It's a Girl Cheri Marle Born in Sherman Texas
A daughter, Cheri Marle Turman, was born Friday June 20 1975 at 2 PM at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman Texas weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces to Gerry and (Mrs) Turman of Bonham. Grandparents are Jimmy Justiss Floyd Turman all of Bonham with great grandparents Ray Shuler Hurst Albert Turman Bonham Sam Morgan Hereford and C. C. Justiss Sweetwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheri Marle
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman, Tex
Gerry Turman
Bonham
Jimmy Justiss
Floyd Turman
Ray Shuler
Hurst
Albert Turman
Sam Morgan
Hereford
C. C. Justiss
Sweetwater
Grim Drift: Grace A Ghislaine Found With Skeletons
The 27 foot Grace A Ghislaine drifted 2 000 miles from Martinique ending 65 miles northwest of the Yucatan with bones and two skeletons on deck. Coast Guard and FBI note lack of food water or a note and say the fate of the two men from Fort de France remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fila
Grace A. Ghislaine
Gulf
Bones
Warrior II
Yucatan Peninsula
Martinique
Coast Guard
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Fort de France
George
Pilot Wallace Rozell Hurt in Farm Tractor Accident
Dallas pilot Capt. Wallace Rozell was run over by a tractor on a Randolph area farm while helping with hay cutting. He is listed in stable condition at Presbyterian Hospital with both legs broken and crushed, doctors hopeful of saving them. Neighbor J W Langford called for aid after Barabara Claborn witnessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Wallace Rozell
Randolph
Presbyterian Hospital
J. W. Langford
Rozell
Continental Airlines
Jake Clabhorn
Claborn
Barbara
Langford
Former FBI official Henry L. Sloan dies at 67
Henry L. Sloan 67 longtime FBI Training School chief at Quantico died in Arlington Virginia on Wednesday June 18 1975. A Whitesboro native he attended Austin College and served with the Texas Highway Patrol before joining the FBI in 1942 leading the training school until his 1971 retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Sloan
FBI
Quantico
Arlington
Mr. Sloan
Whitesboro
Austin College
Texas Highway Patrol
Spalding Quits Major Leagues After 1976 Season
Spalding will stop selling baseballs to the American and National Leagues after 1976 following the majors’ refusal to pay a higher price. About 250000 balls, 10 percent of Spalding’s annual output, go to the majors. The firm will continue to supply balls to colleges, high schools, municipal leagues and youth groups and will honor contracts through 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Fannin County Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
In hospital as of midnight June 20 1975 Fannin County Hospital lists current inpatients and recent admissions and dismissals. The record notes patient counts by unit and any new admissions or discharges affecting total inpatients.
Dismissals List Names From Bonham Area 1975 Edition
A 1975 notice lists individuals including Albert Grammer Sallie Rutherford Randolph Tomlinson Ivanhoe Albert Amey Charles Lester Ownby Robert O Harris Jim Freelen Elsie Faith John Allen Joe Carder Floyd Blair Lee Womack Cleo Looper Woodrow Applegate Ida Hazelip Carson Stapleton Ruth Hall Robert Edwards Edward Rogers Shirley Brown Elva Banks Herbert Thomas Clayton Johnston Cora Mulder Trenna Jester Mary Bell Bellows Lena Joyce Armstrong Dismissals dated 6 28 75 with Henrietta Mackey Mark Caldwell Mrs Tom McDonald Irene Risser Richard Pike Helen Fries and others in Bonham Honey Grove and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grammer
Bonham
Sallie Rutherford
Randolph
Jess Tomlinson
Ivanhoe
Albert Amey
Ector
Charles Lester Ownby
Robert O. Harris
Jim Freelen
Elsie Faith
John Allen
Electra
Joe B. Carder
Wolfe City
Floyd Blair
Lee E. Womack
Cleo Looper
Dodd City
Woodrow Applegate
Savoy
Ida Hazelip
Randolph Carson Stapleton
Celeste Ruth Hall
Robert L. Edwards
Edward L. Rogers
Shirley Brown
Honey Grove
Elva Banks
Herbert Thomas
Clayton Johnston
Cora Mulder
Trenna Jester
Mary Bell Bellows
Lena Joyce Armstrong
Henrietta Mackey
Honeyrove
Mark Caldwell
Tom McDonald
Baby Boy
Carolyn Daley
Irene Risser
Richard Pike
Trenton
Helen Fries
Notable names on NFIB program include Ford Reagan Wallace
Mrs. Virgie Roach of Boyd reports her son Cleatis, with the National Federation of Independent Business, is in Washington for a meeting featuring speakers listed as President Ford, Ronald Reagan, and Governor George Wallace. Roach, a 1942 Bonham High School graduate, lives in Memphis and travels for NFIB, an association he has served about five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Roach
Boyd
Cleatis
National Federation of Independent Business
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
Roach
Bonham High School
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Traffic Deaths Rise Steadily in 1975
Texas traffic accidents have claimed 1,430 lives this year, up 27 percent from 1974 figures, the Department of Public Safety reported. Fatal accidents rise 24 percent from 990 to 1,129, as the year progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
UPS
Texas
Department
DPS
Birthdays Listed for June 22 to June 28
The notice lists individuals celebrating birthdays each day from June 22 through June 28. Names include Albert Milner and Rachel Templeton on June 22, Miss Ernestine Chaffin on June 23, and Ruth Pinkston on June 27, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Milner
Rachel Templeton
Charles Reed Thomas
Nancy Godbey
Judy Davis
Hazel Haggard
Christine Bell
Jeanelle Foster
Maude Thompson
Roy Taylor
Billy Malone
J. W. Cunningham
Ernestine Chaffin
Elmer Ingram
Jerry Brooks
Faye Self
Kevin Hayes
Raymond Fogle
Ward Dodson
Douglas Walker
Margie White
Rodney Neal
Elaine White
Becky Cockrill
Davy Essary
Rise Craft
Wayne Butler
Dwight Butler
Charlene Robbins
Rise Crusty
J. F. McKnight
Mike Johnston
Anna Hewitt
Beth Parham
Helen Wishard
Patrick Ballou
A. E. Milner
Mary Evans
Eben Heck
Rebecca Spencer
Charles Turbyfill
Judy Brewer
David Gantt
Floyd Shinpaugh
Hollie Glover
Trudie Wright
Judith Kirkpatrick
Myrtle Warren
Chad Bryan Whitworth
Golf Playdays For Women Set At Local Clubs
Efforts to involve women in golf lead to regular Tuesday competitions at Quail Hollow and Bonham Golf clubs. Playdays start 9 a.m. at Bonham and 9 30 a.m. at Quail Hollow with club members invited. Bobby Clayton and Mrs. Don Phillips provide lessons. in a recent event Mrs. John Armstrong and Mrs. Richard Carey won top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail Hollow
Bonham Golf Clubs
John Armstrong
Bonham Golf Club
Bobby Clayton
Don Phillips
Three Vehicles Involved In West Sam Rayburn Collision
Three vehicles collided on West Sam Rayburn with A Z Simpson driving a pickup. Charles G Price from Bonham suffered a chin cut while Lorenna Parnell Nichols also from Bonham sustained shock and was taken for exam. Both were admitted to Fannin County Hospital. Sergeant Craig Eaton and Officer Alf Robardley reported all three cars traveled east, Price striking Simpson, pushing the pickup into Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County Hospital
Physicians Professional Ambulance Service
West
Sam Rayburn
Charles G. Price
Bonham
Lorenna Parnell Nichols
A. Z. Simpson
Denison
Craig Eaton
Alf Robardley
Price
Simpson
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THE
Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham, Tex
Sun
Dean Sharr
Lindsay
Calif
UPI
A & Tat
T. Quinn
Jampa FBI
Quinn
Henry Conrad
Brown Tractor Co
North Texan
Tipenk
Durant
Okla
Hwy
Spalding
Texas A & M University
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs National Park
By Blanton
Hanes
New Mexico
Sheep Authority
James Sachse
New Mexico State University
Hanes Equip. CO
N. Bonham
Sheffield
Corral
Caudle & McGuire, Inc, Farm & Ranch Center
C&m
Lievid
TEKAS
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