Meridian High School football banquet honors team at gym
Meridian High School football players were honored at a Friday banquet in the high school gym. Proceeds from the event will fund Avatar purchases for team members. County Court news notes ongoing cases with County Judge Karl Lovelady presiding as sessions run this week.
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P.M. Benson
Benson
Heal
Apendy
Wien
J. T. McConnell
Rio Grande Valley
McConnell
He Tiles Baber Co
Joli Caldwell
Sipiring
Wondall
Mradmother
Wens Faye Walker
Fated Mra
Lonnis Walker
Awige
Mra
Karl L. Lovelady
W. Anders
Fort Worth
J. J. Robertson
Alfa Wilseo
Gandy
Tnfttennot
Leon Marvin
Reaghter
Jo Lou
Groeibeuk Warn Separeut
J. Li Brown
Bob Gill
Joyce Poore
Abilene
I L. Walker
Miss Faye McFadden and Edwin Sinderud Wed in City
Miss Faye McFadden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.T. McFadden wed Edwin Sinderud son of Mr. Neil Sinderud on February 17 at 4 PM in the presence of relatives. The bride wore blue accessories and the couple will reside at the Willson home while he works at a local service station.
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Paye Meiy Padien
Edwin Sinderud
Z. Bee
Ludwig
W.T
McFadden
Neil
Sinderud
Miso
Minelair
Fred Will
Sunday School Box Supper at City Hall
On February 4 Mr C G Collins class of the Meth emiit Sunday School held a box supper at City Hall. Decorated boxes with red and white paper and ingd bauks carried a Valentine theme. Kent Appleby acted as auctioneer. After a short program and games planned by Mrs Borensom and Mrs Waller Ellim, the evening concluded with supper and lively activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G. Collins
Methemiit Sunday School
Valentine Hee
Hi -Win
Kent Appleby
Scelal
Borensom
Waller Ellim
Finland Belief in Victory Amid War Struggles
A terse political note asserts confidence that Finland will endure the ongoing conflict and emerge stronger. It mentions resilience, economic strains, and the need to meet wartime obligations, including debt or defense costs, as the nation braces for continuing hostilities.
Community Gas Picks New President Amid Regional Expansion
The Community Gas Company and Texan Cities Gas Company elected May as president, succeeding the late LB Dering. The combined system serves 170000 meters across 290 towns in north central Texas and southern Oklahoma, stretching from Hollis to Round Rock and from San Angelo to Galveston. May, a career marshal infantryman who began in 1900, previously worked with Ohio Fuel Supply and Arkansas Natural Gas before moving to Texas in 1916.
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Pai x
Distiow
Terns
Prt
Chester
Dalby
Idl General Mianager
Community Mature
Gas Company
Texan Cities Gas Company
Lone Star Gas Company
May
Lb, Dering
Lone Star Gun Corporation
Texas
Oklahoma
Hollis
Purcell
Round Rock Nd College Station
San Angela
Hur Springs
Clarkaville
el Paso
James Roosevelt's Wife in Divorce Move
Los Angeles report states Mrs. James Roosevelt nee Cushing filed a cross complaint in the divorce suit against her husband alleging desertion and mental cruelty. The action accompanies a property settlement for their two children Sara Deland and Kate with support for Mrs Roosevelt, subject to court approval.
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Los Angeles
Bet
Atra
Henry Ronzevelt
Na Taras
Tames Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cushing
Young
New York
Sara Deland
Kate
Valley Mills Club Hosts Magazine Club Meeting
Mrs Hector Hill hosted the Magazine Club on January 30 with Clifton club guests joining Valley Mills members. Preparations by Miner G Collin WIN Oswald Ve n Goolall and others. Sanford Pool led a review of Chuck Morgan book Sparen. Clifton Club extends heartfelt thanks to all.
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Hector Hill
Clifton Club
Valley Mills Stutty
Hill
Miner
G Collin
Win Oswald
Goolall
Valley Mille Club
Sanford Pool
Chuck Morgar
Bruce Marks
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Cranfills Gap ledger notes a stroke patient at Mt 12 20 and St Olaf Church services. Obituary details, travels of Ny and Mrs Bruce Barreson visit relatives, and updates on Kunico Wielomsa and Alice Faye Burleson recovery. Funeral plans for Eddie Mickelson's child reported. Continued on last page.
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Ara
Hernt Ertelson
Panera Vecvicen
Olaf Lutheran Church
St. Olaf Lutheran Cemetery
Bruce Barreson
Mulerhoe
Mire A. Barreton
Jim Adams
Quelle
Wave
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Kunico Wielomsa
Sterling City
Waco
Alice Fayer Burleson
Alice Faye
Sud Me
Eddie Mickelson
Dallas
Weiter
Baylor NYA Students Help Reduce Truancy
Baylor NYA work program reduces truancy in Waco Public Schools as 10 Baylor University students on NYA College Work visit homes of absent and maladjusted children. They determine reasons for absence, suggest corrections, and report to Judge Arthur Stout. One case led to Juvenile Training School.
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Astin
James T. Mixson
Neff
NYA
Baylor University
J. C. Kellam
Baylor
Kellam
National Youth Administration
Waco
Ini
Tadge
Arthur Stout
Stout
Taylor University
Mixson
Hig Hose
Hines Seeks Texas Governor Nomination Setting Campaign Platform
Har Hines, longtime Texas Highway Commission member, announced his gubernatorial bid and pledged a conservative platform. He spoke on poverty, social security, pensions, and education funding, arguing for responsible budgeting and rejection of grand promises.
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Terg
Texas
Hines
Texas Highway Commission
Lastight
Agaiet
Harry
Estiaene
Alfred Hardwick Seeks Re-election for County Clerk
Alfred Hardwick announces his bid for re election as Bosque County Clerk. He pledges continued diligent, fair and courteous service, aims to stay current with clerk duties and laws, and promises prompt attention to all matters affecting the office.
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Alfred Hardwick
Bosque County
Lagenin
Newspaperman to Get Job of Postmaster in Meridian
Meridian Texas February reports Moran Dunlap editor of the Meridian Tribune to become postmaster after scoring 88.23 on civil service exams, ahead of rivals. He is son of L A Dunlap publisher, longtime owner of the paper once named People’s Tribune, now Democratic.
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Meridian
Texas
Texasewspaperman
Moran Dunlap
Meridan ‘Tribune
Havin
Movin
W. R. Peace
Dustep
Just
Meiban Dunlay
L.A. Dunlap
Meridian Tribune
Pines
People's Tribune
Dunlap
Nto
Peart
Meritian
Bosque County Maintains Pay‑As‑You‑Go Fiscal Pride
Bosque County officials boast a debt free history since 1854, with a 1934 $78500 in warrants for courthouse work funded partly by a $10000 federal grant. Taxable value in 1930 reached 9.3 million, and the pay‑as‑you‑go policy governs all budgets, with warrants outstanding around 28000. The county tax rate has not changed in twenty years and funds are allocated to general, road, courthouse, and jury needs.
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Karl Lovelady
Commissioners Court
Bosque County
Future Farmers Hear Wildlife Specialists Visit V A clues 111
Mr Paul Jones wildlife restoration specialist and Mr Pat Stout agriculture teacher spoke to Future Farmers at Valley Mills about selecting districts in Bosque County for quail reserves. Texas will have five game reservation regions with biologist and game manager oversight. State covers three quarters of protection costs. farmers pay one fourth. Clifton FFA project chow postponed to February 22 at 1 80 p.m. Animals offered for sale then.
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Paul Jones
Pat Stout
Valley Mills
V. A. Clues
Jones
Bosque County
Texas
Clifton
Batre Parimery
Clifton Ffa
Lions Sponsor Soil Conservation Meeting in Clifton Area
Lions Club hosts Farmers from Clifton area with representatives from Comanche County Greens Creek project and State Soil Conservation Board to discuss forming a Bosque County soil conservation district. Committee names set to push petition. no funds available yet. attendees urged wider farmer involvement and follow up.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Thans Arent
Enw
Jeorste Haevis
A. G. Nelson
Ov Cy Johnson
Gus A. Hoel
CM. Bokke
W. R. Hela
Comanche County
Greens Creek
CM. Caraway
State Soil Conservation Board
Caewsway
Bosque County
Oneei Bor
A. le Bronstad
L. £. Temson
J. le Gerla
Andy Jolea
Faymere
Sione Club
Senator Connally Imparts Support Amid Health Rumors
Millsboro February report notes Jackson of Hillsboro defending Senator Tom Connally against health claims from Drs Baie and Connally, stating the senator has been ill and bedbound but attended a banquet, with Jackson visiting in Washington as a close friend. The piece portrays concern over his heart and public duties.
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Millsboro
BurHe Jackson
Hillsboro
PF. Connally
Spaco
N.D. Baie
Martin
Tom Connally
Heart Jackson
Washington
Connolly
Banator
Jackeson
Jacke
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Dillane
Faye McFadden
Finland
Waller
Waller May
Mans
Fugue
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Pebrusry
Flewan Cearud
Fear
de Kamin
Meridien
Tro Yin
Watwney
Mug Elie
James Roosevelt
Valley Mills Club
Magazine
Cranfills Gap
Baylor Nya
Alnd Mami Wick
LIONS
Senator Tom Connally
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