Gap School News Highlights Local Programs and Games
Gap School reports a January 17 fundraising program with donations by merchants to aid the school. Students enjoyed an assembly led by Mrs. Holbrook, while the Grammar School notes music by an amateur band and a talk on Jamestown by Rev. Maakestad. The boys’ basketball team lost a close game to City Outlaws, with players Peacre Pederson and Christenson excelling on offense and Chubby Knudson strong on defense. The gap Luther League met January 12 with hymn singing and a pastor’s address, as committees organized upcoming activities.
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Turatay
Holbrook
Grammar School News
IPP
Crawfills Gap
City Outlaws
Wwe
Outlaws
Joal Peacre
J. Pederson
FM Christenson
Cleo
Chubby) Knudson
Mutt
Bes
Koppers
Irks
SY. Olap Luther
St Ole Luther League
Mabel Reesing
Farlan Reeston
Sehrmont
Muakestad
Health and mortality claims cited in 1936 Clifton bank notice
A Clifton Record page summary notes a long list of health statistics from Hygela magazine and American Medical Association, including male-female mortality differences and life expectancy gaps. The notice also includes a 1936 financial statement for Cra Security State Bank of Clifton, Texas, with assets and liabilities totals and attestations by bank officers.
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Sigur V. Allen
Mayo Cinje
Rochester
Minn
Tonger
Hygela
American Medical Association
Cra Security State
Aeinfills Gap
St of Texas
Buthent
Ghtton Record
Clifton
State of Texas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Jackson Chooses Site for Treasury Building
Jackson selects a site for the treasury building amid debate about location near the Capitol. The Washington Star notes the president’s decisive moment with his cane and the claim the site is the world’s greatest depository. The exhibit includes historic artifacts such as old keys, medals, and a Spinner signature. The Grand Coulee Dam project and Isle of Pines wildlife are also mentioned.
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Washington
Capitol
Washington Star
Andrew Jackson
Iorning
Pennayl
Ania Avenue
A. E. Brown
Navy
Mak Ag
Ftousia
Pune
Ama Canal Strip
Lincoln
Ford
Dance At Womack Hall Saturday Night
Dance at Womack Hall Saturday night with good music. Admission 40 cents. Committee notes 16-2tp.
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Womack Hall
Lanes Chapel sees first quarterly conference and community visits
The first quarterly conference was held Sunday with Rev Baldridize delivering a splendid message. A large crowd attended with visitors from various sections. Miss Creole Poston, a Senter Hill teacher, spent the weekend with relatives. Many local families attended church events and reported on members' health and visits from Mosheim and Clifton.
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Tven
Creole Poston
Senter Hill
T. R. Mayfield
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Friday To Beat) the Bedside of Mr. Mayfield
Slater
Monti Hull
Otto Schirainn
Fnuichter
Leoni
Ay Townley
Grace
Monta Mayfield
Vroln Lewands
Christine Freakin
Mms
Avery Cox
Woll
Bare Bri
Dolphus Dansbyy
Mes
Osea Johns
Tennison
Clifton
Ora Clyde Rice
Mosheim
Laverna Cox
Baptist Sanitarium
Waco
W. J. Shelton
Carlton
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Isle of Pines
Lanes Chapel
Peas
Lane
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Gan
Wishmore
Waldroff Tissue
Lane’s Food Store
Chevrolet
Chevroley Motor Company
Detroit
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Bowen
Torque
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Nauue
Standefer Ghevrolet
Conall Gciarvah Ters
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