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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1944
Page
2
DEETS DOROUGH at Texas We Rent Insure offers mixed land parcels 876 to 483 acres with cultivation and pasture, Bermuda grass, timber, and improvements. Prices range from 17.50 to 20 per acre with terms, plus a 4000 dollar home near school and church. Also a Glad found notice seeks claimants for a girl’s coat at the local store.
Public notice advertising removal services for damaged or unusable items with contact via phone 638 and references to Sherman Susp Works. Calls accepted day or night.
Bill Steele grade school and began her duties last Tuesday.
Jor L Fenley son of Mr and Mrs Joe Fenley of Bonham Rt 3 has left for California where he will be stationed after three years overseas His family received a letter and news of his safe arrival in England from Active Duty Seaman Hevey Green Beal and others connected with the service report departs from Normal Oklahoma to the Pacific Ocean theater.
An obituary note confirms William Moore Sr 56 dies at Memorial Hospital and a funeral at Nazaren Church with burial at Moores Chapel. Survivors include daughter Torene Cooper and siblings Lena Bay Elgin Okla Velma Sia Banleam and Berham kin. Dispatch reports from Los Angeles note Charles Henry Cooper 30-3 faced Selective Service inquiry after station work.
Obituary notice states W L Sifford to receive final rites Monday afternoon. Funeral arrangements listed with church service time and burial details.
Partial services for Grover C Jordan, 51, conductor on the Texas and Pudferwinead for 33 seats, will be held at 3 PM Monday at the Wire Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Bert Bo Mall officiating. Burial will be in Willow Wind. Mr Jordan, a native of Paris, died suddenly at his home, 121 West Second Street, late Thursday.
Stars and Stripes editorial urges uniform federal balloting for soldiers in North Africa and the United States. It condemns a Senate plan leaving soldier voting to states and notes soldiers favor participation in the 1974 elections.
Government appoints Ashlie Sellma from Grand Eddy Alabama as director of the food distribution branch. The assignment covers wartime rations for civilian and military forces under the War Food Administration. Several agencies and claimants anticipate the appointment in Washington.
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