Senator Nelson to Speak at East Texas State Teachers
Commerce Jan 12 Senator G H Nelson will address the East Texas State Teachers College faculty and students during their regular Sunday assembly. An ex-student and noted Texas advocate of minor commercial legislation his talk may cover his proposed change in Texas government representation.
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Commerce
G. H. Nelson
Texas
East Texas State
Nator Nelson
Texas Legislatuve
Local Visitors and Illness Highlight Bonham Area
Mrs Ed Lovence is ill with an infected hand. Mrs W R Rainey visits relatives in En Texas. Joe Russell West of Greenville was in Bonham over Sunday. Miss Goldie Myers of Jefferson visits Mussaletha Hudson. Mrs Preston Carter of Dallas visits relatives in Bonham. Claude Oldham recently returned home after hospitalization. Miss Bobbie Rainey works in Tyler and spent the weekend at home. Mrs W B Sports of Richardson visits Mrs W E Newton. Mrs Sam Miller improves at Aiden Memorial Hospital. Geo Taylor, Jas Piper and W R Cadman of Ladonia visit on business. John Palmore, in Canton, spends weekend with relatives in Ravenna. Mrs Luke Jones visits Gainesville with her mother and sister. Mr Terry Henry, Mr and Mrs Carthel Hodge of Dallas spend weekend in Bonham. Mr and Mrs Claud Hodge join them for a visit. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Hoover of Midland visit Mrs BEW Chaff. J G Wallace, visiting, returns home. Kim Williams returns to Bonham after months in CCC camp in Gass County. Constable J E Whitley of Honey Grove renews subscription. reports one mule of rock on highway north of Honey Grove.
Funeral Service for Mrs. Sarah Fender in Sandy
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Fender 69 of Bonham and Mississippi native dies at her son's home on West Eleventh Sunday morning. Funeral held at Sandy Cemetery at 2 PM with Rev. C. P. Sansom and Rev. Ira Bently. Survivors include three daughters and two sons, one brother, a sister, and extended kin. Mrs. Fender long affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and lived in Fannin County about 35 years. Her husband died in December 1934.
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Sarah Elizabeth Fender
Mississippi
Clawre Fender
West
Sandy Cemetery
C. P. Sansom
Ira Bently
Ector
Charlie Douglas
Tae Shepherd
Otis Wison
Lamasco
Minnie
Bonham
B. G. Denney
California
Claude Fender
J E Fender
Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
R. L. Kennedy
Clark
Durant
Okla
Fannin County
Condolence for Lester Standifer Passes in January
The death angel claimed little Lester Standifer on Monday night January 6 in the community. Despite all efforts by loving relatives and friends, God willed otherwise and took him home. May God comfort his bereaved parents and relatives until they join loved ones forever.
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Lester Standifer
Heavenly Father
Cow tester to visit Trenton Tuesday for herd tests
Raymond Blount official cow tester for the community will come to Trenton late Tuesday to test the W B Reed herd. He will stay overnight and is willing to communicate with local dairy farmers who want herd testing services.
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Raymond Blount
Trenton
W B Reed
Mr Blount
Geese Delay Paramount Film Shoot in Hollywood
A flock of geese disrupted a scene for Paramount's The Sky Parade directed by Otho Lovering and starring Katherine De Mille, William Garagan, and Grant Withers. Strong winds slowed the birds causing a fifteen minute pause as they plummeted to ground to escape the gale.
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Hollywood
Aimes
Fishing Bad Ge After Rejection in Sea Promise
A brief quirky note expresses resilience after a rejection with a playful line about more fish in the sea and others staying behind, reflecting casual dating banter and optimistic attitude.
Bonham and Palace Drug Plan Move to Hargrove Building
Bonham Drug and Palace Drug will consolidate and occupy the J. E Hargrove building on Bonham's N side square effective February 1st The second story will be converted into offices mainly for physicians while the third floor may house PWA sewing rooms The former Bonham Drug location will be taken over by John Bacon Saunders with a new stock of drugs and sundries opening in February The project includes repainting and a complete renovation making the drug store one of the handsomest in the region
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Bonham Rug
Palace Drug
J. E Hargrove
Outeast
J.B. Birdwell
Bonham Cruz Co
Texas
Birdwell
PWA
Hargrove
Bonham Drug Company
Favorite Learns
John Bacon Saunders
Park Board Leader David Colp Dead in Texas
The body of David Edwin Colp 69 longtime chairman of the Texas Park Board died in a Temple hospital after double pneumonia. He was the board’s first chairman appointed by Gov. Neff and served until recently. Colp was also an early secretary of the State Highway Commission. The notice also lists a First National Bank of Bonham stockholders meeting on January 14, 1936, for director elections at Bonham, Texas.
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San Antonio
David Edwin Colp
Texas Park Board
Bural
Temple
Colp
Sho
Dee
State Park Board
Pat Neff
Wendell Mays
Brownwood
State Highway Commission
First National Bank of Bonham
Bonham
Texas
County of Fannin
State of Texas
Dick. Saunders
Cincinnati deadlock leaves city without mayor in new year
Rev Herbert S Bigelow, leader of Rev Coughlin's Cincinnati faction and key utilities foe, holds balance as ninth council member. With four votes for each faction, Bigelow trades his support for control of the utilities committee, voting for himself while the split persists.
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Cincinnati
Herbert S. Bigelow
Coughlin
Bigelow
Robber Steals Cash From Will Rogers Fund Jar
A Dallas burglary targeted the Will Rogers memorial fund jar at a local location. The thief emptied all cash from the jar except for an unidentified amount believed to be minimal. Police investigated the unusual theft of fund donations.
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Dallas
Texas
Will Rogers
District Court Convened Today Under Judge Blackburn
District Court opened this morning with Judge Blackburn presiding. Grand jury selection named H S Yaunt as foreman and listed a diverse panel from Honey Grove, Trenton, Mulberry, Savoy, Blue Ridge, Bonham and Dodd City. Bailiffs and precinct officers were assigned as proceedings begin for a potentially busy term. The article ends noting a maxim about earned wealth tied to labor.
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Blackburn
Yant
Honey Grove
H S Yaunt
J B Little
A. P Whitaker
Tr Nton
A P. Parks
Mulberry
Leonard Witcher
A R Hodges
Savoy
Lester Stallings Leonard
Bilford Smith
H. B Turner
Batley
Wallace Blue
Death of Mrs J A Hollis at Prescott Texas
Friends report the death of Mrs J A Hollis of Prescott Texas on Sunday aged over eighty. Her remains will be brought to Arnedge Ridge for burial and the funeral will be held at an early hour tomorrow. Mrs Hollis lived on Arneaidge Ridge for many years and had resided with her son W G Hollis in Prescott since her husband’s death five years ago.
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A. Hollis
Prescott
Texas
Rand
Arnedge Ridge
Dead Number 31: Bodies Cast Ashore in Pacific gale
The freighter Iowa with 34 crew aboard was lost after a 70 mile per hour hurricane wrecked the ship off Astoria Oregon. Coast Guardsmen reported six bodies washed ashore and said no survivors were possible amid the gale and surf.
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Associated Press
Astoria
Ore
Iowa
Wild Pacific
Obituary and crash death reports from Texas pages
Joe Traylor 72 long time Fannin County resident died Sunday at his home after living east of Bailey for years. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at Arledge Ridge. Survived by one daughter Ada Landers two sons Ed and Alvis Traylor and brother Tom Traylor. In San Antonio four killed five injured in a head on collision on Seguin Highway. Victims include Capt. James Albert Wapaton 44 Mrs Edna Wharton 42 Mrs Emma Walters 37 and daughter Margie Walters 15 and fireman Te ecelvecdt with serious skull fracture.
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Joe Traylor
Fannin County
Bailey
Arledge Ridge
Traylor
Ada Landers
Ed Traylor
Alvis Traylor
Tom Traylor
San Antonio
Texas
Seguin
San Anetonia
Fie
James Albert Waparton
Edna K. Wharton
Emma Fsttle Walters
Margie Ellen Walters
J F Woaltore
Tee
Baltimore man ends life after stabbing from scissors
Police answered an emergency call at a Baltimore residence and found Alfred Bast, 53, who had stabbed himself thirty four times in the chest with a pair of scissors. Investigators consider the act a self inflicted suicide attempt. The scene suggested intent to die. No other persons were involved.
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Baltimore, Md
Alfred Bast
Polnce
Wise youth freed then jailed in fatal and attempted murder case
A 16 year old from Wise county was freed after three weeks on charges that he killed his father Haugeman Falin. He is now back in jail charged with attempting to kill his mother.
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Chicago
Frank Owen
Owen
Haugeman Falin
Brothers claim long wine habit spans six decades
Justus Dinkel aged 88 of Staben-Trave with brothers Hermann 82 and Wilhelm 80 estimate they have drunk 65 700 bottles of wine over the last sixty years. The trio recounts a shared history of daily imbibing and social gatherings spanning decades.
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Justus Dinkel
Staben-Trave Back
Hermann
Wilelm
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Koolmotor
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Alexander Drug
Ed Lovence
W. R. Rainey
Ent
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Joe Russell
Greenville
Goldie Myers
Jefferson
Mussaletha Hudson
Preston Carter
Bonham Goyer
Claude Oldham
Hus
Bobbie Rainey
Tyle
Sam Miller
Aiden Memoria Hospital
Cal T. Scott
Geo Taylor
Jas Piper
W. R. Cadman
Ladonia
John Palmore
Canton
Ravenna
Luke Jones
Gainesville
M. BE. Young
Terry Henry
Carthe] Hodge
Dullas
Bonnand
Claud Hodge
Wwhidas
Jimmy Hoover
Midland
BE. W. Chaff
J. G. Wallace
Kim Williams
Bonnum
Gass County
J E. Whitley
Sarah Fender
Sandy
Bonham Drug
Hargrove Building
N. Side Sq
Rev. Bigelow
Will Rogers Fund
George Elam
John Large
J D Hautium
Henry Smith
J. E Whitley
Kilgore
Walter Johnson
Mack West
J. A. Hollis
Humphries
L. C. White
Beasley
J. BE. Hargrove
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Wey
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