Political slate for Fannin County figures in upcoming elections
The notice lists candidates for Congress District 4 SAM RAYBURN and local offices in Fannin County including County Commissioner Precincts 2 and 4 EURA GRAY BOB TRAYLOS and J P MOORE. Justice of the Peace R L Bob Williams Raleigh Abernathy T J Cox. Sixth Judicial District M D Emerson. Representative 41st District PINK S TODDARD JOHN W CONNELLY DAVE W RAY. Tax Assessor-Collector WH Hamp Harper Wesley Farmer Charlie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
R. L
Bob) Williams
Raleigh Abernathy
T. J. Cox
Fannin County
Pink S‘stoddard
John W. Connelly
Dave W. Ray
W H
Hamp
Harper Wesley Farmer
Charlie Jones
Lost item ad near Edhube spotted Sunday
High pressure mud erip Goodyear Tire found south of Edhube on Sunday. Return to Billy Collins. Phone 277 J 315 31 p. Trade in Bonham and savet.
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Goodyear Tire
Edhube
Billy Collins
A Smile A Day Leaves No Doubt At City Wedding
The marriage of Fred Morran and Hattie Bester frayed at the altar with the groom refusing to wed. Justice Paulson pressed the question, but no vows were spoken as Morran walked out in disgust. The scene, set amid humor and humidity, marks an unusual public rebuff in Boston. Meanwhile in Belleville Illinois the St Clair County Courthouse returns to candles as electricity costs force the switch from light.
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Fred Morran
Hattie Bester
Justice Paulson
St Paul
St Clair County
Belleville
Board of Supervisors
Tlinois
Texans fly in sham battle at Muskogee air show
Fort Worth captain Jesse Bristow led a Texans plane in a sham battle during a Muskogee Oklahoma air show weekend. An embarrassed aviator explained he had bought perfume in Denver for his wife and the low cabin pressure along the 25000 foot flight imparted an odd odor to the aircraft.
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Jesse Bristow
Fort Worth
Jin O
Muskogee
Mich
Jacy
Denver
Boston Musicians Mocked as Long Underwear Guys
Swing musicians label Arthur Pielder of Boston as a conductor of classics and semi classics. He leads the Boston Symphony players in a Charles River Esplanade concert, drawing reaction and proving a point about era and style.
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Aurthur Pielder
Boston
Fielder
Boston Symphony
Charles River Esplanade
Brannigan Questioned About Mount Kong Visit and Herbs
A fragment repeats Brannigan asking why the Mount Kong trip occurred and notes a remark about herbs. The rudeness or urgency of the inquiry is implied by the quoted exclamation about explaining matters. No further context or names are provided.
Death of Robert B. Johnston in Houston at 72
Robert B. Johnston, 72, died at his Houston home last Thursday morning. He was a native of Fannin County and had lived in Houston for 25 years. Funeral services were held Friday in Houston. The piece notes Texas immigration contributions from Germany and Austria, second only to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Johnston
Houston
R E McCleary
Fannin County
Administrative leadership instated at S VLU Texas
Warmon Loman named executive secretary at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Dr Harmon Lowman announced as administrator guiding statewide outreach to alumni parents religious groups and friends, aiming to connect campus with homes and boost student attention. Native Texan Lowman holds degrees from Texas University and Chicago University. The Pall Band Festival Clinic planned at the State Fair of Texas on 17 18 and 19 directed by Col Earl Inc. and conducted by Colege personnel from Arlington and Baylor University.
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Dallas
Texas
Harmon Lowman
Southern Methodist Universty
Eugine B. Hawk
Lowman
Hawkin
Texas Univer
Chisage University
Wil le
Col Earl 1 Inc
It Is Now Fannin Countys Time For District Judge
The piece argues for A Broadfoot as district judge for Fannin County and Lamar County voters. It highlights Broadfoot origin in Fannin, education, legal career including county attorney service and high court conduct in Dallas, plus his legislative record and ties to the district.
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Fannin County
L Q Campbell Named Acting President of Hardin-Simmons University
L Q Campbell named acting president of Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas, succeeding the late J D Sandefer as a formal successor is sought. Campbell, dean of liberal arts, will head the university while Dr R Richardson takes a one year leave to study at the University of Texas. A board executive committee was also appointed to handle urgent matters between meetings.
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Abilene. Tex
L. Q. Campbell
Hardin- Simmons University
J. D. Sandefer
Dean Campbell
Lberal Arts
R. Richardson
HSU
Richardson
University of Texas In Austin
Hstu Board of Trustees
Breckenridge
Bonham Daily Favorite Records Backward Look
Bonham Daily Favorite files reveal a backward glance at local events and people, compiling era anecdotes and notes from the Bonham community in a nostalgic recap.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
The
Dallas Visitors and Local Social Notes July 12 1934
Dallas visitors include Marvin Cullom and family and Ray Stewart. Thad Finley and wife finish summer school at Commerce then return home. Joe Mays and son return from Hugo Oklahoma. Dr Theodore Copeland conducts revival at First Methodist. Rev and Mrs B F Milam return from Arkansas. Modern Matrons Bridge Club hosts a surprise kitchen shower for Mrs Jimmie Sullin at Mrs Bernice Freeman’s home.
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Thad Finley
Commerce
Jimmie Sullin
Bernice Freeman
Bonham Briefs: relocations and new chaplain
To Boulder Robert Nunnelee went to Boulder Colo for the summer. Moves Here Mrs Alice Grant moved to Bonham from Virginia and purchased a home. Named Chaplain Rev J G Warner elected chaplain of the Bonham Fire Department.
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Boulder
Robert Nunnelee
Boulder, Colo
Alice Grant
Bonham
Virginia
J. G. Warner
Business visitors and market trips noted in July 1920
Ralph Risser and L. K. Crawford visited New York on business. Max Hermer travelled to eastern markets. Smith Lipscomb Jr. went to Eureka, Arkansas, for market dealings.
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New York
Ralph Risser
L. K. Crawford
Max Hermer
Arkansas
Smith Lipscomb, Jr
Fureka, Ark
Proudfoot Favored as District Judge Candidate in La Mar County
Personal friends in La mar County are informed that Proudfoot is a respectable citizen and lawyer and Fannin County's choice for District Judge as a paid political advertisement.
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Lamar County
Proudfoot i
Fannin County
Japanese Army and Navy Agree On Expansion Plan
Japanese forces plan vigorous growth in East Asia and the South Seas, risking clashes with British and American interests. A reliable Japanese source cites 37,568 American deaths in World War I, with total casualties at 233,184.
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Navy
Shanghai
East Asia
South Seas
Nobility Cans Bushels Tom for Lunch
Children at Nobility School will receive tomato rich lunches for 1940-41, with 39 bushels canned by volunteers after the WPA era. Guy Allen reported 1,400 cans prepared for the coming school year and more vegetables canned for winter meals.
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Guy Allen
Allen
Shely
Burkett
Gober FFA Advances Hybrid Corn Project on 60 Acres
The Gober chapter of FFA reports 60 acres sown to hybrid corn for the current year. Students led by Jack Green Billie Jo Cc J. Brent and Harres planted the crop after spring, noting the hybrid variety yields more ears and superior growth compared with native corn. They invite interested farmers to view the field and results.
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Gober Chapter
Th Farmers of America
FFA Boys
Jack Green
Billie Jo
J. Brent
Harres
Money Sent or Carry Bonham Is Forever Gone
A brief item notes that money sent or carried by Bonham has vanished, with emphasis on loss and unresolved status. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Bonham
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