Weekend Visitors and Local Gatherings Reported
The article lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting social events during the weekend. It notes guests such as Mrs. Pret Rowschike and Ms. Angwil Roetachke Br visiting homes with family, Mr. Jack Taylor of Tur and Mrs. Millie Franklin hosting Sunday gatherings, and a 42 inch party at Charley Townley’s home. Continuous updates imply ongoing local social activity through Monday.
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William
Wropal
Lide
Joba
Wonsel
Min Angwil Roetachke
Jack Taylor
Tur
Mangeld
Bil Kleibrink
Near Dufton
Millie Franklin
Sonday
Dee McCormick
Jim Mott
Meridian
Sowell
Dunaby
Charley Townley
Goyete Liyet
John Carlyn
A.B Poston
Oncar Bergman
Mg. Rady Lane
Birthday Ball Tickets On Sale For Meridian High Event
Tickets for the Seventh Annual Bos whe County Birthday Ball at Meridian High School on Tuesday night February 10 are on sale through county committee members. The price is 1 per couple, featuring President Roosevelt’s picture and a program lineup by Jack Arung and Win Crazy Hotel Orchestra from Mineral Wells. Proceeds will support infantile paralysis and local health efforts.
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Boswhe County
Meridian High Rehodyy Onaciun
Prisent Roosevelt
Jack Ariung
Win Crazy Hotel
Minwral Welle
Arjung
Baal
Texas
National Fund
WAC ASSOCLATION ELECTS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Behybtg of Gagan was elected president of the Waco Pro Forte Camdlc Association at a January meeting in Waco. Elected as vice president were Ren Th!, Route 3, View President SAL taiat, and Brereary Trea be Corrs Val. Sidh Wass was named secretary with J. C. Lem, Tem and Williasum among others listed as directors.
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J. C. Lem
OM Dow
Governor stresses religion and industry in recovery speech
The governor urges renewed sincere religion and self improvement as foundations for rebuilding economic and social life. He links personal salvation to national prosperity, calling for devotion at home and support for Texas industry and agriculture. The address uses varied rhetoric to emphasize religion as essential to progress.
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Avena
Teal
Bunciy
Gov. Law O
Wis
Radio
Politcal Front
Addrens
Gatesville Boxing Tourney Next Month for State Finals
Gatesville will host a five day Dietrich Golden Gloves boxing tournament February 6 and 7 for eight weight classes. Winners earn expense paid trips to the State Finals in Port Worth with trophies for champions. Entries must meet A A U eligibility, with weigh ins and draws set for the afternoon of February 0.
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Port Worth
Gatesvill
Fai Dena Dent
Se Fonda
Fort Worth
A.A.U
Welighingsin
Othr
Hardy Cowan Navy Man Visits Hamilton
Hardy Cowan a Coast Guard service member returns to Hamilton after four years away. His friend John Orthlod traveled from New York to visit Hardy and his family during a short stay in the city. Both men are studying pharmacy in Coast Guard programs at the Academy Hospital in New York and New London.
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Hamilton Herald-Record
Wardy Cowan
Handy
Guard “Academy Hospital
York
New London
Conteetheut
Hardy Staves
Peter Rocker Leads Valley Bulls in 4k Win
Peter Rocker starred for Valley Bulls in a 4k performance with decisive points and strong defense. The readout shows team momentum and standout plays fueling the victory.
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Peter Rocker
Valley Bulls
Clifton Junior College News Editorial Reflects On Influence Of Character
Editorial stresses the lasting impact of character over wealth or tips and urges living boldly and uprightly. It notes that a good example can guide others long after one is gone, citing moral influence as the richest asset. The chapel program and tumblers are mentioned as entertainment. readers are told events are upcoming as the week progresses.
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Tito
Campun News
Emursonians
Venbrach
Turkey Festival Highlighted By Clifton County Fair
Local county members discuss promoting a traditional Habry Booth type turkey at the festival. Mrs Roosevelt comments on cultural displays and village plans while university groups prepare music and dancing for the event. Community leaders anticipate audience interest and vendor participation at the market and fairgrounds.
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Washington
Nix
Frank
Tin D. Roosevelt
Pat
Dacce
Abe Permane
Roosevelt
Fran Ming
Abe
Muesleuin
Garnersville Community News Briefs and School Notes
Local residents visited friends in Cranius Gap and Koppert Lindey Miswen rene Conrad and Valerie Liles joined at home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Conrad. Dallas business trip noted. mid term exams upcoming. PTA to meet January 10. Garnersville 4H Club aims to hatch 28 baby chicks as part of goals.
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Man
Wiede
Howard
Koppert
Lindey
Miswen Rene Conrad
Valerie Liles
Was
Lee Conrad
Sanday
Jack Munden
Dallas
Wes
Gus Walsleben
James
Pleasant Hill
Ole Vewm
Im Wook
Homestad
National Guard
Jenny
P.T.A
Gil
Nan J. Mangold
Garnersville
Ye Bay
Ross Barry Celebrates His Ninetieth Birthday At Bosque County Farm
Many friends from Bosque County and beyond visit Ross Barry at his Walnut Springs area ranch to mark his ninety years. An open house runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with tea and cakes, telegrams arrive from New York and Chicago, and neighbors praise his long local service and Aberdeen Angus cattle operation.
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Ross Barry
What Springs
Bosque County
O Pen
Barry
Walnut Springs
Tex
Mia
Etta Taber
Nell Bosth
Max
Jim Rushing
New York
Chicago
Texas
Hin
Huntler
Visyn
Texas Prison Inmate Gifts to Finnish Fund Meant to Aid Liberty
An inmate at a Texas prison writing as One Who Can Appreciate Liberty sent 36 cents to the Houston Finnish Relief Fund. The letter, signed Niel Namber, expresses support for Finnish independence and questions the rights of people under aggression. The note notes the writer’s modest needs and mentions earnings toward land or salary.
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Hlaiton
Tentiary
Emai
Houston
Namber
Beitentary
Mouton
Transabgiveng Bat To Single Ter As Aartie
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Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian society notes list Mrs Nolin Hill of Pearl as weekend guest of Pearl and welcomes former pastor of Naren Church. Mr and Mrs Karl Connolly of Whitney visit family. Tommie Wix of Fort Worth spends weekend with kin. Surnames include Caldwell Hancock Johnson Winters, Welch, Summers, McCorkle, Goodall, Adams. A baby named Mary Lynn born January 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Adams. Local church events and visits across Meridian households are reported.
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Nolin Hill
Pearl
Rubs Caldwell
Stee
John Caldwell
Mins
Ham
Naren
Tommie Wix
Fort Worth
A. B. Hix
Karl Connolly
Whitney
B. Johnson
HT. Hancock
Mullin
Brownwood
Miller
Thedel
81 Davin
Bandar’e
Waco News Tribune
Beth
Williion Roscoe
Roscoe Welch
Waco
Welch
Byra
Gatesville
Elizabeth Butler
Lynn Adams
Mary Lynn
Meridian
Searsville Baptist Church
Jodie Kart
Lovelady
Joe Hyde
Clifton
Austin
S.A. Goodall
Gates- Title
Mra
M. Bloodworth
Min
Alma
Boller
H.H. Rays
Havelin
Herw
Highest Court Again Upholds Texas Tax
Washington reports the Supreme Court rejected Ford Motor Company plea but agreed to reconsider a prior ruling upholding Texas franchise tax on out of state corporations doing business in Texas. The court cited a new constitutional law principle and did not detail further reasoning beyond denying the petition.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ford Mo
Ford
Petie
Hans
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