Meridian News Briefs From 1985 Local Council Actions
Meridian news notes events including a sailing camp trip to Waddow Springs for Mrs Clara F Bee and C F Poe with six boys, new houses added to Meridian list Thomps and Courthouse, special meeting of the Commissioners Court on July 16 1985 approving bonds and a hospital expansion grant, daily details of an annual recount, and marriage licenses for Doll Miedes Ruth Orrick Arthur Vadu Wilson and H R Duncan Margaret ED Parvin and Wilmaj with several minor items omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F Bee
C.F. Poe
Waddow Springs
Atubaa
Will Rogers
Ireland
Courthoue
Meani
Ikem
Miedes
Ruth Orrick
Mize Arther
Vadu Wilson
H.R. Duncan
Margaret ED. Parvin
Wilmaj
Governor Allred’s brother recovers after long illness
Tyler July 16 Renno Allred former district judge at Henderson and brother of Gov. James Y. Allred sat up today for the first time in six months. He will begin learning to walk again after a long illness attributed to back problems. A petroleum industry note ranks Wes among leading regions worldwide.
Weekly Chiftex program promises star heavy bill
The week at Chiftex features George as Pa Wissie and star pairings with Gertrude Michael and Shirley Temple in Baby Take a Bow. Also shows Shanghai with Loretta Young, Chooee Your Weapons, Popeye cartoons, and a slate including Break of Hearts and Under Papa's Moon. Western Electric Sound installed for best entertainment. early arrival advised.
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Western Electric
George
Wissie
Vetmansion
Richard Barthalinens
Foe Motv Aon
Gertrude Michael
Broadway _Higiftes
Shirley
Jones Dann
Claire Trevor
Shirley Temple
Movietone Nowe
Charles Bayer
Loretta Young
Shanghai
Manhattan
Popeye Comely
Mae West
Jeckyll and
Mr. Hyde
Cliftex
Fashion History From Elizabethan Wardrobe Customs
The text outlines 16th century dress details during Elizabeth I’s era. It notes gowns totaling about 300 in one period, additions of new drapes, the use of padding under gowns, ball shapes from the interior, and the parthingale evolving in the second half. It describes whalebone waist cinching, underskirts, petticoats, and the rise of a wooden corset with ribbens. Neck frills and later large ruffs appear, with starch enabling bigger collars. English knowledge of tart starch reportedly arrived about a decade after Elizabeth’s accession, and a writer called starch the devil's liquor. Hair color is described as red or reddish with some women dyeing to match.
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Elisa
Beth
Ribenreth
England
Abswera
Elisabeth
Meyer William B. obituary in Mosheim community
William Bernhard Meyer was born near Mosheim Texas and baptized in 1805. He died quietly on July 13 after years of suffering. Funeral services were held July 14 at the Schultz home with burial in Clifton Cemetery. Survived by father H W Meyer brothers Herman Alfred Edward sisters M E Mueller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Meyer
William Bernhard Meyer
Mosheim
Coryell County
Texas
R. Oertal
St. Jamce Catheran Church
Moyhem
Wm. Kuelps
Tere
Liie
Moshoim
Ra, Schults
Eutfering
R.A. Schultz
Moshelm
Nisds
Clifton
Fred. Myebroff
Pallbourers
Otto Mushlhaus
Paul Hennig
Otto Schultz
Raymond Cammers
Henry Mueller
Edward Mueller
Heaven
Hw, Meyer
Herman
Aithore
Edward Meyer
Mo. RH
Mueller
H.C. Lippe
Myo
Otto Hem
Ral Schulte
Friends and Friendship Moral in Hawes Text Fragment
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the value of friendship and the difficulty of finding true friends. It contrasts ordinary companionship with genuine fiends and notes the social rewards of sharing pleasures with a friend while warning that abuse or misfortune can arise from weak ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Hawes
Samaz
Prompor
Community Picnic Hosts Variety of Events at Valley Mills
A community gathering will halt meeret at pasture with a Preemam ceremony. Afternoon ball games pit Valley Mills colored team against Clifton, plus other contests and foods like cold drinks ice cream and watermelons under large oaks. Proceeds fund a revival starting July 26. Local residents share visits and church activities, thanking Mr. Townley for mowing the church lawn and inviting all to help with Lanes Chapel cemetery work day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeret
Amovemente
Valley Mille
Cifton
W. C. Barnett
Fort ‘Blockton
R. M. Lane
Spurgeon Voiles
Coyote
W. W. Crosley
Fort Worth
Frances
Bille Bagley
Were Shelton
Frost
Shelton
Early Mayfield
Jackie
P. H. Barnett
Valley 3S
Barnet’ Par Jenta
RM. Lane
Marie Walker
Floyd
G.vickzay
Iredell
Ail Thone
Lanes Chapel
Clifton Hosts Farewell For Mrs Schow And Family
A July 12 farewell gathering at the home of Mrs J M Bettin honored Mr Myrtie Schow and family as they prepare to move to Austin. Guests included Mrs Hector Hill who led the guest book and several others who assisted with refreshments and reception duties. The event reflected long years of neighborhood and church ties within Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Schow
Austin
J. M. Bettin
Chit Fon
Hector Hill
FP. K. Bradstreet
T. C. Parke
R. W. Helm
A. A. ‘Miller
Olena Grace
C. E. Pierson
Clifton Public School
Schow
Transfer and records process for school children
County Superintendent Clara F Richards requests cooperation in handling student transfers to other schools. Parents must complete transfer blanks, include enrollment term, and send to State Department with records. Appeals go to the County Board of School Trustees by August 6.
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Department of Education
State Department
County Board of School Trustees
Clara F. Richards
Boaqoe County
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