Clifton College Cats to Face Waco Indians in Spring Baseball
The Clifton College Cats announce a spring baseball schedule with a public preview on April 1 at Clifton when they host the Waco Indians, a top team from the Texas Association. The event marks the return of professional-caliber play to Clifton and previews the 1924 Cats season. Dr. Keever will offer eye exams at Price Stuart's Drug Store on March 16 for those needing glasses. Miss Olena Bakke of Temple visited Townley and friends.
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Clifton College
Clifton
Waco “Indians
Waco
Law
Doe A. Keever
Stuart
Letal
Workers Council of Meridian
Meridian Baptist Church
N. G. Manning
Temple
The
Santa Fe
Minsex Golda
Fay King
District Court
Mately Ath
Ami Pear
Miax
Ella Graham
Crawford
Abe Thax
Ince
Ming Graber
Clifton High
S'Ebeck
Birthday party amid rain at Wolverton home
Guests gathered despite bad weather at James Duke Wolverton's home to celebrate his birthday with indoor games, a decorated table centerpiece, candle blowing, cake, and favors. Attendees included Mary Lamise Priva Joyce Hobe and Howard Lew Griffr. The Geyser Ice Company began building an ice house in Clifton with Ed Stanford and Oscar Gangsher as contractors and J T Torrence named local manager. Dr G W Calling and son Hubert attended Fort Worth for the Fat Stork Show.
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James Duke Wolverton
Hin ‘Hind
Mintes
Frances Billett
Amy Lee
Mary Lamise Priva
Joyce Hobe
Howard Lew Griffr
Geyser Ice Company
Waco
Clifton
Clifton Mercantile Co
Stanford
Oscar Gangsher
J. T. Torrence
Thin City
G. W. Calling
Hubert
Fort Worth
Meridian Court and Local News Briefs
Meridian Court approves Avery Co bid to furnish a 20-26 horsepower engine for 2180 with a 6500 allowance on county-owned boiler. Austin Bridge Co bid 15510 to build a bridge across Meridian Creek on Meridian and Clifton road. Various court disbursements listed, including jail and courthouse costs. District Court set to convene. local society notes and upcoming events mentioned.
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Commissioners Court
Avery Co
Onelie Poe
Jenkins
Austin Bride
Meridiam Creek
Meridian and
Clifton Road
HD. Wints
W. A. York
George Crawford
Wyatt Metal and Roiler Works
M.D. Pendergrwaty
Philiphymise
MKTG
Spencer
J. W. Standefer
H. Johnnon
Harper Ranch
CML Adams
Eres
Clifton Mercantile Co
Davin and Parks
Jones Warnes
City Garage
Jack Pool
Grant. Saddler
Wallace
Gravel
McNeill Hardware Co
Moore and Jones
Canutesan
Fort & Co
Price & Bush
HLA
Pierce Oil Co
T. Jones
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap Prominent Local Visits
Geo Robertson of Meridian visited Cranfills Gap while Mrs Everett of Carlton came for dental work for Mrs Everett. G W Murphree and Miss Jewell Gaston wed. Olaf Johnson returned from Abilene and resumes bank work before May. Clarence Berg and Miss Ruble Lormrude wed. The town notes cream buying and diversified farming as prices for cotton remain high. Chautauqua plans noted for April third. Pierce Richards and Arthur Milon of Moshelm reported a pregnancy victory in town.
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Geo. Robertson
Meridian Mesa
Mra
My Everett
Carlton
Mow
Reer
Everett
Jno
Green
Mice
G. W. Murphree
Mise Jewell Gaston
Freom
Abilene
Hico
Rystad
Nuree
Clarence Berg
Lormrude Herband
Goar
Olields
Kin Barry
Betty T. Geewnville
Clyde Tindall
Clyde
C. Bronstad
Hon Nave
Crea
P. California
Granite Gap
Carl Colwick
Stephsmaville
Pierce Richards
Arthur Milon
Moshelm
Tueway
Presbyterian Church Services and Upcoming Revival Planned
Regular services at St Burlay start with Sunday School at 9:43 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet in the afternoon and evening. A congregational meeting will close the morning service to discuss vital matters. Pastor J. J. Spours notes revival meetings planned in May with former pastor F. Hardie conducting. Local notes mention unusual quiet in Clifton from a past Fain event and A. M. Markets among residents in the Tecarseille community.
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Parsbyterian Church
St Burlay
Pater
Eria Church
Thie City
Uhttix F. Hardie
Newaton
Thie Church
Haw
Senior class entertains Lowry Lewis announces candidacy
Meridian resident Lowry Lewis attended Clifton High history night for the Senior Class to announce his candidacy for sheriff of Bosque County. The event featured piano music, poems, and refreshments as attendees, including teachers and classmates, voted for him in the upcoming primary. Local business leader W H Jenkins sold his Clifton Bakery stake to partner Linn, while RAT Gillespie Farm advertised milk cows and calves for sale alongside other livestock listings.
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Pete Ginon
Lowry Lewis
Meridian
Elsie
Clifton High
Walker
Lewis Wee Bern
Stigelif
Rook
Laix
Bharti
Randal
Eliott
Hetty
Alon
Lewis Hupar
Christine Walker
Lela Deanes
Alma
Lena Miaaland
Bereth Allen
Buena
W. H. Jenkins
Clifton
Linn
Mr. Linn
Mr. Jenkins
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Carpenter Bros
Texas
Cliff
CATS
Olena Bakke
Walter ‘Townley
Sirved
Meridian Court
Lrriage
A.C. Berg
Ruby Bormrady
W.M. Landgraf
Florence Blackman
R. L. Welborn
Gladys Grimland
Sidney ‘Thomas
Maudie] Moore
Hubert Turner
Juanita Boyoan
Oreck
Pane
Drs. Osegsardes
Jake
Jimmie
American Legion Minstrel
Mixon Hall
Clifton, Texas
Harmony Four
Black Face Chorus
Old Ting Fiddlers’ Contest
Carpenter Drug Store
James White
Blue
Coon
Cranfills Gap
Bearness
A. M. Markets
Tecarseille
Catan Wednentay
Mary Philbin
Santa Cruz Island
the Queen Theatre
AiackiPih
Pearman
Minta Moffatt
Eleanor Fricke
Phil Gilliem
Colwick
Douglae Brandeter
Jesse Johnson
Hilton Cox
Allison Parson
Jack Prather
Raley
Bettis
RAT Gillespie Farm
Tmarway
Alt
Humes
Lige Wallace
Turnersville
J. K. McSpaddes
Fort
FORD
FORDS
A. G. Gilliam
Motorigos
Cliftes
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