Bonham Notables and Travelers Visit Nearby Cities
Local residents including Perry Parks, Matt Goin, and R. E. Toller travel between Bonham Sherman and Dallas areas. Baylor President Dr. S. P. Brooks visits Bonham as area residents plan summer trips to Denton and Dallas. Other figures, from Max Hermer returning from Boulder to Waco-bound families, fill a day of social and business movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Parks
Mulberry
Matt Goin
Bonham
R. E. Toller
Lannius
Charles
Martin Halsell
Sherman
C. C. Bailey
Clyde
Beaumont
Lynn Massey, Jr
W. S. Spotts
Richardson
L. M. Boss
New York City
Greenville
G.A. Green
North Cherry Street
Ben Kennedy
Houston
Mack Watson
Edhube
Kennedy
L. F. Yingling
Dallas
L. P. Lively
North Center Street
Yingting
Lively
Olvin
Prentiss Gross
Denton
Thelma
Minera Wells
S. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Waco
Baptist Church
Norman Crittenden
Norman
Amarillo
Mrs. Bowers
Colo
Bonham Colony
Walter Kennedy
A. W. Laws
Rebecca
Prescription Perf a you henell 4 heard with order
Fragmented OCR text mentions prescription related terms and orders. No clear event, names, places, or dates are readable to form a full summary.
Falls Visit, Arm Injury, and Local Social Notes
A visitor recalls crossing Lake Ontario to Toronto and a first sight of the Falls. Little Miss Sara Lipscums injured her left elbow after attempting a fence walk near a neighbor, taken to hospital for X rays and setting. Bonham social news covers Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Ray Peeler, the Spivy family trip to Mineral Wells, Bert Erwin’s Bonham visit and hospital stay, Claire Futrell’s Dallas move, and Miss Kate Mansfield teaching in Dallas, with local welcome notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Canada
Sara Lipscums
Smith Lipscomb
Sara
Lipscomb
Joe Brown
Houston
Ray Peeler
Tyler
Claire Futrell
Bonhum
Claire
Bonham
Dallas
Arlington
Belmont
Kate Mansfield
H. H. Mitchell
Kate
Heavy Shower Brings Welcome Cool Down at 2:30
A heavy shower began at 2:30 from the northwest and cooled the hot weather. It was the first rain here since May 23, providing welcome relief and refreshing the atmosphere.
Mrs Ramsey Rites Held for Local Resident
Mrs. D C Ramsey age 35 died at her home north of the city last night. The funeral is set for this afternoon with interment at Brown graveyard north of the city. Survived by husband six children. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Coonred longtime residents of northern Fannin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Ramsey
Brown Graveyard
Ramsey
John Coonred
Fannin Courty
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Martha Guthrie
The family of Mrs. Martha Guthrie expresses gratitude to friends for support during her illness. They acknowledge all acts of kindness and medical efforts, and remember the thoughtful expressions with tenderness from loving hearts. Children and Grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Guthrie
Sayyow
Fletcher D. Moute and Hattie Mae Mize Wed in Telephone Home
At the home of the bride's parents Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Mize of Telephone on Saturday evening June 20 1925 Mr Fletcher D Moute and Miss Hattie Mae Mize were united in marriage with Rev J M Webb officiating. The couple are praised as popular young locals and expected to lead useful lives. Guests included C C Mize and Dallas families M F Knowles Ernest Edwards Wade OK J F Walls and Wade family W Mize Clyde Moore and Telephone families Jim Moore Naomi Moore Virginia Mayfield among others with a late luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mize
Fletcher’ D. Moute
Hattie Mae Mize
Marrage
J. M. Webb
C. C. Mize
Dallas
M. F. Knowles
Ernest Edwards
Mdhube
J. F. Walls
Wade
Okahoma
W.M. Mize
Clyde Moore
Telephone
Jim Moore
Naomi Moore
Virginia Mayfield
Treat for Odd Fellows concert broadcast at hall
On Thursday night a radio will be installed in the Odd Fellows hall to let members enjoy the concert broadcast by the Girls Glee Club and Orchestra of the Odd Fellows Home from Greenville. All members urged to be present. Lee Myers, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Girls Glee Club
Orchestra
Odd Fellows Home
Greenville
Lee Myers
Sec’y
Aggieland entertainers headline Elk’s club dance
Society notes describe a Monday evening dance at the Elk's club room featuring a lively performance by Aggie students from A M College on a summer tour. The piece praises the music and hopes for greater publicity to boost attendance at this popular event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club
A. & M. College
Aggieland Joy Makers
Some Recipes In Food Preservation
A brief note highlights several recipes for preserving foods including methods for drying salting and pickling. The item outlines techniques and practical tips intended to extend shelf life and maintain flavor.
Favorite Mondays Recipes by County Home Demonstrator
Furnished by Miss Thelma Barker County Home Demonstrator of Fannin County. These recipes will appear on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays each week. Watch for them. Measurements indicate 3 tsp equal 1 thsp 2c equal 1 pt 16 thsp equal 1c 16 ¢ equal 1 gal Level measurements used in these recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Barker
Fannin County
Selecting Firm Peaches for Canning and Melba Variants
The guide recommends choosing firm sound peaches for canning while setting aside soft ones for jam. Very large peaches may be canned whole in heavy syrup as Melba peaches. Spent peeling uses lye method with four teaspoonfuls per gallon, 20 to 30 seconds, followed by boiling water, cold bath, and easy peel. The fruit is then cut, seeded, and soaked in hot syrup before packing in jars with overlapping halves.
Food Preservation Timetable For Canning Jars
The guide lists processing times to remove air bubbles in jars. Three minute initial step for three cans, then a fifteen minute total. glass quart jars require twenty minutes and half gallon jars thirty five minutes.
Tom Mix Returns to L A in Grand Welcome
Tom Mix is greeted by a large, diverse crowd including cowboys, Indians in regalia, Shiners, Mexican plainsmen, a cowboy band, and city officials as he arrives in Los Angeles after a European and domestic tour. He rides through rain to city hall where Mayor George Cryer accepts a famous ten gallon hat in a ceremonial welcome on behalf of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Los Angeles
American Legion
Tom
Tony
George Cryer
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Merit
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Bonham Grocer
W. C. Finley
A. Risser
Ling
You Henell
Omiastona
Sulta
Bonham Drug CO
Mrs. Ramsey
R, Elkins
Etic von
Nels
G. W. Crider
J. A. Turver
West 6Th St
Housy
Sorrempe
Steger
Ilien
A. L. Mein
Sor Withiams
THE
Elk's Club
Hancock—Nevill Company
Lewis Shoe Company
Ryon Electric
Angeles
Mix
Washington
White House
Coidge
New York
United States
Westinghouse
MAZDA
Westinghouse Co
Len Morgan
Krom
Clarence F—. Mulford
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