Burglarers Leave Few Clues in Early Morning Break In
Carpenter Bros report a burglary at a building entered by knocking and breaking in. The thieves rifled cans but left little money or valuables. Benon, the night watchman, found evidence minimal and suspects cautious in their approach.
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Carpenter Bros
Way of
Ed Stor
Bénon
Shower Honor For Christine Christenson Miss Shawer
Miss Christine Christenson Shawer was feted at a village shower and farewell supper before departing Tuesday night toward Ta she to begin training at a hospital. Guests arrived to Bunco games and socializing, with many neighbors present including Orelia and Pas Dahl Alice Glapier Jorgenson Ora Bell Carl Ans Clara Hampe Nora Dell Mowe Ans Elvida Larson Paul end ilfreida Prescher Alton and Oliver Chrinten Bennis Dahl Henriett Dahl Ann Arnold Hampe Alwin Spitzer Delbert Anz Erich Allie Otis Watson George Caen Corstens Mr Larson and Mrs Avidarson. The party ended with refreshments and thanks from the honoree.
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Clarier
Jennie Mar
Lareen
Stine Chet Rom
Bunco
Christen- Jem
Ani
Vail
Minx Christensen
Orelia
Pas Dahl
Alice Glapier Jorgenson
Ora Bell
Carl
Ans
Clara’ Hampe
Nora Dell
Mowe ‘Ans
Elvida Larson
Paul
End Ilfreida Prescher
Alice
Alton
Oliver Chrinten
Bennis Dahl
Henriett ‘Dahl
Y ‘Ann
Arnold Hampe
Alwin Spitzer
Delbert Anz
Erich Allie
Otis Watson
Pergees
Caen
Pee
Patricia Ann Parker Birthday Celebration Details
Patricia Ann Parker celebrated her birthday on August 6 1987 with family at her grandmother’s home. The party featured decorated balloons teddy bears and place cards for guests Nancy Jo Peder Valerie Shaw Gootall Margaret Kee Paco Jessal Overton and others.
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Patricia Ann Parker
J. W
Nancy Jo Peder
Valerie Shaw Gootall
Margaret Kee
Paco Jessal
Toa
Overton
Fish Suffer From Heat More than Humans
Report notes fish die or weaken under extreme temperatures while humans endure heat waves. The fragment hints at Cheyould han with Tish in strones in hall, suggesting disrupted activities or conditions in an executive space.
Grand Miatron Visit Highlights Clifton Eastern Star Chapter
The Clifton Chapter Eastern Star hosted Grand Miatron of Eastern Star visiting from Texas. Attendees included Mrs Floryence Thomas and Bessie Gifford with other local members from Meridian Hamilton Turnersville and Fort Worth. The school ranked top for certificate proficiency with 100 percent pass rate and over 88 percent attendance.
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Pleverce Raed
Marin
Texas
Jonephime
Flory
Ence Thomas Wii
Bessie Gifford
Daputyrand
Muridian
Hamilton
Lissie Mae
Rennie Bradatrest
Willie
Tami
Chacd Metron
Jan Tteft
Farmers Short Course Canceled for This Year
The annual Farmers Short Course is canceled due to infantile paralysis prevalence across the state. Director HH Williamson of Extension Service telegrammed County Agent ER Lawrence and Demonstration Agent Nan Mangold Wednesday morning. The event, set for August 16 19 at ColugerRextton, drew Bosque County farmers ranchers and club women who had planned to attend.
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HH. Williamson
ER. Lawrence
Nan J. Mangold
ColugerRextton
Bosque County
Miss Anna Mae Adams Weds Fort Worth Man in Fort Worth
Miss Anna Mae Adams of Garnersville becomes the bride of George Alles Winchester of Fort Worth in a Saturday ceremony at 5 25 p m The couple will reside in Fort Worth and host friends after August The groom will be employed by the Lex Ball Co. The record notes many friends for the couple and their happy union.
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George Alles Winchester
Fort Worth
Anna Mae Adams
Garnersville
Fore Worth
Winchester
Lex Ball Co
Stes
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian Court and Local News item reports multiple residents traveling and visiting relatives across states. Mentions include Miss Mary Mawile Wedeweyer visiting Georgetown. families in Fayetteville Arkansas and Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stockard in Oklahoma. Richards of Mosheim visiting Meridian. Georgia McNemar and Mrs. Muttle Shuford visiting. Jennie Crow returning from San Antonio vacation. Caldwell family in Dallas. Teel Dunlap and Cle Armstrong visiting from Walnut Springs. Anna Mae Goodall visiting with parents. Kurt Tovelady and Norene Lovelady preparing for college. various small-town movements and visits described.
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Mier Ernestine Manguia
Nan Dare Johnson
Mio Viera
Mary Mawile Wedeweyer
Georgetown
Myp. J
Robertson
Mim Wedemeyn
Fayetteville
Ark
Tannya
Marvin Stockard
Wna Sone
M. Y
Jamon
Oklahoran
Try
CM. Gandy
Teel Dunlap
Clee
Armstrong
Walnut Springs
Anna Mae Goodall
Hore
Kurt Tovelady
Norene Lovelady
Clifton Receives First Bale Of 1937 Cotton Tuesday
Clifton records celebrate the first bale of the 1937 cotton season brought in by Downey, with a community premium list from local merchants for free ginning. The piece notes civic support, local births, visits, and Senator Connally urging immediate cotton loan relief.
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Clifton
Motorcycle Clubs to Meet at Meridian Park
Negotiations concluded for Dallas and Waco Motorcycle Clubs to stage their annual gathering at Meridian State Park. About sixty members will arrive Saturday afternoon and stay through Sunday. A nine o'clock Sunday morning baseball game on the old Rodeo grounds near the lake will feature riders on motorcycles. Admission to both events is free.
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Dallas
Waco
Meridian State Park
Fodeo
Former Clifton Girl To Marry Waco Man
Former Clifton girl to marry Waco man details show a local engagement as Mrs Newman and Thomas Wallace of M16 Herth announce forthcoming marriage in a toasted ceremony contemporary to the era.
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Clifton
Waco
Newman
Thomas Wallace
M16
Herth
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Wheat Insurance Plan Approved by Committee
Washington August 7 1 The agriculture committee approved a revised senate wheat crop insurance bill to shield growers from losses. It proposes a federally chartered corporation with up to 100 million dollars capitalization to insure against droughts floods hail insects and natural hazards. Five year grower contracts are outlined with premium payments tied to good crop years and indemnity in loss years.
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Senate
Connally
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mot Lowly
Washington
Gon
Senaian
Bn Oostbo
Cone
Enialne
Hon
Roosevelt
House
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