Local names and visits noted in a holiday segment
Readers report social visits and family gatherings across Waco and nearby towns. Names include Yuka Bititter, Arto Spitser, Brownwood residents Ay L Bepoon, Tweney of Casiton, and families of Dobe Porter, G B Jones, and Mr and Mrs Drury Wookx, with Thanksgiving noted in the Providence Sanitarium area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuka Bititter
College Ste
Arto Spitser
Switch Bear Yarentx
Bre Ium
Mro
R. H. Hopnon
Ay L Bepoon
Brownwood
Frapely Tweney
Casiton
Me Roy English End
Childr
Glad Rone
Sven
Dobe Porter J
Our Paragrapher Praises Clifton Rally and Scout Spirit
The American National Hed Grows Rally at Clifton praises contributions totaling 124.00 to a worthy cause. Scouts and Lions Club members are lauded for support and service. Community leaders emphasize building citizenship in youth and value of the Beout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cally Clifton
Rogstad
Clift College
Clifton
Joe
Beout
Lions Club
Donie
Norenter
Hill
Clifton Home Lighting Program to Boost Christmas Spirit
At the December Clifton society meeting a home lighting program was planned to decorate homes and yards. Local businessmen donate a prize for the best displays judged on set days, with simple designs favored to celebrate Christmas and stimulate community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilftes
Jt Wne
Spermorimar
Clifton
Te Han
Cliflon
Yen Vo
Christians City
Soen
Wedneday
Varias
Death of Newt Fi lent Cantrell in Temple area
Newt Fi lent Cantrell born May 15 1870 in Tennessee and longtime resident of Shifton died at home in Temple last Saturday November 27 after working for the Santa Fe Railroad Co. Services were held in Temple and Suitton with multiple area clergymen present. He is survived by his wife and several relatives including daughter Miss Wayne Cantrell of Corvus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Cantrell
Tennessee
Shifton
Temple
Senta ‘Vo Railroad Co
Suitton
J. B. Major
Babb
First Christian Church of
G. B Kendall
Hayden Edwards
Clifton
Frief Wren
Dcassed
Wayne Cantrell
Corgus Carts
Poultry Show Catalog Excerpt From Fort Worth Page Three
A garbled list of poultry entries from Fort Worth showing multiple breeds with counts by breeder and location, including White Giants, Light Brahmas, White Rocks, and Rhode Island Reds, plus judge notes and wins. Names include Harton Carpenter, Fort Worth. E E Payne, Fort Worth. Burton Carpenter, Clifton. JAK. Freeman, Fort Worth. J. Pergeson, Gatesville. Entries feature hens roosters pullets and pallets with various counts and page references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouiry
Prestey Webb
Hillshare
Teth
Appellety
Alt Hays
Opringtown
Henry — Smith- Wick
Mary
Beashen
E. E. Payne
Fort] Worth
Hey Ty
Young Pens
Wisek Langshaw
A. K. Freeman
Fort Worshy Eweks
Fort Worth
John McPherson
Harria Feed & Kick Store
Freema
Wyandotte
Burton Carpenter
Clifton
John Ludwig
Cocker
Mhode Island
Central Texas Fair Lions Receive State Charter
The Central Texas Fair Association now operates under a state charter granted recently. The group has no capital stock and will follow state laws for such organizations. Officers include Tom Parts as president and W D Nuckols as secretary treasurer, with a board of directors enabling bylaws and vacancies. The club reports a strong year with a balance on hand to fund next year’s operations, plus a successful turkey dinner and bazaar event. The Lions’ drive for members yielded 128 new members and $1 contributions from most, with others giving more. A citizenry committee was elected to study electing officers for the local Red Cross chapter, and Mayien Edwards was named general chairman. (Continued on Last Page)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Toxin Fair Association
Atate
Nut
Tom Parts
DE. Olvernon
Treasurrer
W. D. Nuckols
C. G. Bronrind
Jack
Tucker
Ed Handley
Sefton
Lion
Jack C Tucker
Samanitae
Pepaeus
Lion Hay
Gen Edwards
Lions Club
Red Cross
Bronxtad
WB. Goodall
C. Z. Gelmel
Brecht
Mayien Edwards
Tom C. Parks
D. ©. Halverson
Central Texas Fair Plans New Exhibits and Building
The Central Texas Fair committee outlines building an additional permanent structure at the fair grounds to provide space for poultry sheep and hog exhibits crowded last year. A Fort Worth showman promises cattle display space next year if available. Community support and UT Fair favorable notices boost plans to expand facilities ahead of 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Fale Committee
Roek
Mater Qe
Fort Worth
Medilene
Bosque County
Clifton
Shaw
Chiis
Rextuce
Thanksgiving visits and local notes from Big Spring area
Residents including Mr and Mrs William Bertelsen and relatives spent Thanksgiving in Big Spring with friends. Bobbie Ray, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Anal Went, died Wednesday at Providence Sanitarium Waco and funeral services were held at the home and Methodist Church. NTSTC students Tra Dahl and May Ronnie Pederson visited home folks. Families traveled to Fort Worth for the TCU SMU game. The St Olaf Ladies Aid plans their annual rummage reaper gala to benefit the church parlor, Saturday evening at 8. Come enjoy. (Continued on Page Four)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Bertelsen
Oeear Domstad
Dom
Sstad
Big Spring
Jake Tippie
Bobbie Ray
Mix
Bobbie
Providence Sanitariam
Waco
Methodist Church
Tra Dahl
May Ronnie Pederson
NTSTC
Denton
Mervin Reesing
Man Reesing
Bt. Olaf
Uty Fink
Gal
John Muskestad
Sherman Jensa
Ole Vaum
Edward Jenson
Maloon ‘Torgerion
Wilodine Torgvrtin
Vers
Pouy
Roetschkes Honored In A 60th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs August Routachike hosted an open house on Sunday afternoon November 1 from 2:00 to 5:00 honoring Mr and Mrs Clay Cambeson on their 60th wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends attended at their home, enjoying punch and cookies and a program with greetings and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftarnoon
Aloes
Clay Cambeson
August Routachike
Guevin
Uvery Mes
Allen Olson
Cookie Big
Mire Extelie Jones
Giadge Clevenvamen
Paper From Weeds Bromined sed by Texans
Fragmented OCR text describes experiments and mentions materials like weeds, grain shreds, and chemistry terms. It recalls a memory of Als father and a chemist dean, with unclear references to a paper and a laboratory context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weahington
Noy
Thar
Trias
Colleeins
Keapp
Seeman
A. Reso
Wiedes Observe Their Silver Wedding Celebration
iH L Wiedes celebrate twenty five years of marriage at their farm home on a sunny November afternoon. A large gathering sings hymns and gives thanks as the couple recalls blessings, with prayers, a Dowel priator and a male choir performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ih. L. Wiedes
Apouswa
H. L. Wiede
Cotton Growers Meet in County Planned for December Attendance urged
The county organizes a series of meetings on the cotton situation and new varieties. The first was held at the Iredell greenhouse on December 1 at 7 30 p m. Upcoming sessions include Mosheiam schoolhouse Clifton City Hall Clifton Dec 2 30 p m Nerve schoolhouse Dec 6 12 o clock Wamagle Tworemunity Dec 7 7 30 p m and Valley Mills Dec 11 2 30 p m. Lawrence urges growers buyers handlers and merchants to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliften
Vis
Valley Mills
Mtr. Lawrence
Burton Erickson Kills Two Deer West of Town
Burton Erickson killed two deer west of town while on vacation, reportedly shooting bucks in the vicinity. One deer was identified as Willem Tussay, with a second buck also reported killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Erickson
Thre Elgtel
Willem Tussay
Dag
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. B. Jones
Fook Medeill
Valley
Providence Sanitarium
Drury Wookx
Wid Mix
Weter
Hallthir
Miss Paye
MB Curbs
Lomax
Dallas
Sire C. B. Roguemare
Atatie
Newt Filent Cantrell
Pre Anna EN TY
Sam C. Bingness
Mire A. IL Inensee
Anton Pedersen
Bart Tellow
D.C. Caraway
D. C. Cae
Amy
A. H Tsenaee
D. G. Caraway
G. A. Oben
Hhau
Tom C. Parka
Bert
Mre
A. HL
Caraway
A. Obeshaas
Mra D
Ernest He
Anton , Pederson
Pirat
Joseph Nelson
A. H. Inonsee
Kiltion
A. d
Twensen
Er' Nent Dle
A.W Taenwee
D.carawary
Bam
Central Texas
Trinity Lutheran
Bassar
Central Texas Fair Committee
Roetschkes
W. Neie
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