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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
1
A note from the Bonham Texas post office lists the office address at 114 North Center and the postmaster’s lead form 2079 details. It references second class mail matter and a P. O. Box 900 Bonham Texas 75418.
Gov. George Wallace lays out 1976 campaign turf speaking to small businessmen at the National Federation of Independent Business. He stands from a wheelchair for 45 minutes to signal active candidacy and criticizes the ultra rich and welfare, insisting the middle class needs a forceful advocate in 1976.
Mrs. Curlee Cummings of Bonham and three sisters travel by motor home from Austin visiting Houston New Orleans and Mississippi. They plan stops in Washington and other Atlantic coast points before continuing on to explore the area beyond.
Mrs Trudie Adens Phillips died in a hospital at 2 a.m. June 19 1975 after living at Mullican Nursing Home Savoy. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Cooper Sorrells Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ed Blythe officiating. Burial in Webb City Wolfe City. She born Nov 27 1904 in Honey Grove to Mr and Mrs M Bra. Survived by husband Richard J Phillips seven sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Family to be at funeral home 7 8 30 p.m. Friday.
Services for Jessie Lee Jake Newell of Odessa were held in Odessa Thursday with burial there. The oil company employee died in a local hospital Tuesday June 17 1975. Surviving are his wife Lucille one daughter and two brothers Dennise Newell of Ector and Emmett Newell of Odessa.
A county court judge accepted a guilty plea from Glen Andy Bell for driving while intoxicated. He was fined $150 plus costs and received a 30 day jail sentence probated for 12 months. The sentence was imposed after waiving trial by jury.
Claudia Sue Day 28 of Denton died in a Dallas hospital at 1 30 p m Wednesday June 18 1975 after an extended illness. Services will be held at 10 a m Friday at the First United Methodist church. She was born July 21 1946 in Bells daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Washburn. She married Dalton Day at Bells Aug trainer of Mesquite Texas State University and had taught school since graduation. Memorials to Wadley Institute of Molecular Medicine Dallas.
Ladonia housing projects will undergo extensive repair and modernization led by architect Lester Loftice. The project, estimated at 240000 dollars, will be funded and begin in August.
The A L Kinkade family reunion will be held at the National Guard Armory pavilion starting early Sunday morning with a basket luncheon served at noon.
Texas health officials warn home canning can cause botulism unless proven techniques are used. Experts describe botulism as a deadly toxin forming in oxygen free, moist, low acid conditions and urge following USDA guidelines to prevent illness and deaths.
Sharon Ans Fuller had her three year probation revoked by Judge Henry Braswell after a Wednesday hearing in Sath District Court. The motion, filed June 13 by County Attorney Charles Waldrum, cited violations including theft, unpaid court costs, and burglary of the Keahey home with antiques taken.
Oklahoma's oil and gas reserves could be exhausted by 1963 and most likely by 1968 unless new finds raise supply. Dr. Charles Geologically Mankin warned of sharp declines since 1965 and predicted depletion in under eight years if no new oil is found.
One 12 year old was taken into custody and three others sought after rocks and bottles were thrown at passing cars from building rooftops along a Savoy highway Wednesday night. Sheriff Harvey Trapp and Juvenile Officer Jett Ells investigated after receiving reports and noted one escapee had fled the Boys Home at Gatesville.
The First Baptist Church of Bonham hosts a lay renewal weekend with about 70 visiting lay members from North Texas helping. Activities include registration Friday evening, dinners, small groups, Saturday park outing, home coffees, skating for children, gendered luncheons, and Sunday school and worship with nursery care provided.
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