Hampton reunion draws kin from several towns
Ector notes a family gathering at Sherman on Houston street park last Thursday with kin from Houston, Greenville, Randolph, Ector, Savoy, Sherman, Oklahoma City and Frisco. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Culberson of Bonham and Miss Jenkins of Whitewright visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cole
Commerce
Cole
Earl Carson
Madaline Wood
Bonham
Hampton
Bill Tidwell
Tom Hodges
R. R. Morgan
Miles Barnheart
Trenton
Lorne Downs
Teachers College
Denton
H. G. Dulaney
Lucy Dulaney
Flemmings
Sherman
Houston Street Park
Houston
Platforms Call for Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
Democratic and Republican platforms urge Congress to propose a constitutional amendment for repeal. They seek state conventions to decide the proposal, strengthen temperance measures, regulate liquor, and empower states to protect themselves against importation while preserving federal safeguards. The text favors immediate Volstead Act modification to permit beer and other beverages within constitutional bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Siamese prince critiques boxing technique in Sharkey Schmeling bout
New York reports Prince Subba Svasti of Siam enjoyed the Sharkey Schmeling fight but lamented that the combat relied on fists alone. He suggested the Siamese tactic would have used feints and a kick to Sharkey's face, saying he did not understand why Schmeling did not employ it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Subba Svasti
Siam
Sharkey-Schmeling
Schmeling
Mr. Sharkey
Oklahoma City Gaffe at Democratic Convention Entrance
Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray recoiled when a state employee slapped his back and wished good luck. He responded that he was no dog and warned against pats on the back as he prepared to depart for the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bill" Murray
Rain brings relief and social visits to Hudsonville
Everything smiles over the rain that fell Sunday night and early Monday morning. Mrs. J S Hudson preached at Sunday morning service. Visitors include Mrs. John Whit and Mrs. Rebecca White. Junior Curtis remains ill. his mother suffers from a carbuncle. Guests from Oklahoma and Albany join Mrs. Butler and Mr. Butler in Hudsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whit
Childress
Rebecca White
N. E. Routt
J. S. Hudson
Junior Curtis
Willie Curtis
C. O. Butler
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
C. M. Butler
R. C. Metcalf
Roy Earl
Ira Eugene
Albany
Okla
Walter Tucker
Elwood
Viola
Mulberry Community Recap and Local Games
Rainy weekend brings health concerns as Mrs. Alice Parks and Geneva stay ill while Arthur Sharp recovers from a late week operation. Others, including J B Rudy and Agnes Bond, face minor ailments as Lena Mae Johnson eyes improve. Mulberry baseball team wins two games defeating Tulip and Lamasco. Revival meetings begin with Rev Wilson assisting Rev Gideon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sharp
J. B. Rudy
Agnes Bond
Lena Mae Johnson
Bob Price
Edhube
J. D. Bond
Martin Bond
Taylorville
Zelina Johnson
Ravenna
Mulberry
Tulip
Lamasco
Wilson
Giddeon
Candidates to Speak in Fannin County Meetings
Local candidates W F Keeton E B Barrett J E Pearon and Francis Dale plan speaking events across Fannin County venues from Savoy July 1 to Bonham July 22. Listings include dates and 8 p m start times with towns such as Leonard Nobility Honey Grove Ladonia Ely Selfs Ector Ravenna Windom Ivanhoe Telephone and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Keeton
E. B. Barrett
J. E. Pearon
Francis Dale
Fannin County
Lsted
Savoy
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A. Englander Co
Repubs
PHO
Hudsonville
Decoration Day
Sitzler
Budapest
Czekled
Texas and Acific Railway
Bonham Drug CO
Palace Drug CO
Thomas D. Cox
First National Bank
Bonham Bakery
FORD
Chevrolet
Russell Kelsey Motor Co
Alice Parks
Geneva
Sinclair
Sinclair P. D
Sinclair “Hy
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
D. L. Watson
Hunt’s
Popular P
Hunt
Hunt's
Batiste
Hert
Abe
Leonard
Nobility
P. m. Bailey
M. Gobre
Selfs
Ector
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