Eighty Years On A Wal Wetler Farm Barry’s Legacy
Old farmer Barry, aged 84, recalls a life on a Wal Wetler land inherited from 1846 and handed down through generations. He outlived many family ties, traded butter with local pioneers, and kept cattle breeding as his daily craft amid rural hardships.
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Barra
Walwetler
Doxque Telily
Derry
Mamatier
Thane Fiomeare Association
Amik
Wil
Johnny Barry
Demonstrator Calls for Canned Vegetables Budget Support
Mrs. C. J. Nyviel, demonstrator for the Modern Home Demonstration Club, urges a five month supply budget to stock canned vegetables and fruit for nutrition and growth. She specifies beans, pumpkins, greens, apples, squash, and meat supplements, stressing proper can design to prevent moisture and spoilage.
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C. J. Nyviel
Hf. D. Chub
Seeans
H.D
Orier
Smith
Mangold
Bunco Party Honors Waisleven Birthdays Night
A Bunco party was held last Friday night by Albert and the Waisleven group to celebrate the birthdays of Willie Walsleben and Clara Hampe. Guests included Pauline Glo, Bilara, Lydie Hampe, Lillis, Ruby, Thakma, Kleine, Meier Krueger, Velma Militine, Thiele, Monry, Yawhike, Norbert, Pool Arno, Gus Cand, Tassie Walter, and many Walsleben family members. The gathering was described as very enjoyable with a good time noted by all attendees.
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Albert Ans Die Waisleven
Willie Walsleben
Mian
Clara Hampe
Missoa
Pauline Glo
Bilara
Lydie
Hampe
Lillis
Ruby Fue
Thakma Atiiner
Dna. Kleine
Meier Krueger
Velma Militine
Thiele
Mosars
Monry
Yawhike
Norbert
Pool Arno Aid Ovex
Ampy
Miler
Gus Cand
Tassie
Walter Pressher
Jos Walsleben
Mr Sand Men
Walelaben
Tooiidge
Mim
Improved Road Plans From Garneraville Lions Club
A Lions Club session on Tuesday March 31 2840 discussed road improvements for Garneraville area from Clifton to ease winter access. The Roads Committee was authorized to seek merchant and authorities cooperation to push work forward. A committee to study curtain funding for rural schools was also formed with Parent-Teacher Association notice planned.
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Tieday
Tasnghiewn
Immanuel Tothurad
Andrew Byers
Ed Mundley
Roet
Gaenetsville
Clifton
Clarence Carpenster
Roads Committee
de Gnenersville Road
Lion Carpenter Slao
Brayon River
Basque
Hill Counties
Lion Tom Parks
Lion Pier
Provident Ap
Edetainen Fask
Peon J. Jackson
Cheburye
John Godager
Special Services At Presbyterian Church Next Week
The Presbyterian Church plans Easter week services starting April 2 inviting the whole community. Mrs. VD Goodall will speak Wednesday night presenting a reading titled In the Gate about Joseph of Arimathea and the crucified Christ. Friday night features The Crown and the Abundant Life with readings by Miss Dorantee Poulton and Miss Mary Lonive. plans promise a worthwhile evening.
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Presbyterian Church
VD. Goodall
Agneas Turnbull
Joseph of
Arithmathea
Christ
Warvice
Clifton
Rio
Mise Dorantee
Poulton
Mary Lonive
Tina
Bo Wall
This Boat May Be Last of Its Type Adrift in Wartime Claim
A fragment notes a German packet of about 10,000 tons may be the last of its type built in wooden form. Admiral Graz is referenced as the vessel is moved to a communication point near Wisht that harbor. Two older ships of this design are already in Garviow.
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Admiral Graz Fpeo
Wihétusahaven
Garviow
Cranfills Gap Feud Ends in Sudden Saw Accident
Slyvan A Grimland of Cranfills Gap was killed when a speeding wood saw swung to his right, striking him near his home. Born March 2 1898, he leaves a wife, parents, and three brothers, with funeral at St Olaf Lutheran Church and interment in St Olaf cemetery. The community extends sympathy as neighbors note recent illnesses and local visitors amid a sequence of social notices and reports.
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Wm. B. Bertelsen
Slyvan A. Grimland
Els
Milee
Cranfille Gap
Udden
Tieiri
Tess Jay
Desemsed
Aneit
Olaf Li
Marril
P. A. Geimends
Gordon Grimland
San Antonio
Belford
K. G. Spencer
Fort Worth
J. TL Conk
St Olaf Lutheran
Wau
Wedneeay
St. Olaf
Floyd Thay
C. Grinlad
Bess Khenler
White
J Reometad Ant
Wacouse
Paul Henderson
Guu
Crandlix Gap
Bro Fredericks
Peedericks
Gitone
Buickhelt
Minneapolis
Cranille Gap
W. A. Miller
Jameson Injured While Handling Horse
Jameson sustained injuries while handling a horse in an incident described through unclear OCR text. The fragment mentions a medical or emergency context but lacks coherent details or corroborating entities to specify date, location, or outcomes.
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Jameson
Meridian Court And Local News
Special Correspondent Mr and Mrs Clay Stinnett of Urteaville spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs J M Robertson. They were joined home by Mrs Robertson and Mrs Mary Smith for two weeks. Mike Ella Bowden visited her mother Mrs J W Bowden returning from Dallas Gala Missionary Council. Mrs Tierre Brith and daughters Jimmie and Betty Jean of Waxahachie were week end guests of Mr and Mrs R W Calwell. Miss Faye Walker visited her parents Mr and Mrs R L Walker. Mrs William Alexander and son William J of Dallas visited Mr and Mrs G P Robertson this week end. They were joined by Mrs Farnnid Hale who wintered in Cedartown GA. Mrs Hale plans Meridian visit this year. Miss Ernestine Mongol of CA Denton visiting her author Mrs Mongol during interdivision. Mr and Mrs Joe Lomax spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr Bob Whitman at Breckinridge. Will Cubler Deputy Sheriff of Brownsville visited here Friday and Saturday. Cha Romine of Valley Mills and Frank Trey of Waco were in Meridian Tuesday in support of Mr Tirey’s candidacy for Congress. Mines Glenn Combest and Char W Fuqua and Miss Lila South attended the Baptist District Workers Conference at Gatesville Wednesday. Mrs A D Clarke and son Wendell spent last week at Mission Texas. Mr Joe E Loans of Fort Worth visited relatives here this week. Chris L Robins of Craftie Gap was a Dundee visitor in Meridian.
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Clay Stinnett
Uateaville
Inez
J. M. Robertson
Robertson
Mary Smith
Mike Ella Bowden
J. W. Bowden
Denver
Dallas
Tierre Brith
Jimmie
Betty Jean
Waxahachie
R. W. Caltwell
Faye Walker
Mes
R. EL. Walker
William Alexander
Willian J
G. P. Robertann
Farnnid Hale
Cedartown
Myr
Meridian
Hue
Ernestine Mongol
C. I. A. Denton
Mtrw
Mingol
Cubs Show Much Interest In Spring Football Training
Clifton’s 1936 high school football prospects drill daily on campus under Coach Jim Smith and Assistant Coach Kent Appleby. New equipment boosts practice with blocking dummy and charging machine. Squads split into two for intra-squad games April 17 and 19. Mustangs led by Pool and Christen with Fossett. Stanford Indians led by Peterson and Dyess with May.
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Clifton
Jim Smith
Kent Appleby
Big Pool
Jobo Pounds
Charles Tennison
Bob Spangle
Brown Lee Porson
Joseph Knust
Walter May
Joe Alfie
Jane Standefer
Elray Hall
James Dickson
Oscar Prince
Elma Rice
Alton Christenson
George Fossett
Day Creck
Edward Peterson
J. B. Holder
Charley Smith
Thomas Poulson
Garland Helton
Clark Dyess
J. C. Lyons
Sam Roswell
Guinea
J. T Spancle
Billy Pool
Bm.u
John Pounds
Stanford
Mustangs
Pool
Christenwou
Fossett
Anust
Tennison
Helton
Kent
Sma
Indians
Jin Smith
Applications For Cotton Adjustment Near 1200 Count
E R Lawrence Bosque County Agint reports about 1200 cotton price adjustment applications. Producers sign by the county office for transmission to the college ration to approve and pay. A potential early closing date threatens unsigned forms and possible indefinite delays.
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E.R. Lawrence
Bosque
Thomas
Lawrence
Clifton To Have A Licensed Embalmer
Mr G Tindall of Stuphanville has joined Clifton Mercantile Company in the Furnitures and Undertaking Departments. He is described as a licensed funeral director and embalmer with several years of experience, expected to improve general sales and service in the undertakings line.
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Tindall
Stuphanvile
Clifton Mercastilé Company
Tedall
Doretor
Luther Debaters Guests of College Visit Luther College experts discuss judicial veto
Prof. David T. Nelson and colleagues from Luther College Deepent Jawa visited a local town driving by car arriving at 1 30 p m last Friday after leaving Rah. They debated the National Forensic Society Pi Kappa Delta in Clifton College auditorium outlining the pros and cons of the judicial veto. The group attended church services then toured Texas including San Antonio and the Rio Grande valley before returning home.
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David T. Nelson
Tome Ata Enta
Thomina Roberta
Kertolt Kankon
Harlen Moon
Prank Miller
Wil
Luther College
Deepent Jawa
Uough
Oantry
Chetan
Howe
Rah
Pi Kappa Delta
Nil Forensic Society
Skal
Clifton College
Colege
Texas
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Easter Cantata At Clifton College In Auditorium
Easter cantata titled The Triumphant will be presented Sunday evening in Clifton College auditorium directed by Mrs. Anan Odeguard. Seven sacred concerts are scheduled across Lent with free admission and a public invitation to attend. The program features a large chorus and soloists including Misses Neil Gillam and many named participants in the college community.
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Clifton College
Anan Odeguard
Clifton Collage
Aru Oudelands
Neil Gillam
Whitney Man Given Penitentiary Sentence
Whitney Man Burk, a noted Whitzwy resident and Clifton visitor, received a penitentiary sentence after indictment by the district attorney in Meridian. The Lirlet Court at Meridian presided over the case, with verification by Hom. Jackson.
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Whitney
Bob Burk
Whitzwy
Clifton
Lwo
Jory
Meridian
Hom. Jackson
Init
Clifton Thong
Burk
College Chorus on Tre Ola Saturday Evening
College chorus concert scheduled for Saturday evening at Tre Ola venue. Performers include student singers, with program details and timing to follow in announcements.
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TRE
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Garneraville
Lions
Cranfills Gap
Meridian Court
Saplanatiis
Anya
Tom
Ctiftens
Jasat
Cubs
Luther Debaters
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