Local notices list visitors and shop ads in Bonham area
Mrs Claud Sears visited Leonard Saturday. Mrs H M Ford visited relatives in Bonham last weekend. R L Holcomb was a business visitor in Denison Thursday. Aladdin lamps and supplies Manning Clark Meador. Mrs J W Wilson and daughter visited friends in Sherman Thursday. James McKnight visited Celina Sunday. Clyde Vestal visited Dallas Monday. Mrs 4 R Woods of Independence Kansas is visiting relatives here. Clyde Craig was a business visitor in Fort Worth Friday. Earl Jenkins returned from a visit in California. For Aladdin lamps and supplies go to Manning Clark Meador. Miss Margaret Barbee visited Dallas Thursday. Mr and Mrs Paul Cook visited friends in Sherman Sunday. Mrs B P Brents returned from Leonard Saturday after visiting relatives Mrs J S Badgett and daughter and Mrs Bascom Sears and daughter were visitors in Sherman Thursday. Folks come a long way to trade with us. Our prices are lowest. Lem Titsworth Bonham, Mrs Ray Manning and children spent weekend in Bonham with her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Myers. Mrs Crawford Montgomery and little son visited relatives in Durant Okla last weekend. Miss Una Lee Hampton of Sherman spent the weekend here with relatives. Roy Hamilton and Misses Winnie and Sallye Hamilton visited friends in Commerce Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charley Smith of Sherman spent Sunday here with his father R K Smith. Mrs Frances Hepburn of Atlanta Ga and Mrs Annette Wilson of Dallas spent the weekend here visiting their father J R Fleming and other relatives.
Local visitors and residents spend weekend throughout town
Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMillin and son and Mrs. Lloyd Moore join locals for weekend calls. Sherman and Pottsboro guests drop by while Dallas residents see relatives. Aladdin lamps advertised by Manning Clark & Meador. Miss Marian Barbee visits Wolfe City. church rummage sales planned for Oct 19 with Presbyterian and Methodist participation.
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The
Methodist Church
Local families visit and travels span Texas and beyond
Misses Blanche Montgomery Babe Nell Penn Frances Gillespie and Martha Joe Sears visit Denton College of Industrial Arts students over the weekend. Mrs. Mattie May returns from Plainview and travels to Glen Rose Houston Galveston and Southwest Texas. Mr. and Mrs. E A Randle of Dallas visit sister Miss Emma Dee Randle as their son James attends aeronautical engineering at the University of Michigan. John Hollingsworth Clay Horton Clarence Pace and Carl Reeves report from Louisville where the American Legion convention drew near 100000 attendees. parade stretched over five hours and five miles.
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Blanche Montgomery
Babe Nell Penn
Frances Gillespie
Martha Joe Sears
The
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Mattie May
Plainview
C. S. Mickey
Glen Rose
Houston
Galveston
Texas
E. A. Randle
Dallas
Emma Dee Randle
John Hollingsworth
Clay Horton
Clarence Pace
Carl Reeves
American Legion
UT students earn 35c an hour clipping papers
University of Texas female workers in the Students Clipping Bureau read state newspapers at 35 cents an hour. Despite their playful nickname cut ups they perform serious work clipping items for subscribers of the publicity office.
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Austin
University of Texas
Office of Publicity
Texas
Robbery at Coca Cola Bottling Company in Sherman
Burglars forced a window entry at the Coca Cola Bottling Company in Sherman early Sunday. They rolled the safe into a workroom, used company tools to break it open and stole 300 dollars in bills and 200 in checks. No suspects have been identified.
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Sherman
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Cogwell Tried to Write Name With Pencil End in Court
In St. Louis an accused in toxication case, James Cogwell, attempted to sign his name with the blunt end of a pencil and then complained that the fountain pen had no ink, showcasing his bizarre behavior during the proceedings.
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ST. Louis
James Cogwell
The Laugh Did It Teacher Punchline
A classroom joke unfolds as a pupil confesses to a laugh that escaped from a hidden sleeve through a sleeve hole. The teacher questions the origin and the student reveals the humor sprang from an accidental elbow slit.
Niagara Bridge Opens to Traffic in 1855
The Niagara suspension bridge began carrying traffic in 1855 marking a milestone in transnational travel. Built to connect New York and Ontario, it accelerated commerce and cross border movement across the Niagara River.
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Niagara
Red Ball Bus Line Schedules for Whitewright Area
Red Ball Bus Line lists departures from Whitewright to Sherman at 8:00 a m 1 10 p m 4 10 p m and 8 25 p m and to Greenville at 10 20 a m 1 20 p m and 4 20 p m. Depot at Dyer and Jones, phone 10 residence 228.
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RED Ball Bus Line
Whitewright
Sherman, Leonard and
Greenville
Sherman
Dyer & Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
OCALS
Claud Sears
Leonard
Mrs. H. M. Ford
Bonham
R. L. Holcomb
Denison
Aladdin Lamps and Supplies
Manning, Clark & Meador
J. W. Wilson
James McKnight
Celina
Clyde Vestal
4. R. Woods
Independence, Kansas
Clyde Craig
Fort Worth
Earl Jenkins
California
Margaret Barbee
Mrs
Paul Cook
B. P. Brents
J. S. Badgett
Bascom Sears
Lem Titsworth
Ray Manning
Lee Myers
Crawford Montgomery
Little Son
Durant
Okla
Una Lee Hampton
Roy Hamilton
Winnie
Sallye Hamilton
Commerce
Charley Smith of
R. K. Smith
Frances Hepburn
Atlanta, Ga
Annette Wilson
J. R. Fleming
Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service
Holmes & Edwards
Bow-Wright Drug Co
J. M. McMillin and Son
D.S. McMillin
Lloyd Moore
D. G. Coley
Trenton
W. L. Gordon
R. B. Gordon
Marvin Bryant
Madill, Okla
Ben Roberts
A. M. Roberts
John Philip Barbee
Mrs. T. FE. Barbee
S. H. Jared
Louise
Rouse City
Lucian Andrews
R. P. Gordon
John A. Ray
A. J. Ray
W. E. Wall
Pottsboro
J. L. Cantrell
Marian Barbee
Katheryne Montgomery
Maude Mangrum
A. B. Hemphill
Joe Johnson
Wallace Caraway
el Paso
J. A. Yeager
Fred Cook
W. C. Wood
Grover B. Smith
Wolfe City
W. J. Barbee
C. C. Hill
J. A. May
A. S. Johnson
Spartanburg, S. C
W. F. McDowell
A. L. Groves
Elizabeth
Garland
Miss Groves
Lem Tittsworth
Philco
G. M. Hall
Capeville
B. B. Hall
Mr. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Thedford
Bute Kdraught
Frank D. Layman
R. B
J. T. Nall
Optometrists
Jno
T. Nall
Sears
Cc” Nall
Earl
Carl Jenkins
Nicholson’s Cash Grocery
Wook
Lilley Dry Goods Company
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