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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
4
A community notice encourages picnics and suppers in Simpson Park aided by local merchants and the Women’s Auxiliary. The Band hosts meetings and directed children's plays run daily except Sundays, with the Parks Service backed by the Chamber of Commerce and city leaders to ensure healthy recreation for all ages.
This morning the district resumed criminal trials. Bossy Chambers of Ivanhoe received a three year suspended sentence for transporting liquor. Sam Lofan of Honey Grove faced trial for selling intoxicating liquor. Tomorrow several cases are listed including burglaries thefts and liquor violations with defendants Birchfield Jones Emmerson Campbell Sadler Hastens Baker. Deputy Sheriff Jack Leonard recovered two theft suspects after a four hour chase ending south of Honey Grove. Calvin Taylor and Febhert Rivers jailed. A road routing discussion and college enrollment figures at East Texas State Teachers College noted. Texas June 15. Paris attorney A P Park dies. funeral held.
Widely spaced society notes recount a week end gathering at T. H. Gross home with W. H. Gross wife and relatives from Mineral Wells. John W. Russell departs for Dallas to train at Ford Motor Co production, while several residents travel for business, family trips, or state events.
Mayor Crawford told the Faye ite that the Nat will be run this season by Lee Myers who has leased it from the city. The Nat serves as the seashore area’s main amusement venue drawing local and visiting patrons. it will receive the boys girls and children’s undivided attention once underway.
Fifteen representatives of cooperative commodity marketing associations in Texas met in Wallas to form a permanent Texas Cooperative Council, now chartered by the state on June 1. H. Alvord of the Federal Farm Board attended, with J. U. Pittuck of Dallas chairing the gathering as permanent officers and tight direct bars were to be chosen later today.
June sale promotes new shipments and final close cut prices on clean merchandise. Palestine June 15 Joe King 30 tomato buyer fatally injured near Frankston when his auto was struck by a truck. He died soon after.
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