Andrews and relatives report visits across Oklahoma towns
Mr and Mrs Wayne Andrews and daughter Carolyn of Grand Prairie along with Mr and Mrs Clif ford Andrews of Calera Oklahoma returned home after visiting their parents. Mr and Mrs George Bailey of Honey Grove visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs W T Stanford. Mr and Mrs Berry Brown of Wichita Falls visited J C Alderson and Sue Alderson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Andrews
Carolyn
Grand Prairie
Clifford Andrews
Calera
Oklahoma
J. M. Andrews
Ben Whitehead
George Bailey
Honey Grove
W. T. Stanford
Berry Brown
Wichita Falls
J. C. Alderson
Sue Alderson
Chinatown Sleuths Uncover Web Around Cerla Case
Detective Johnny Liddell organizes a Chinatown mystery involving Muggsy Kiley, Seraphine, and exiled mob figures. A tainted package, a park waste of clues, and a brutal murder lure Liddell through clipped reports linking Ben Cerla and Hunt Ignin to a fake charity gambling ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttie Ong Hua
Benerla'sa Uptown
Chinatown
Liddell
Jim Kiley
Daily
Atvance
Muggsy Kiley
Muggsy
Cerla
Ben Cerla
New York
Johnny
Togut
Sadie
Felow
Hunt Ignin
Erin
Addell
Newkirk
Naik
Local social notes reveal moves and visits this week
Mr and Mrs W H Gilley moved to a new home. Mrs W A Tidwell returns from Lubbock after visiting her niece. Mr and Mrs Buck Barnes and Mr and Mrs H G Dulaney with children came back from Washington DC where Dulaney works as secretary to Speaker Sam Rayburn. They visited relatives. Mr and Mrs L R Nelson and daughter returned to Harlingen from parental visit. Mrs Mose Holcomb came back from Lubbock after visiting son J Lee Holcomb. Mr and Mrs Bynum Thomas and daughter Patricia of Garland stayed with George Jenkins and sold their former home to Robert Bellows. O M Luton of Midland, severely injured in a wreck, is improving and visiting his sister Mrs B F Butts. Mrs A Larris, who broke her hip, is recovering at a son’s home in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tidwell
Lubbock
Buck Barnes
H. G. Dulaney
Washington, D. C
Luele Dulaney
Dulaney
Sam Rayburn
L. R. Nelson
Harlingen
CL. Nelson
Mose Holcomb
J. Lee Holcomb
Bynum Thomas
Patricia
Garland
George Jenkans
Robert Bellows
O M. Luton
Midland
B. F. Butts
A. Larris
Oklahoma City
Primary Teachers To Meet Tuesday
A meeting of Fannin county primary teachers will be held at Edwards Cafe Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Kate Reed Estes, rural school supervisor, announced the gathering and urged all primary teachers to attend to discuss problems of interest. Trade at home and save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Edwards Cafe
Kate Reed Estes
December Disaster Toll 229 Largest For Month
New York reports December as the deadliest month in 15 years for catastrophic accidents. Major losses include 119 deaths in the Illinois coal mine blast on December 21, 56 in the Elizabeth River crash, 28 in the Arizona Air Force transport wreck, and 26 in a Western New York plane crash. Total 1951 catastrophe deaths exceed 1,880 nationwide, up about 300 from 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.yy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ilinois
Elizabeth River
New Jersey
Air Force
Arizona
West Point
Woodbridge
N. J
Colorado
Oakland
Calif
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Dallas
Bonham Finance Company
Limer Harrell
Mgr
First National Beak Geethwest
Square
William J. Speck
Speck
Finley Insurance Agency
Bonham State Bank Bldg
Cope
Nea Steele
SAR
Fred
Tein
Seraphine
Cross
Ike
Mat
Magresys
Jin
Maggey
Angie
Taddell
Ove
Magegsy
Tootsy
Muggs
Liddel
Laddel
Mt Tauigarets
Hong
Treasury
Faddell
Das Cerla
Jimmy Manning
the Tung
Karming
Celia
Mupysy
Jullers
Ilonlg
Bonham Evers
A-1 Rug Cleaners
Ols
Mirick
Denison, Tevas
Curly Kayo
Curly
Ella Cinders
Jasper ' Dell
Texas
S&h
Sally Lou
W. Fourth
Kprice
Labor
Ford
Youn
Sam Ler
Lapy
MR. Kayce
Mrs. W. H. Gilley
Montauk Point
IL. 1
Key West
Fla
Kansas
Missouri
Woost
Liequor
Atlanta
United States
Metropolitan Life
Statis Port
George Shockley
R. P. McFarlin
Bros. St
Bonham, Texas
Riczinbotham-Steger Co
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