Baseball results from Sunday across leagues and teams
Sunday ball results include Texas League games Beaumont 3 Tulsa 7 and Galveston 10 Tulsa 4, Mort Worth 7 San Antonio 4, Oklahoma City 3, and Houston. American League Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 6 Chicago 8 6 Washington 4. National League Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn 0 New York 8 Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 3 Boston St Louis 12 Philadelphia 2. Southern Association schedule notes.
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Beaumont
Ypaltas
Cralveston
Tulsa
Mort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
St Louis
Philadefonia
Home Demonstration Club reports and centennial plans
The Ravenna Hood Club and Home Demonstration members met with Ms E C C Parker presiding. They elected R D Price as Centennial delegate, planned a June 16 sectional meeting, and reflected on centennial events with vivid descriptions of grounds, buildings, and hospitality.
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E C C. Parker
E GG Latt
R D Price
Centennial
Lub House
the Sun
Inc
Parker
The New Idea of Cancer Clinics and Specialists
An informed guide explains cancer clinics and the role of surgeon specialists. It warns against unfounded “cancer specialist” adverts and stresses seeking a qualified physician or hospital clinic for diagnosis and treatment.
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Uel
Texas Legends and Folklore By Olive M. Johnson
Olive M. Johnson, Director of Speech at Arta North Texas State Teachers College, surveys regional legends and folklore, tracing how stories reflect community values and regional identity.
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Olive M. Johnson
Speech
Arta
North Texas State Teachers College
Early Texan pioneers recount Elizabethan Englehooken speech
The piece surveys isolated colonial remnants in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia and notes early emigrants to Texas who preserved Elizabethan English traits. It highlights vernacular shifts like ought for ought and help for helped, describing frontier life and cultural persistence.
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Elizabethan Englehooken
America
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Ely ‘Bethan Engush
Noted Aviatrix to Aid Prohibition Battle in Oklahoma
Tulsa June 14 National forces led by Amelia Earhart Putman aim to transform Sabbath services into protest rallies. Earhart outlines plan to join Wet Movement leaders in Oklahoma as she travels to rally supporters and discuss strategy for the prohibition fight. The aviatrix promises to fly to join actions and uses stimulants for endurance as crowds cheer.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oklo
Nationa Gry
Amelia Earhara Putman
Aviatrix
Pat. Senaay
Wet
National Women's Christian Temporane Untor
Mm Annyuay
Chan. Ou
Atlantic
Mysterious passing Of Inventor Today
East Orange New Jersey reports the mysterious death of 67 year old inventor and engineer McFarian Moore after an on scene incident. Police investigate unclear circumstances surrounding the fatal injury. Moore was known for his contributions in engineering and invention.
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Associated Press
East Orange
N. J
McFarian Moore
Paris couple announces birth of daughter at hospital
Relatives announce the birth of a little girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas C Haynes at Paris Hospital. Haynes is secretary and representative of Simmons Gra Co Paris. The family thanks those who offered kindness during bereavement.
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Thomas C. Haynes
Paris Hospital
Haynes
Simmons Gra. Co
Paris
A. G. McCulloch
J D. Bolo
J. 1
Bolin
J Y. Bolin
C F Spalding
Geo Webb
RH. Gaines
Willie White
Sam Bolin
A Bolin
Ravan Heirlooms From Ireland Among Old Family Treasures
Mr W T Ratan discussed on the telephone Saturday old coins, tools, and relics once owned by the Ravan family. Items include a silver mounted buckhorn razor over 100 years old, a buckhurd pocketknife, scissors, fire tongs, and a blue flowered sugar bowl from Ireland over 200 years ago. The Ravans served in the South with some settling in Texas Arkansas and Carolina. John Thomas Ravan and his six sons fought in the Southern army, with the father and three sons surviving.
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W T Ratan
Hisata
Willian
W T Ravens
Ath Nsas
Ireland
America
DAVIS OUTLINES VIEWS ON EXPORT POLICY
Washington correspondent reports Chester C. Davis, head of the AAA, in Des Moines and St Paul argues farm exports fell when the U S stopped lending money to foreign buyers. He warns against excluding imports and says dollar shortages hinder sales abroad, citing cotton impact on farmers and national income.
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Washington
Bonham Daily
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minnesota
Davi
Europe
Davis
Union
Davis addresses sugar self sufficiency and farm economy
Mr Davis defends sugar self sufficiency amid Cuba trade fears and cites 1932–33 farm output trends. He argues for nationwide cost discipline across sectors, notes reduced farm implement production, and urges farmers to cooperate locally to withstand foreign and domestic market shifts.
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Davis
Cubanearie
Cuba
Nebraska
Pricipal Agar
Two Merrill Boys Accused in Baby Brother’s Death
In Merrill Wisconsin two boys aged three and four reportedly assaulted their two month old baby brother after he cried. They allegedly grabbed a toy pistol and struck the infant, who died from fatal injuries.
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Merrill. Wis
Marriage of Miss Edna Hodge to C V Chit in Hermleigh
Miss Edna Hodge wed Mr C V Chit at the home of her parents in this city. The ceremony featured Miss Jennie Lou Smith and Miss Tam Chenowet singing, Lohengrin’s wedding march, and Rev W O Harmon officiating. The bride's orchid chiffon dress and navy traveling suit were worn, and the couple departed for Hermleigh, Texas. Mrs Chit, daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Hodge, has a background in teaching and higher education. Mr Clift, son of Mr and Mrs W A Caft, is employed in Hermleigh.
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Edna Hodge
C. C. Hodge
Jennie Lou Smith
Bria
Tam Chenowet
Lohengrin
Thelma Hodge
W. O. Harmon
First Christian Church
Clift
Hermleigh
Texas
C C. Hodge
Bonham High School
Mary Hardin-Baylor College For Women
Belton
N. T State Teachers College
Denton
Atkins Keeton Tie the Knot in East Sixth Street Home
Saturday evening Talmon Atkins and Helen Keeton wed in Rev C P Sansom’s house on East Sixth Street. The couple, from Ivanhoe and Bonham High School alums, will reside in Corinth where Atkins runs a business. Miss Mildred Keeton accompanied the bride. The Keeton and Atkins families send best wishes.
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Talmon Atkins
Helen Keeton
C. P Sansom
East Sixth Street
Mildred Keeton
Ivanho
Bonham High School
Corinth
Atkins
C C. Keeton
Enyy Atkins
Bonham Couple United in Marriage by Rev Milam
Saturday at 1 pm Reverend F Milam united Miss Luella Norris and Leto Sinor of Bonham in marriage. A group of friends led the celebration and wished them much happiness.
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Milam
Luella Norris
Leto Sinor
Bonham
Bride Ethel Horn Weds Bradford Blount in Ravenna Ceremony
Mrs. Ethel Horn daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Horn of Ravenna married Bradford Blount Saturday at 6 pm. The ceremony was performed by B Ret BF Milam before friends. Blount is son of Mr and Mrs A L Blount of English. They plan to reside in English with best wishes from guests.
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Ethel Horn
Leslie Horn
Ravenna
Bradford Blount
B. Ret BF. Milam
Friends
He 4
A. L. Blount
Engish
Nowge-Blatr Wedding in Sherman
Miss Katherine Blair daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Blair wed Harry Tom Hodge Sunday morning at 8 o clock in the Blair home Sherman The couple had no attendants only immediate families present She wore a pink sport suit with blue accessories The corsage was blue They will reside in San Angelo where Hodge works He is the son of Mr and Mrs C Hodge of Bonham. Read the Daily Favorite.
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Katherine Blair
Ernest Blair
Harry Tom Hodge
Sherman
Hodge
San Angelo
Mr. Hodge
C¢ C Hodge
Bonham
Announcements for County Offices and Primary Candidates
Announcements list candidates for County Judge Sheriff District Clerk and more as part of the Democratic primary in July. Names include J E Spies U S Couch Henry Chaney F M Johnson and others across precincts with roles such as Tax Assessor and Collector.
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Knoxvi
Atlanta
Birmingham Nashville
Kilgore
Jacksonville
Longview Gladewater
Henderson
Palestine
Marshall
Fannin Truck
Farmall Tractors
Bonham Typewriter Exchange
Henry R. Scates
M. D
Bonham Drag
Clark Bento
James Dribble
Bonham Drug Co
Tin
Mooney
Dallas
H. D
CLUB
Ravenna Hood
G M_ Parsons
Rasenns
John
Atric
Hugh
State of Texas
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Sunshine
Parsons
Son
Philipe
M S Morelane
Cara Neely
Re Winkler
C Smit
Johns Garrthon
Ted
Clov Taylor
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y
Wiew
Washington -Now
United States Treasury
Ferdinand
Thos. D. Cox
First National Bank
McDowell
Auto Supply Co
Chevrolet
Wymouth Ceachs
God
Ford
Ford Conch
Ford Coach
Benham, Texas
Janice Jarratt
James V. Aured
State Commission
United States
New Texaco
Texaco
Ravan
Eubhscribe
Washington News
Wallach
Wallington
Uies
Wong
Davie
M. Davis
Gaving Baby
Atkins-Keeton
Blount- Horn
Sheralan
the Daily
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Fannin County
Clarence de Jones
J E Spies
U. S. Couch
Henry Chaney
M Johnson
Denton J. E
Whitley
John OC Moller
Moore T B Williams W P Rountree V. C. Reynolds
Preet
J Simp Moore
CG. Norwood
A T Newell Dick Wait
M. Eldridge
T Burris
Barrett R. H
Bob) Traylor
McRae George Brent
Turlie C. Hopper
O Cravens
Claude OC. Hodge
Mabel Taylos
For Justice Peace Preciat Ne
J. Raleigh Abernathy
John B. Bmitm
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