COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RESULTS AND GUARD CAMP NOTES
Voters across the county participated in the Democratic primary with margins noted for several races including Head versus Shotner. Local Guard Company plans an annual encampment at Camp Mules with extensive preparations and a goal to field an indoor hall team and boxing events, highlighting pride in past camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor
Ni Onal Guard
Camp Mules
Compa
Htelf
Hams Plone
Bosque Votes For State Candidates
Voters in Bosque show candidate tallies across offices including governor Allred and McCraw for attorney general with figures ranging from hundreds to thousands. The OCR lists party ballots and multiple offices such as comptroller and railroad commissioner, naming many candidates and vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryell
Ran Wee ‘Boagus
Well
Head
Msea Shotner
General Land Office
Gurnton
Richard Crits
C W Lattimore
Erbek O. Thompson
Mam
Mortiz
Texan
U. S. Tenior
Morrie Shep
Pard
Richard C. Boh
Guy ‘B. Plaher
Joe H. Eagie
Award Glenn
Joseph A. Price
Tor
James V. Allred Lim
P. Pierce Brooks
Tom Funter
Roy Banderford
F. W. Fisher
Walter W. Woodall
William McCraw
George H. Sheppard
Sam Houston Terrell
Walter ‘Walton Covington
Fox
Garland Adair
Charley Lockhart
Barry Hopkin
A A. Pat Bullock
le A. Woods
J.B. McDonald
Kal Seaviat
CIMT
George
Torrell
William M1. McDonald
John W. Hawking
Ernest C. Thompson
Carl C. Manin
Johnson
Frank
Morris
Goodson Rieger
The
Concordia League Encampment Notes
The Texas Concordia League encampment opened at YMA camp near Tomagus south of Valley Mille on a Wednesday in July. Enrollment for the event includes 96 attendees, with plans for a large gathering at Conewatis College where speaker MWA general epiotle of Petar We xinbel will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Concordia League En Campmans
YMA
Tomagus
Valley Mille
Wurabers
Uikor
Dass
Chri Mabat
Conewatis’ College
Mooresh
Mwa
Petar
Mindatryst
Veinaber Dar
Inter-City Relations Talk Opens Junior Chamber Program
The Waco News-Tribune reports the first in a series of inter-city programs sponsored by the Clifton Junior Chamber of Commerce promoting good neighbor relations between central Texas cities. About 16 Cliftonites attended as Rev. Andrew W. Byers of Clifton’s Fisk Presbyterian Church urged larger and smaller cities to cooperate so both benefit, with Clifton and Waco cited as having similar advantages and people. Mayor Joe Halen welcomed attendees and the program featured remarks from local officials and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco News-Tribune
Camp Meres
Central
Texan
Forel
Raleigh
Clifton Krowe Club
Mev
Myers
Waed
Clifton
Wald Festtente
Weea
Wace
Joe Halen
Tara
Wis
Wang
Wenttmaster
Cranfills Gap considers school bond addition proposal
Cranfills Gap Rural High School plans an issue of bonds to add to the building. The proposed addition would include a home economics laboratory a classroom and a small office to relieve overcrowding and support continued school progress. The State Department backing is noted as essential for ongoing recognition and progress in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertelsen
Cranfils Gay Rural
Eorme
Oransila Gap
Igh Choohan
Unita
Department of Education
Rehoo
State Department
Alvin
Clarence Lyon
Minn W. I Lyon
Iarvanse
Bond
Willie
Mit Pilant
Stra
Irvin Aer
Reni
Wriokwin
Poage Wins Race for 11th District Congress Seat
W. R. Poage was nominated to represent the 11th District in Congress for the next two years. The vote totals show Poage carrying all six counties, with strong showings across McLennan, Bosque, Coryell, Milam, and other counties, while his opponents Trey Shet Oe Tyr, Tirey, and Sherman trailed. The race notes the incumbent did not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bob Poage
United Iater
Washington
Prank
A. Sherman
Ponce
Distri
McLennam
Trey Shet Oetyr Ponge
Tirey
Sherman
Bosque County
Powe
Coryell County
Ponge
Trey
Full
Sherman Ak
Milam Conake
Penge
Congewmuman
Irmo Democratic Precinct Convention Held This Afternoon
Officials convened at 100 S clock to designate party leadership for the Irmo precinct. Members confirmed chair M J Mot Yuck¢ Tucker and other officers as part of a routine gathering to organize campaign efforts and precinct tasks for upcoming filings and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democribe Precinct Co
Eat New
M. J. Mot
Tucker Wan
Thorparaey Wiry
Amd Mott
Mableheerneary
Iang
Len Charset
Ira Mameing
Wiles
Pervrnitiey
Tolta
Sinessiivs
Trysiwy
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian social notes list visitors and relatives in town from Walnut Springs Hamilton Temple Plaine Texas Nolanville and Baytown with several families spending weekends and Sunday visits. The column records town residents hosting and visiting kin and friends, plus a note that continuation appears on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bird
Walnut Spring
Meridian
Iran
Haire
Valley Mills
Mefyie McCafkie
Hamilton
M.C. McCorkie
Forrest Dunlap
Temple
John P. Robertson
Plaine
Texas
Walnut Springs
A. J. Banna
Nolanville
Vick
Rubbard
Elgin Gandy
Cynthia
Ava Lee
Howard Brown
Baytorwn
M.C McCorkle
Mire
Martha Burch
Valley Mille
DC Tittle of
Hillabore
Roger
C G Collins Hosts Nesco Demonstration
Mrs Collins hosts Nesco demonstration featuring a luncheon prepared by an able assistant Pancho, showcasing menu items and kitchen efficiency at the event in Mene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Collins
NESCO
Ant
Pancho
Shower Given For Mrs Adam May Jr
A bridal shower was given for Mrs Adam May Jr formerly Virginia Cottle. A group from the Indea of the In of Chinat attended with a meloncone shower in the home of Mea J M Jat. The reception rooms were decorated with baskets and bowls. Dorothy Mat Calvert oversaw the bride’s took, and Mrs Blyie and Derm the Marie Fullie served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam May
Virgina Cottle
Marie
Hermes
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Clu Orville
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Sylvan M. Pederson
Amos A. Kangen
Jobe D. Helton
Forrest J. Jannon
Milton D. Carkin
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Leo W. Pool
C. E. Schow
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Equire J. Tennison
Arliclon
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Bal Tau
Cherry
Little
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Doc Davis
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Valian
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Balaor
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Roy R. Aviett
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Concordia League
Cranfills Gap
Poage
Meridian Court
Adam May, Jr
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