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Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

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Texas Work Relief Discontinued as Federal Funds Uncertain

The Texas Relief Commission said work relief ends September 26 with October funds pending. Federal money for October arrived, enabling limited relief focused on vegetable distribution and relief-office support. Full continuation depends on WPA progress. emergency and special research projects continue through October.

Austin Texas Texas Relief Commission Board of Control J. J. Duke Duke Washington Works Progress Administration Relief Commission WPA

Fire Destroys Large Hay Building as Fair Attends Bowie Event

A large tin hay building owned by Paul and June Donald burned Monday afternoon after more than 5 000 bales caught fire. Loss estimated over 10 000 dollars. Fire spread with wind, affecting nearby poles and two adjacent structures. Nocona firefighters aided Bowie crews, marking the fourth blaze in a week. The 5th Annual Bowie and Montague County Fair drew record crowds, with events at the City Auditorium, football game, and various exhibits.

Paul June Donald Bowie Elvin Butler R. A. Pigg Nocona Tony McGrady Call Evans Harold Croxton Bowie and Montague County City W. D. McFarlane Childrens Review Bowie Hijackrabbits Bellevue Eagles

Stoneburg Woman Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Walter Smith, 48, of Stoneburg, died Friday night after two years of ill health. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. at her home with burial in Elmwood cemetery in Bowie. She was the daughter of Mrs. J. T. Prater of Bowie and is survived by her husband, Loyd, a son. Fay Simmons of Fort Worth. three sisters in Bowie and Stoneburg. and a brother, S. M. Prater.

Walter Smith Stoneburg Elmwood Bowie J. T. Prater Montague County Loyd Fay Simmons Fort Worth W. A. Jones Sam Shaw E. J. Kelly S. M. Prater

Fort Worth Woman Speaks at Maids and Matrons Club

Mrs. Warren D. Ambrose of Fort Worth addressed the Maids and Matrons club on their re assembly day in the club rooms. She spoke about her world cruise and displayed souvenirs from foreign lands. Mrs. Clyde A. Lilly of Fort Worth was among the honored guests.

Warren D. Ambrose Fort Worth Ambrose Clyde A. Lilly

Love and tobacco juice inspire the crowd

A quirky reader quote claims love powers the world while a hearty swallow of tobacco juice fuels the mood. The line showcases a playful, old fashioned sentiment with a hint of rustic humor.

Last Rites For Paul Evans Held Friday

Funeral services for J. Paul Evans a 47 year old Bowie cotton and produce buyer and civic leader were held Friday at 3 pm at the First Methodist church. Evans died Thursday morning in the local hospital from pneumonia with interment in Elmwood cemetery.

J. Paul Evans Bowie First Methodist Church Evans A.C. Turner First Baptist Church S.M. Duannam Elmwood

Aged Bowie Woman Hurt In Fall At Residence

Mrs. T. A. Willis, 71, sustained a serious injury Monday afternoon when frightened by a dog and fell at her daughter Mrs. Ray Koonts residence in Bowie. She fractured the head of the left thigh bone at the joint and was treated at the Owie Clinic hospital, transported by Whitley ambulance.

T. A. Willis Ray Koonts Owie Clinic Whitley

Jonah’s Narrow Escape Provokes Mutual Discontent

A mysterious swallowing incident sparks mutual dissatisfaction regardless of the creature involved. Details remain unclear, but the event prompts public chatter and puzzled reactions across communities.

OW bids taken on highway work

The highway commission tabulated low bids on highways 2 and 5 in Montague County. Cage Bros. and J. C. Ruby bid $51,878 for 78 miles grading and drainage on highway 2 from Stoneburg to Bowie. RL & G. railway underpass on highway 5 near Ringgold, Slough and Beaver Creek bridges and grading and small structures, bid by C. H. Foley for $56,933.

The Highway Commission Montague County Stoneburg Bowie Cage Bros J. C. Ruby Bishop RL & G Slough Beaver Creek Ringgold C. H. Foley Wichita Falls

Wichita Gets Church Meet

The Gregory Presbytery and Presbyterial of the Cumberland Presbyterian church meeting in Wichita adjourned to meet again April 9, 1986 in Wichita Falls. Ordination of J. T. Roberts of Chico and sermons by Rev. Scarbrough and Rev. Beam mark the gathering with 94 attendees.

Gregory Presbytery Cumberland Presbyterian Church of the Texas Synod First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Wichita Falls W. R. Reed Dnoncan Oklo Indianola J. B. Scarbrough B. L. Baits First Presbyterian Church J. T. Hall G. L. Waddle Midlothan Bowie G. W. Edgins E. L Parr Mallard E T. Denny Chico J. T. Roberts Baits Scarbrough A G. Beam J. A. Norton Olney

Mrs Sigmon to Celebrate 82nd Birthday Sunday

Mrs C M Sigmon will celebrate her 82nd birthday Sunday with an all day homecoming of children and many grandchildren. Attending from Fort Worth are Mr and Mrs R Cooper, Mr and Mrs C F Jones, Mr and Mrs G P Whitley, J A Sigmon, and Rex Callaway of this city.

C. M. Sigmon R. ©. Cooper C. F. Jones G. P. Whitley J A. Sigmon Fort Worth Rex Callaway

Bowie Wins Over Bellevue In First Conference 2012

The game took place at Salona this afternoon with Bowie prevailing over Bellevue. Mrs Day, a former Bowie resident, is noted as the mother of Mrs E A Boyd.

BOWIE Bellevue

Alford Elfridge Kennedy Buried at Salona

Alford Elfridge Kennedy of Fort Worth was buried Thursday at Salona with Rev S M Dunnam officiating. He died October 2 after a long illness at his home. Born January 25 1868 in O Bien county Tennessee, he moved to Texas as a child. He married Lillie Cherry in 1890, producing six children: Cherry Loyd Earl Ruth Paul and Harold. His first wife died in 1911. He remarried June 8 1922 to Juliette Lamkin.

Alford Ejlridge Kennedy Fort Worth Salona S. M. Dunnam First Methodist Church Kennedy Bob Kennedy O'Bien County Tennessee Texas Lillie Cherry Cherry Loyd Earl Ruth Paul Harold Juliette Lamkin

New Doctor Joins Bowie Clinic Hospital Staff

Dr. G. L. Wilkinson has joined Bowie Clinic Hospital to provide general practice. He earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota and completed an internship at Saint Mary's Hospital in Duluth Minnesota, followed by a residency at the Community Hospital in Long Beach California.

G. L. Wilkinson Bowie Clinic Hospital Medical Department University of Minnesota At Minneapolis Saint Mary’s Hospital Duluth Minnesota Community Hospital Long Beach Cali

Ernest Chandler and Thelma Garrett Tie The Knot

Theodore Chandler marries Thelma Garrett in a twilight ceremony uniting two Montague county pioneer families. Thelma, daughter of C G Garrett, attended Bowie High School class of 1981, and Ernest, a Bowie tax collector, is a North Texas graduate and Fruitland native. They reside at Barker apartments.

Montagne County Thelma Garrett Brushy Ernest Chandler T. W. Kyser Nocona

Mother of Mrs. E. A. Boyd Buried at Salona Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Day who died in Ardmore Oklahoma Tuesday night were held in Salona today. The obituary notes she was the mother of Mrs. E. A. Boyd.

E. A. Boyd Salona Georgia Day Ardmore Oklahoma

Personal social notes from Addington and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs RE Golden visited relatives in Addington Oklahoma over the weekend. Their niece Miss Ronnie Bell Garrison joined them for a visit. Wrex Wesson left for East and South Texas. Thurman Scott Elmo Barnes visited Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Robert White and daughter Rita June moved to Henrietta with Mr White remaining.

RE Golden Addington Okla Ronnie Bell Garrison Wrex Wesson Texas Thurman Scott Elmo Barnes Oklahoma City Robert White Rita June Henrietta Mr. White

Rabbits Rally Beats Bellevue 20 12 In First Conference Tilt

Bowie opened with a punt block by Reasoner and two early completions to Edwards for a 18 yard TD pass from Wright. Stallings added a 4 yard TD after a 10 yard penalty. Bellevue answered with two late scores by Garrett as the Rabbits head to Ryan to face the Cowboys.

Bowie Bellevue Eagles Reasoner Bellevue Visitors Anderson Wright Stallings Edwards Tucker Eagles Garrett Rabbits Ryan Oklo Cowboys

Local residents take trips. meetings and reunions noted

Wayne Golden and Ed Jones made a business trip to Denison Monday. Jo Hilburn and family visited Huntsville and Dallas to see Jo Jr. at Terrell Preparatory School. A. S. White of Lawton spent Sunday with Renne Allred Jr. Mrs. White is the sister of Mrs. Allred. Elvin Butler and family attended a World War II veterans reunion in Fort Worth. Mrs. Heard and Mrs. Wallender attended the Women's District Conference in Wichita Falls. Others visit or travel for business or lodge events in Montague and Bowie areas.

Wayne Golden Ed Jones Denison Jo Hilburn Huntsville Dallas Jo, Jr Terrell Preparatory School A. S. White Lawton Oklahoma Renne Allred Jr Elvin Butler LaRue Geraldine Ellen Joplin Fort Worth Butler 86Th Division W. Heard J. A. Wallender First Presbyterian Church Wichita Falls J. F. Cone Nocona Wallender R. S. Hathaway Lyon & Matthew Company Frank Hardcastle Bridgeport Joe Fulcher S. L. Greenwood Kevin Butler Dallas McLemore Bill Blanton Lacy Orie Garrett Montague Masonic Lodge Fred Young Austin Bowie Carrol Young

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Paul Evans Wichita Mrs. Sigmon Day Alford Elfridge Bowie Clinic Ryan, Okla Nocona Henrietta Decatur Bellevue
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