Meridian Court Proceedings Record February 11
Commissioners Court met in regular session February 11. Report of jury of view on Meridian Creek road damages $90. Report of E Jenkins road district No. 1A. J L Brown advanced $900 for 1924 salary. Judge to advertise bids for a bridge on Meridian Clifton road and for a 20-35 horsepower tractor. County officers’ reports approved. $1004.92 apportioned to special funds. refunds from State Highway Dept noted. Pauper list listed several names with $15 each. continued on page.
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Patriotic Program Planned at High School Friday Afternoon
The American Legion and Ausstiary present a Patriotic Program at the High School Auditorium on Friday afternoon February 22 with an audience invocation. The lineup includes J C Willerton, D Raley, and Mrs Anna Marie Oleon, a George Washington tribute by A Moore, an Anvil Chorus, a Glee Club directed by George Washington, and a Bar Spangled Banner performance. Post Commander C M Smith leads the event with all invited.
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Warren
Anna Marie Oleon
George Washdon
A. Moore
G. W. Anderson
Anvil
Mise Raines
George Washington
Tarkington
Kim Phillipe
Cm. R. Smith
Aristocrats and Poultry Vaccination Pitch
An advertisement urges timely feeding and vaccination to raise healthy chicks. It promotes laying eggs on good stock and offers a liberal reduction on eggs to club boys and girls. The message emphasizes real good eggs and setting improved hens.
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D. C. Holverson
News of the Week at Clifton College
Clifton College progresses toward publishing Aryt lapue with subscriptions and a 75 cent price to break even at 250 copies. The weekly highlights varsity trips, plays, a touring reader, a debate, new seats, and upcoming events including a Lutheran church meeting and college corporation session.
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Clifton Public School News Items Debated and Celebrated
The Friday debate drew a small crowd but impressed, with Lee Colwick and Roderick Hobbs declared top speakers after a tight vote. Rev. Levelett spoke for Near East Relief at chapel, inspiring adoption of an Armenian orphan by each pupil for five cents monthly. The Sophomore girls beat the Seniors 27 26 in a thrilling game, minor football and choir notes reported, and enrollment nears 600.
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Foland Weideraenders
Lee Colwick
Roderick Hobbs
Roland Weider
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Levelett
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Near East Relief
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Igh
Chiftor School
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Misa Phillipa
Chitton High School
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Alma Lena Moualand
Clifton
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Alain Lene Mjealand
Lela Jeans
Annie Gray
Alice Clement
Ue Belle Simmons
Ruth Russell
Tewyl Thurmond
Maidee Schowsever
Anteineti Westgaard
Btfes
Quante
Irene Mjaaland
Soemphioe Hanns
Week's program at the Queen Theatre presents multiple features
Last chance to see Human Wreckage with Matinees and evening shows. The Dangve Trail dawn Oliver Curwood story of adventure in the frozen North. The Wanfaring Two with Revioal Peony. Not a Drum Was Heard. Alvo comedy. Shepherds of the Holy Land benefit screening. Ethel Clayton in The Remittance Woman with Eyes of the Forest and Pioneer Trails added. Admission 10 to 40 cents.
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Adminion
Briday and
Saturaay Matinee HB
Warner
Dawn Oliver Curwood
Tove
Luther Pushers
Revioal Peony
Bette
Rock Jones
Alvo
Aidminion
Kans
Holy Land
Clifton
Hadren
Ethel Clayton
Reh
Ned Abdullah
Tom Mix
Community News From Cranfills Gap and Nearby
In Cranfills Gap on February 19, residents like Mr Weary Wivner of Hamilton and Frame Wiener of Dublin aided local business efforts. A Sunday evening program by the Clifton Methodist church drew appreciation. Rev C T Lemon and family from Milan Minn arrived for a vacation visit. Neighbors Mrs Alive Ringoss and others visited a dentist in a nearby town. Pierce Mitchards enjoyed a Thursday visit tied to road progress talks. Mr Finstad and Miss Emma Carlson held a religious service with Meg J K Ityad officiating. The Finatads’ son Pinata is noted among local families. A daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carlton of Spring Creek was a popular figure.
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Mise Emma Carlson
Wellork
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John Carlton
Spring Creek
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