Death Shrouds Miss Mary Ellison in Quiet Homegoing
Miss Mary Ellison, born Bland Alabama September 3, moved to Texas as a child and grew to womanhood there. She was educated in art and music, raised in a religious Methodism family, and lived a refined life as a devoted Christian. Survived by sister Mrs Matt Cortney and other relatives, her funeral was held after services conducted by Reverend FeW Wau Al A'ial. Her passing closes a life marked by grace, culture, and service to her church and community.
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Bland
Alabama
James E. Ellison
Emory Collen
Miss Ellison
Dilgate Fatory
Key
Fio
Thio
Methodist Church
Aloa
Wieg
Ellinon
Matt Cortney
Nettie Kilpatrick Dies in Waco Sanitarium
Nattie Lucile Kilpatrick age two months daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kilpatrick of this city died in the Sanitarium Wednesday January 4 from an illness described as infant paralysis. She had been treated by Dr D A Carpenter of this city before her death. Burial arrangements were not fully clear in the readable text.
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Nettie Kilpatrick
Waco Sanitarium
Nattie Lucile Kilpatrick
Mer
Frank Kilalieke
Allied Signs Tax Penalty Measure
Allied leaders sign a tax penalty measure amid fiscal pressure and legislative debate. The agreement outlines penalties for noncompliance and aims to bolster revenue through targeted revisions affecting businesses and individuals.
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Allied Signs
Local notes on visits, appointments, and events in Meridian
Mrs Clara French Richards spent Sunday in Iredell visiting her parents Mr and Mrs French. Mrs Mage 8 and Little had guests from Ditton including Mr and Mrs Jim Walker and children. Pete Grimlond of Live On visited Meldia h Thursday. Miss Shirley Arthur, Meridian public schools teacher, resigned Friday to wed Mr Anderson of Weatherford. accompanied by brother George Arthur and Miss Wilkie Baxter. Mrs Mary Walker of Belmond visiting kin. Miss of Water was appointed by the Board of School Trustees to succeed Arthur. President’s Ball planned for January 10. Wendell Clark returned from a Rio Grande Valley trip. Miss Ninn Joe Goodall wed Bev Glaver of Coalidge. couple to reside in Cool ge. Froom family owns electric shop. R Lampkin Gandy sworn in as Deputy Assessor. Miss Jadys Kimbrough of Ball Bron Co Indiana demonstrated canning for county. Various court items and marriage notices noted.
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Clara French Richards
Iredell
French
Mage
Little
Ditton
Jim Walker
Pete Grimlond
Meldiah
Mien Shirley Arthur
Meridian
Anderson
Weatherford
Wendell Clark
Rio Grande Valley
Misa Ninn
Joe Goodall
A. Goodall
Bev Glaver
Coalidge
David Irvin
San Antonio
Cool
D. Preston Hornwuckla
Avsnesornd Colestor
Traxx
Jadys Kimbrough
Ball
Bron Co
Muneio Indiana
Watt
Duvall
Kanaan
Ketcham
Gondhy
Williame & Boaart
Conte Cisnara
Shen
Bosque Mill
Paving of Streets to Start by March
Sen. Connally reported to Washington that Ton City of Clinton has bonds accepted for street paving. State Engineer will review the plan, then Federal funds will allow work to begin. Mayor Parks says details are being worked out and paving should start no later than March.
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Che Ton
Public Works Administration
Senator Connally
Washington
Sintton
Fed
Eral
Tom C. Parks
Murch
Roosevelt Chooses Garner as Running Mate in 1936
Washington reports President Roosevelt quietly signaled he wants Vice President Garner to run with him again in the 1936 election. The move unsettles liberal Democrats who favored replacing Garner with Harold Ikes or Henry Wallace, but indications from the White House suggest Garner remains the choice.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Washington
Harold Hekes
Wallace
Treasure Hunters Have Merry Chase
Treasure hunters pursue clues across a crowded scene as locals decipher a cryptic map turning up a playful pursuit. The chase weaves through shops and alleys as teams race to claim a hidden prize amid festive cheers.
Interesting news at Cranfills Gap
Mrs. Wm. Bertelsen notes a weekend of visitors and events in Cranfills Gap including teachers, college students, clergy, and a Lutheran ordination. A million dollar rain falls Saturday and Sunday. Ruth Knudson and Charles B. Allen Jr. wed at the Lutheran parsonage January 16 with light attendance. Local fueling stations receive painting and remodeling work.
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Wm. B. Bertelsen
Wilma Caraway
Fairy School
Mise
Marianne Christensen
Glenn Knudson
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Homefolke
Roy
Reinertzen
Sren
Bernard and
Evelyn
Oslo
Helene Ay Luther
Clifton College
Lutheran Church
C.T. Roe
Theodore
Clifton
P. E. Thorton
Amos Amundson
Norae
Sylvester Jenson
Selma Jenson
Lexandria
Law
Mea. Willis
Windham
and Mire
Bennie Swencin ‘Endon
Neal Swenson Land Boneh
Polk
Anil
Tee Ellingson
Norse
E. P. Christensen
Tia Swenson
Martin Sorenson
Cain
Alvin Soreneon
Texas Tech
Cameron Lamyber Co
Ruth Knudson
Cove Springs
Charles B. Allen Jr
Cooper
J. M. Wallace
Kooewinu
Meswes
Ea Repsing
Ola Tindall
Unclear fragmentary report from local paper
The readable text shows a fragmented note mentioning names and a contract with a corporation, but most details are garbled and unreadable. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the available OCR.
Lions Club Gains Two New Members
The Lions Club added Stanley Miles of Clifton and Lawrence Rasmionen, prominent local businessman, to its ranks. Committees are forming on road work and other projects for Bosque County with reports due soon. The next meeting is the first Tuesday in January, the 5th, with members urged to bring guests and updates.
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Thopilay
Traftheon
Stanley Miles
Nd Lawrence Rasmionen
Clifton
Lion Barnett
The
Whitney Lions Club
Lion Nuckols
Lion Floyd Moffatt
Better Roads Committee
Bosque County
Lion C
Bronstad
Jubout
Conrad
Poyfy
Aged Church of Christ Members Given Party
Last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. AM. Jenson of this city members of the Church of Christ met to honor three of the oldest and most respected members. The guests of honor were T. J. Ford age 85, A. R. Clark age 86, and C. F. Hyde age 82. The event featured social games including Forty-Two, a talk by W. I. Lynn on their meritorious lives, baskets of fruit and candies, and heartfelt congratulations before departure.
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J. AM. Jenson
Church of Christ
T. J. Ford
A. R. Clark
C.F. “Hyde
Mark
Miston
Doris Polk
Autrey Cottle
W. I. Lynnade
Clark
Mi Atre
Jemnion
Meeting to Discuss Brazos River Project
A meeting to discuss the Brazos River Project is scheduled at the auditorium at high school on Friday evening at 7:30 pm for the public.
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Brazos River
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