Clifton College Names Changes in Faculty and Administration
Clifton College announces new staff assignments for the upcoming school year. Dorothy Steeles Wangen will head the history department joined by Paul J. Laubach as Trent Administration head. Marlowe W. Jomo directed music and acting. Roper L. Nan Gall leads worship and choir. Arm old Boyum oversees Daye dormitory and admissions. Oscar Paul Landseth departs to naval training after Clifton high school tenure. Arlyne Renter crowned queen at a recent contest.
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Baphomier
Besbaton
Clifton College
Mas Dorothy
All Brown
Steeles Wangen
Sion
Suain
Trent
Paul J. C Laubach
Herence
Fet
Marlowe W. Jomo
Oscar Paul Landseth
Annolla
Pensacola
Floeiila
Popastay
Naval Avistion
War Paul
C. P. Lang
Clifton
Fred Jo
Clifton High School
Naval Avis Sion
Us Duty
Naval Air Station
Dallas
Lang ‘Eth
Tarkee Ls
Angreth
Arto
Corpus Carla
Lucille Watson
Lingleville
Stephenville
Maskell
Mise Watson
J. W. Hurl
Minx Jianelle Gilmore
Turnersville
Port Worth
Neplaces Mire
Francis Fussett
Aubrey Robe
Fell Studlenail Calleh
Uah
Weldon Fare
Fair premiums pitched for Clifton county fair rides
The Clifton fair directors plan a large carnival with many rides and a cattle show featuring Bosque County stock and the Central Texas Polled Hereford Association as a key attraction. A civic Ladies committee will again serve a turkey dinner. The event aims to draw youth and families despite drought, with plans discussed at a meeting on Friday night.
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Clifton
Foden
Fair Directora
Suewiug
Bogue County
Bosque County
Central Texas
Ingre
Fair
B. J. Dab
Vocation Bible School Draws Twenty Children at Lanes Chapel
Lanes Chapel reported a successful Vacation Bible School held during revival, enrolling eighteen children who enjoyed a five day seman. Visitors Max Raysond Knudson of Raymondville and Vickrey of Clifton spent time with locals Avery Cos, Mickey and Penny Blue, aiding the community effort.
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Avery Cos
Sogn
Uiton
Tweety Sills
Wetty Tym Vickrey
Clifton
Mickey
Aml
Penny Blue
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Prompt service offered on rubber stamps and ink pads by The Chittoon Record
A brief notice states prompt service is available for rubber stamps ink pads and related office supplies from The Chittoon Record, inviting customers to inquire for details and pricing.
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Chitton
Son Arnold Ray Reported Torn While Weighed In
Aupsat 16 10k weigh in shows a young man weighing pounds 12 with injuries described as torn to pieces, details limited. The report names Mr and Mrs. RA in connection with the incident.
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Aupsat
Gener
Arnold
Ray Torn
End Mie RA
Clifton Scout Receives Free Plane Ride Adventure
Clifton boy Wayne Dale Beam and two other scouts from Temple earned a free plane trip to Austin and back with a stop at the Governor’s chair, after departing from Waco. The group flew 48 minutes each way in favorable wind, toured the University of Texas, Barton Springs, and the Capital Building, then returned to Waco amid local celebrations and stories of the day’s excitement.
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Wayne Dale Beam
Sinon Hout
Clifton
Temple
Vivieyne Dale
Jayne
Dale Probaly
Austin
Capital
Tutta
Barton Prings
Watereite
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Fortnight
Personal news from Clifton area recalls Mier family jesting at home. Guests include Mrs Loyd Homerstad and Roy Mareth of Waco with relatives from Urbane and Minors. Trinity Lutheran buys a home for Sunday School use, Dahl family to move soon. Willmans and Orwalds visit Mason, then Fredericksburg for county fair. A. N. Hamilton of Prairieville visits Clifton kin and remembers last year’s gatherings. Charlie Nelson of San Angelo noted in sociales.
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Mier Bugs
Dunlop
Calvin Dunlop
Loyd Homerstad
Suny Hay
Homerstad
Roy Mareth
Waco
RW. Barask
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl Dahl
A. N. Hamilton
Prairieville
Tom
Tins Mimland
Clifton
Uthdas
Bir
Charlie Nelson
Angelo el
Second Primary Set For Saturday In County Race
The county plans a second primary next Saturday for Court, No. 1, with Spurgeon Bell and Frank P Culver as candidates. Limited only to relative votes, the Democratic Committee chose a short, low-cost election to minimize expenses.
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Angie
Spurgeon Bell
Frank P Culver
Tarrant
Uhithood
Faye
First Cotton Bale Ginned This Week in Local Area
The first cotton bale of the year was ginned Thursday by Solberg at the Howard place. It weighed 503 pounds and brought 11 cents per pound, totaling about 503 dollars. Ginning costs and fiber details are noted, with optimism about the crop depending on upcoming rains as the dry spell continues.
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M. Sabre
M. Lambert
Solberg
Sinderud Anz Wedding At Trinity Lutheran Church
Sinderud of Cranfill Gap and Anz of Clin traveled to Trinity Lutheran for a candlelight ceremony on August 10. The service featured Rev W officiating and expansive notes on reception and wedding party. The ceremony united Betty Lau Anz and Clinton Mayce with detailed bridal attire, attendants, and post ceremony celebration at the church hall.
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Betty Lau Anz
Clin
Clinton’ Mayce
Sinderud
Cranfilly Gap
Arnold G. Ann
Noeman Linderut
W. the
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Linda Jackson
Marrage Ty
Mise von Dean Lawson
Whivey
Béar
Sean’ Aae
Cman
Yvonne Sinderud
Crwnils Gap
Virginia Anderson
Clifton
Foyer Nines
Dalla
Leland ‘Teggerion
Waco
David Bergan
Hanrry
Fon
AC. Greenwede
Whit’ney
Robin Barren
Valley Mills
Misa Gall
Bing ‘Ness
Billy Joe Anz
David Hal
Ceres Mony
Nsid
Uland
Teeuest Fark
Novia McDoura
Mig Harbors Patterson
Sind
Clif
West Ath Street
PCA Barbecue Brings Farmers To Meridian Lake
Waco Production Credit Association members hosted a second annual barbecue at Meridian Lake on Wednesday night drawing 254 attendees including men, women, and children from Bowne and Bosque counties. Carle Val Smith, secretary, spoke after introduction by David Knudson. Smith outlined upcoming national legislation affecting farmers group interests and urged members to advise their representatives, noting potential impacts on farm policy and the federal canal project.
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Waco
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Meridian Lake
Ace
Association
Bowne County
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Carle Val Smith
Ian
David Knudson
Bosque County
Weed Mel Smith
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale and local officials. The readable parts include action terms and names, suggesting a notice style item with missing details.
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