Bobby Moore Loses Dream Ship in Maryland Gale
Report states Bobby Moore son of Mr and Mrs C N Moore of this city built seaplanes in New York and Baltimore. One plane sold to Canada, another damaged in the hurricane while Moore was not aboard and survived. Insurance on the ship mitigates loss. Moore plans a return visit to the area within a month.
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Bobby Moore
Maryland
Daily Press
Alantic
Feaders
C. Nt
Bobby
Bob Moore
Mr. Moore
Texas
Tea for Mrs Ovid Spotts at Golf Club Honor
Society notes describe a Saturday tea at the Golf Club hosted by Mrs Herbert Purow to introduce Mrs Ovid A Spotts a recent bride and Bonham girlhood friend. Guests, hostesses, and a large house party enjoyed music tea and a silver blue centerpiece setting amid autumn flowers and Tri Delta colors.
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Ovid
Herbert Purow
Golf Club
Ovid A. Spotts
Mesdames Claud Leatherwood
Edward Brown Lee
Sam Meade
Ellen Campbell
Mildred Nevill
Tri-Delta
Mary Alice White
Irene Risser
Ruth Wagner
Margaret Caldwell
Nannie May Lane
Dwight Nackley
Marl Robinson
Claud Leatherwood
Lward Brownlee
Misses Maud Evans
Virginia Baird
Irene R'sser
Lois Newton
Gladys Anthony
Stella Kennedy
Fllen Campbell
League of Nations Stops Greece Bulgaria War News
United Press reports the League of Nations told Greece and Bulgaria to cease fighting, a major item readers will see first as the forms were held for early transmission. Also notes a Fourest Club dinner dance at Golf Club with Halloween motifs and prizes, plus local health note on S J Kinnard.
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League of Nations
Greece
Bulgaria
United Press
Local society moves and travels in Bonham area
Local residents are listed with visits to Dallas fairs and events. Mrs C H Moore is ill on West Seventh Street. Miss Gladys Biggerstaff attended the Dallas Fair. J J Warren from Heney Grove made a business visit. Mr and Mrs John Catron visited Dallas for farm matters. Belva Doss visited relatives for the weekend. Margaret Caldwell returned home from Ladonia where she teaches. Pr R White bought a farm near Exeter Missouri and will move next Monday. Mrs T S Heffner left for Weatherford after visiting the Spotts family. Will Nevills and families traveled to Dallas for the fair and Student Prince. Mary Alice White remains near the city on a farm due to her brother’s absence. J R Cadwallader reports Mrs Cadwallader in Paris sanitarium as she recovers. W P Owens advertises harness repair services on Se. Side Square.
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C. H. Moore
West Seventh Street
Gladys Biggerstaff
J. J. Warren
Heney Grove
Uenham
John Catron
Dallas
Belva Doss
Charles Doss
Margaret Caldwell
Ladonia
Herbert Buron
Pr. R. White
Exeter
Missouri
T. S. Heffner
Weatherford
Ovid Spotts
Spotts
Will Nevill
Mildred
Martha
J. S. Nevill
Mary Sweeney
Prince
Erwin Smith
San Antonio
Mary
Alice White
Wellesly College
J. Ro Cadwallader
Call For Mothers High On Wednesday
Snow reports across the forecast area with blizzard conditions in parts of Nebraska and Montana. Havre Montana records two degrees above zero as cold front moves in. School district invites all high school mothers to a 4 PM Wednesday PTA meeting to organize officers and discuss children’s welfare. Extra special 25 percent discount on Drummer’s Sample Guns at Brannon’s Co-op.
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United Preas
Chicago
Nebaska
Havre
Montana
Wse
Tl. HH
Bud Fisher Towed on the Leviathan in Marriage Plan
New York October 27 Harry C Fisher known as Bud the cartoonist sails aboard the Leviathan for Europe with Countess Aedita de Beaumont Paris Leauty as they plan to wed aboard the liner with Captain Hartley officiating. Isher and his bride to be arrived from Paris last Monday and the engagement was announced then.
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New York
Harry C. Fisher
Bud
Aedita de Beaumont
Paris
Leauty
Europe
Hartley
Isher
Constant ine Lodge No 13 Regular Meeting Tonight
Notice for Constantine Lodge No 13 calling a regular meeting at 7 30 PM with important business and urged attendance. Signed by R S Rodgers W M Jas Anderson secretary.
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Masons
Constantine Lodge No
R. S. Rodgers
W. M. Jas
Anderson
Sec
Constantine Lodge
N.S. Rodgers
W. Mo. Jas. Anderson
Local resident reports illness on East Ninth Street
Jess Durham of East Ninth Street is described as quite sick in a short community notice. A separate fragment mentions a lost item and reward but lacks clear details or identifiers.
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Jess Durham
East Ninth Street
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Newton's
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First State Bank
Ronham, Texas
Arledge Bros
MS Company
Standard Battery CO
Fourest Club
Fourbit Club
Dunsil Gibson
F. S. Heffner
O. A. Spotts
S. J. Kinnard
Star Street
Ruvera
Amalie
Veedol
FR. Elkins & Son
EF Ac
W. W. Cortner
Markel Report
Weds Het Quete
Roevaters
P. S
Zule
Somata
Bonham Battery Co
BILLS
R. A. Risser
Side Square
Parent 'Teachers Club
Bud Fisher
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
Holterman
Walter Snodprass
Grreen
Bonham, Texas
Allie Cockrill
Bonham
Virgo Steger
ONG
Lilian Dely
Llias Ware Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Fanin County
Helf
Hassell & Cldwell Compay
Denham
Gilleland
Hancock-—Nevill Company
Planters Cotton Oil CO
Stern
Lewis Shoe Company
Roth Neener
J. A
Harris Vetrinary
Arte
Joip Forema
Aacrican Theatre
Thomas "Meighan
Virginia Valli
BME
Paramount Picture
America
Booth Tarkington
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