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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
2
The Department of Health reports a three year survey shows more than seven percent of Montreal schoolchildren have defective hearing. The finding highlights hearing health among pupils and implications for education and public health programs.
Mr and Mrs W T Lockhart and Houston Turner are in Dallas for the day. Miss Peggy Marie Glass goes to Fern Lake for Mrs Hilliards Summer Camp for two weeks. Mrs J W Cummings returns from Wichita Falls with daughters Ruth and Linig J Dobbs wife and daughter Miss Lucille with Misses Luice DeBerry and Lena Mae Mc Clure go to Sulphur Okla for a brief vacation. Mr and Mrs J D Shinpaugh and daughter Jeanie depart for Waxahachie for several days while Mr Shinpaugh will visit McKinney where he works in the relief office.
The notice from Thomas Machine Shop at 511 E 4th St lists lawn mower blade sharpening at 10 cents per blade and factory style grinding at 15 cents per blade with contact via phone 305-6l-p.
Will Thomas reports new machinery installed at the factory for grinding lawn mowers. Contact 305-61-p for details.
An enraged circus elephant charged into the Crockston fair grounds killing a nine year old girl spectator and injuring several others. The panic spread through about 1 000 spectators as four horses were involved and seats were overturned.
L Mosher was acquitted on a burglary charge Tuesday night and faces another trial today on a similar offense. Robert Dickerson pled guilty to forgery on five counts and received two years in each case. See the new Grunow 1935 refrigerator at Brannon's.
Thomas method sharpens lawn mower blades at 10 cents per blade while factory style grinding costs 15 cents per blade. The shop at 511 E 4th street advertises blade work. Also closing out odd pieces from Silver Brannon's at 302 room 6t c.
Beautiful Marcelle Edwards Manville fourth wife of millionaire Tommy Manville refuses to depart the New Rochelle mansion, fearing permanent lockout as marital dispute widens.
On June 25 Paul Brady of Bessie drove his one year old daughter Mary Ann to Clinton hospital after an earlier wreck. Their coupe collided with another car and a large bus on a hill two miles south of Clinton, Brady seriously injured. John Bolinger, with Brady, was slightly hurt and twelve of fifty two bus occupants were treated for cuts.
Ten years have passed since Home Demonstration work began in Fannin county with Miss Thelma Barber as agent. The program expanded to include 38 clubs and over 1000 members under Miss Minnie Eldridge, with the county earning many prizes at the Texas State Fair.
Rev Adams of Telephone will begin a revival meeting Sunday night June 30 in Oak Grove. Everyone is invited to attend. Notable absences include Mrs W A Darwin Miss Faye Reid and Billie Earl Phillips. Local residents and visiting relatives are mentioned with several trips and visits noted across the community. Sunday School and singing at the arbor occur each Sunday. Brannon's advertises rare violins for sale.
The Jacksonville Texas tomato market fell as only one or two buyers remained, paying 1 to 1 1 2 cents per pound. Buyers warned Northern and Eastern markets held surplus, risking reduced Texas demand. Reports also noted Tennessee starting a new shipping week with about seventy cars, and projections of costly losses if shipments do not improve.
Minneapolis report cites AAAS meeting where Dr. F L Rector says forty percent of cancer deaths are preventable with full use of known knowledge. He notes 1932 cancer deaths at 122,449 and skin cancer deaths at 3,120, urging broader prevention and diagnosis. He also highlights rise in cancer mortality since 1900 and growth of cancer clinics from near zero to 181 with surgeon accreditation.
Concord resident Otto H. Mohr showcases a sun powered ice maker. A box shaped device uses a nine inch lens to focus sun rays on an oil heated pipe, driving ammonia pipes below to freeze water. Mohr claims it can produce enough ice daily to last a year.
A survey by C Luker vocational agriculture supervisor finds a dairy cow more profitable than 21 acres of cotton or 1 acre of wheat according to high school ag students in the Texas Panhandle Brannon's advertises Gibson instruments Brannon's 302-6t-c.
Local orchard advertises peaches available now from sprayed trees at Keen Orchard near North Bonham on Ravenna. Sale emphasizes freshness and direct pick up for truckers and customers traveling through the area.
The Fannin Co Baptist Wor meet takes place at Savoy on June 28 with theme Evangelism. Program includes 10 00 song and devotional 10 15 Helping My Pastor to Win Lost Mr C T Turner 10 25 Mr Truman Provine 10 35 Mr W T Bibby 10 40 Special song Leonard dia 10 45 reports from churches 11 00 Layman s Movement Jones 11 20 sermon Rev S R Smith 12 00 lunch 1 15 board meetings 1 45 inspiration address Dr Ellis
The Kentucky reformatory at Frankfort now houses about 300 inmates though its design capacity was for half that number.
The brief item notes Brannon's store at 3024 offering several good ice boxes at attractive prices, inviting shoppers to visit.
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