Honor Roll of Public School Third Period
Public school honor roll lists many students with high marks. Names include Bruce Parks Ewell Mitchell George Kebabs Ruth Joble Cleo Hott Happy Jenton Johnnie Lee Ryan Josephine McSpadden and others across grades A B and D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auth
Bruce Parks
Grape Gilliam
Tone Bryn
Carolyn Pederson
Mayme Glues
Alice Goulke
Helen Thompson
Ewell Mitchell
George Kebabs
Karl Lovelady
Keer Halon
Ruth Joble
Handgraf
Pauline: Lane
Nay
Maepert Hl
Sth
Grede—Irene Thompson II
Hantie Cowan
Cleo Hott
Happy Jenton
Johnnie
Lee Ryan
Josephine McSpadden
Uth Watkins
Jve Grissiand
George Miller
Clyde Brewer
Owen Finstad
Burrell Helton
Nall Gilliam
Almaed
Dorothy —Baldridge
Basel Fern Ronstad
Oleas Townley
Maidette Tensiaen
Jane Tyan
Toro
McSpadden
John Behar
Freddie Huli
Ane
Elizabeth Res
Alice Mariefi
Billie Pool
Georganus Swenson
Atrelle Fiery
Loyd Orberk
Charles ‘Fen
Meridian bank robbery yields 1000 in silver
Yeges robbed the Farmers State Bank of Meridian Texas Friday night by chipping through a brick wall and entering the vault. They opened a finer safe and took about 1000 in silver. The exact method remains undetermined. no bonds or negotiable paper were taken. Cashier Ferguson notes most contents remained intact and a time-lock safe appeared unused. The bank president is George P. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Texas
Yeges
Tate
Farmers’ State Bank
RV. Ferguson
Ferguson
Koswn
Ite
Farmers State Auck
George P. Robentaom
Baptist Church Evening Service Time Change
The evening service has been charged from 7 to 7:90 and 6:80 to 1:80. Visitors will be cordially welcomed. Pastor KL LeFevre urges members to attend and honor the Lord with a united, friendly church.
Milk Station Discussed in Walnut Springs Visit
Jack Tucker Johus M Jensen Fa Handley and Newt Fallis visited Walnut Springs to inspect the milk station where farmers sell whole milk. About 150 gallons are delivered daily with growing interest, and Clifton is urged to pursue a similar setup. London stores reportedly held pepper weighing several pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tucker
Johus M. Jenson
Fa Handley
Newt
Fallis
Walnut Springs
Clifton
Ledlow and Ella Topper Wed at Clifton
Local notes report Ledlow and Miss Ella Topper wed at Clifton on Wednesday evening with Whierant officiating. The couple, popular in Clifton, plan to move to Stamford soon, with the bride joining church and Sunday school work and the groom respected for his character. Highlights include family gatherings, moves, and community ties as residents adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledlow-Cooper
Lige Ledlow
Ella Topper
Clifton
Cooper
Lane Chapel Epworth League Program February 6
The Lane Chapel Epworth League holds a February 6 program with Leader Cone Dansby. Scripture Heb 9:26-6. prayer by Mrs C O Bergman. Floyd Vickery speaks on The Difference Between the Old and New Covenants. Stella Tergerson on God's Part in the Covenant. Readers include Marie Poston Vera Vickery Grecia Poston Bertha Honeycuts Lara Vickery Velme Honeycutt Tie Poston Mira Voiles. Benediction by Loague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Dansby
Bergman
Floyd Vickery
Marie Poston
Stella Tergerson
Vera Vickery
Grecia Poston
Bertha Honeycuts
Lara Vickery
Our Port
Stells Vickery
Ruby Ditch Re wed to Bowler After Court Divorce
Ruby Ditch, 19, divorced from James Ditch minutes earlier in district court, remarried William J. Bowler, an old family friend, as her stormy ex-husband watched. The ceremony followed the pair’s high drama, with custody issues noted and family tension evident throughout the proceedings.
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Bette
Monty Dan
Ruby Ditch
Ngain
Wiliam J. Bowler
James Ditch
Ity Arma
Grogen
Hool tax rates in Texas school districts
County superintendent data from October 14 1926 to March 1 1927 covers 188 districts across 188 counties. It lists district counts by tax rates from none to 1.00, with Bosque County showing 63 districts and various rates including 2b, 5, 3, and beyond, noting a strain on rural school funding.
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Texas
Choo
State Department of Education
Bosque County
Chifton
Coyote News Highlights Local Socials and Play Donations
Siperial correspondent reports visits from Chartie Gregory and family of China Springs, plus Sam Jones and family of Clifton. Fairview and Coyote teams played. senior and junior girls and boys scores noted. The Dust of the Earth play raised 38.05 for the school and will tour Clifton. Hugo Landgraf, Olden visitors, and Waco trips are listed among routine community events.
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Siperial
Cal
Cittan
Chartie Gregory
China Springs
M. Neill
Rule
Texas
Sutbirth
Monde
Fairview
Coyote
Jue Sior
Girle
Hugo Landgraf
Waco Banday
Sam Jones
Clifton
Severs
Methodist Folie
Stewards
Moshelm
J. B. Robinson
Vera
Fred Hutchinson
Bonnie Cutbirth
Clifton City Auditorium
Roy Harris
Houston
RJ. Evans
Raymond Robinson
Olden
Katherine Morrison
Bryan Richards
W. B. Raines
George Hix
Roswell
Teese
Frits Thiele
Landgrat
Waco
Wirt
J. B. Reeder
Little Son
el Paso
Globe-El Pato Cotton Dil Co
Yourree Produce Company Buys Triangle Business
Yourree Produce Company of Clifton led by Frank Youree purchased the Triangle Produce Co. of the city and took charge, uniting two towns under one management. Youree already owned Walnut produce interests and now dominates the county’s produce trade, promising further profits for local shippers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yourse Produce Company
Clifton
Frank Youree
Triangle Produce “Co
Thin City
Mame
Yourve
Walnut
Walnut Springs
Prospects Good for Wolf Bounty Bill
Tom C. Forks and T. M. Bishop spent two days in Austin representing Clifton Bosque County to push a law to remove wolves and wild cats harming Bosque farmers. Losses reach thousands of land and dollars yearly from goats poultry and turkeys with an estimated $150 000 per year in losses. They met senators and representatives, presented the case before committees, and received favorable consideration, hoping the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artes
Soriena Oe
Jim Hislme
Asai Cigtlan
Rex Moorman
Vallay Mills
Alice
Mabel
Fern Moorman
Mise
Alice Bonds
Howard Hulme
Jimi Hulme
Goldman
Wins Ethel
Ner
Graves
Hillebueo
Wes
Jim Hulme
Houte
Jay R. B. Moorman
David Morrison
Corsicana
T.M. Bishop
Bishop
J. M. Jordan
Ford
W. R. Reed
Boone Shepard
Reid
Bra. Hateltecaon
Coyote
Tom C. Forks
Austin
Clifton
Bosque
Bosque County
Senate
Bronze turkeys for sale from Mia Oswald
Hens priced at 5.50 dollars and toms at 5.00 dollars. Sale ad lists Oswald family at Route 1 Clifton. The Record and Dallas News distributed at 2.50 dollars.
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Tome
Mia
Too Oswald
Rt 1
Clifton
The
Record
Dallas News
Week's program at Queen Theatre delivers stars and laughs
Thursday features Rudolph Valentino in The Lady of the Sheik with Wilma Banky plus Babes in the Sawdust and Fox News. Friday and Saturday offer Hoot Gibson in The Silent Ride and Tom Mix in The Canyon of Light with comedy. Monday/Tuesday bring Thrills Up North, with The Conadion. Wednesday/Thursday Fred stars in Lone Hand Saunders and Galloping Ghosts with Devil's Gulch and Wild Horse Stampede. Notices include sale of giant mules and a Crane County listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
Wilma Banky
Fos
Hoot Gibson
Tom Mix
Tony
We Horse
Canyon of Light
Thames Meighin
Conadion
Paramount Ture
Tom
Trong
Royal ‘Northwest Mounted
Fox News
Admiasion
Fred
Alec
Devil's Gulch
Bob Custer
Jack Hoare
Navy
Beary and Hatton
Gitton
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Waco High
Clifton High
Hae
Taren
Meridian Bank
London
Qoon Creek
Jenbor
Tom C Parks
the Farmers State Bank
Clifton, Texas
Lanes Chapel
Epworth
Ausband
Eure
Cayote
Dallas
Jess
Maike
Commerce Street
Youree Produce Company
Triangle Business
Queen Theatre
J. T
Menson, Cranfills Gap
First National Bank
Cliftor Clifton, Texas
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