Local Names List From a Historic Court Record
A garbled extract lists several individuals including W A Morris, Robert Lattimore, J E Melvin, John Wee, and others connected to a Kent Applely board, with mentions of commissioners and officials. The fragment hints at a court or municipal context and names multiple participants or associates.
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W. A. Morris
Robert ‘Lattimore
Bert
Crinnal Appania
J. OE
Melvecnid
John Wee Pep
Chernoff Family Settled Here Comparisons Across Distant Lands
The article recalls the Chernoff family's arrival on July 6 and their journey from Ukraine to Warsaw. It notes the hardships faced under German occupation, with Swetlana and others conscripted for factory labor and scarce food. The narrative contrasts past life with the new community, depicting grim conditions and resilience.
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Chernoff
Old Lome
New
Countywide rate district funding issues noted
The article reports funding shortfalls for payments due in the countywide district, with mentions of insufficient funds to retire existing obligations. It notes state department actions and approval of a payment schedule including amounts like $1.50 and references various local districts and branches.
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State Department
Monheim
Cranfil
Local Polio Ward Notes Incomplete Patient Update
Fragmented OCR details a patient named G. O. Bronsted in hospital with polio. Mention of family names Bewnstad and Le pear od sn ef, a doctor in Waco, and a game result Clifton by 10-3. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events.
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Magautad
Orvie Bewnstad
Mom Fay
Callen
Heaphia
Clinic Hospital Riends at Mr End Mra John A
A short note mentions a clinic and hospital context with references to Mr and Mrs John A, indicating a civil or social health related item in a local notice.
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End
John A
Football Players To Report Aug 31 At High School
Football players must report on Friday afternoon August 31 at 1 o'clock. The notices urge all players to attend the annual pre season introduction and begin practice under coaches.
Finding Hair Excitea North Bosque Folks
Community excitement rises as reports describe finding two braids of red hair on a farm near Meridian and Kop, prompting speculation about a possible incident. Local residents recall a chaotic scene and mention a farmer named Baker amid unclear details and fragmented memories.
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Meridian
Kopper
Oreak
Greer
Kappel
Mir
Hkeet Baker
Blim Wien
Farine
First Cotton Bale Grown By Tarango
The first cotton bale of the season, weighing 482 pounds, was grown by Tarango and ginned at Solberg Gin. He earned 39 cents per pound, totaling 186. The bale’s proceeds covered ginning costs and bagging, with donations from Clifton housing as in previous years.
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Gremen
Emery
Aurea Manning
W. H
Wok
1950 51 School Budget Accepted Details
The Clifton School System reported a budget for the 1950-51 year showing revenue from local taxes about one fourth of total income and bond indebtedness paid. Administrative expenses include salaries for the superintendent and related costs, with other charges listed and the overall budget to begin in September.
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Tiffen
Zilfton
Incen
Clifton School
Miss Billie McCown Weds James Perkins in Dallas Church
Miss Billie McCown of Dallas married James Brewster Perkins of Plainfield at Lovers Lane Methodist Church, Dallas, on August 18. The couple's reception followed with a heart shaped cake and a wedding trip to Gulf Coast cities. they will reside at 3200 a.
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Billie McCown
Dallas Church
Lovers Lane Methodist Church
Dallas
William Herman McCown
Clifton
James Brewster Perkins
Seymour Perkine
Plain
Malcolm Quinn
Navasots
Statur
Betty Huckabee l
Tridesmaid
Parkina
Seymour Parkine Jr
Plainfield
Richard F. Loomis
Stuart Arnold
Kenilworth
McGown
Seymor Perkneare
N. J
Wylie Ballard
Aisa Bobble Meneses
Biloxi
Missionipp
New Orleans
Navy Shantung
Navy
Public School Opens as Clifton Prepares for New Year
The Clifton public schools start the 1960-51 term on Monday September 11 with white and colored divisions opening together. Staff rosters list Supt Kent Appleby and principals Walter Htansen Glady Bayer Mra Mew Joe Hurley Mew Leon Arthur Bronstad Julian Kasbe ic Lockhart Lavette Lam by Ed Raymond Cook and elementary head Malcolm Harper. The first day includes cafeteria service and bus routes unchanged from last year with new gym and stadium upgrades and a band rehearsal set for September 6.
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de Clifton Rupne Senooie
Tharadaye
Worming
Kent Appleby
Suptigh
Walter Htansen
Prin. Glady
Bayer
Kaetie Retia
Inn
Mary Mew
Joe Hurley
Leon
Arthur Bronstad
Julian Kasbe
Lockhart
Lavette Lam
Ed Raymond Cook
Malcolm Harper
Prin. Mra
W. BE
Mia
W. HL McCown
Ends
Wilbur Pewitt
W Tester
Mac Elinor Schow
Lawrence Ringness Helt Sargent
Irene Love
WC. Juraé
Masket
Ming Elynor Jarack
San Vega
Neer
Terr
Exteteria
Saptor University
Clases Generon
Bain P. Ca
Bosque Road Projects Authorized
In August 23 Bosque Road projects are authorized as described. The note mentions Poultry pricing and merchant listings with items such as Ned Alte and No 1 brown, plus quantities stated in unclear terms. The garbled text references Frareiar moring and Pislon merchants.
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Frareiar Moring
Ar Pislon Merchants
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Wen. C. Andaoon
Nat Balan
Charnet
Espas
Bon Brent Wit Womack
Steen Niles Reat
Clon
McRove
Warsaw
Durie
Germany
Hitler
Swetlana
Red Santo
Bridgre
Stoke Augest
G. O. Bronsted Patien
Polio Wara
Owen Wiisaaara Capton Gime
Friday Eignt
Coop
Fulley Milla Winks
Bote
Foam Bet
Iris
Bycause
Sxversi
Frowe
Gene Arthur Bronstad Iasaed
Raver Shem Ad Coon Alsa
Tarango
Joana
Bombay
Farner
Mendy