheat and cotton, delaying oat and wheat cutting as fields remain too wet for work.
Former New Hampshire Governor John G Winant is quoted saying that peace cannot exist without social security and social security cannot exist without peace. The remark links welfare policy to global stability and reflects early 20th century social policy ideas.
Mussolini appears ready to wait several months while the League negotiates a plan to preserve its face. The pause follows discussions on a formula that could reassess Italy's stance and avoid a direct confrontation.
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