Local Social Notes From Cleburne And Nearby Areas
A partial social column records visits and stays around Cleburne and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs of Payne College Brownwood, Mr Chatham and family, Mrs Ten Warren and child, Mrs 0 B Roquemore, Mrs Sim Goodall, Mrs Perry Glover, Pearl Scarlett, L A Dunlap, Abelby’s sister Ida Cochran, Dr 0 R Goodall and son Wil War of Memphis Texas, and John Byron with two daughters from Lamesa visiting Mrs W B Sheppard. Continued on last page.
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J Kita Withonnty
Cleburne
Id Payne College
Brownwoid
H. J
Seidel
M. Chatham
Sune
Waco
Chatham
Ten
Warren
Ehilroy
Are
Are. M. C
Altus
Okla
Valley Mills
B. Roquemore
Anit Mir
Roguemore
Banday
Rogue
Fand
Sim Goodall
Bumbay
Coolidge
Perry Glover
Glover
Pearl Scarlett
Port Worth
L. A. Dunlap
Satsurdag
Mre
Abelby
Mye
Ida Cochran
0. R. Goodall
Sin Wil- Wari
Memphis
Texas
B.A. Goodall
Goodall
Dallas
John Byeron
W. B. Sheppard
Edwin Grimes
Thomas Len Darden
Mickelsons Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1088
A Poxque County celebration marks C C Mickelson and Caroline Arne Mickelson’s 60th wedding anniversary at their home. Born in Norway and Texas respectively, they married on March 16 1888 and raised five children. About seventy two relatives and friends attended with coffee and cake served.
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Poxque County
Howe
Chris C. Mickelson
Mr. Mickelson
Loiten
Hédemarken
Norway
America
Granfills Gap
Texas
Clarencend John
Martin
Cleburne
Yan
Fort Worth
Minnie
Mokalaon
Cocom
Colebrants
Cemetery Working To Be Held At Boggy
R. Cox a Porgy Cemetery committee member announced from Clifton that Boggy Cemetery plans a general cleanup and fanntzal work day on Thursday March 24. He urged all interested to attend and help with the daylong event.
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R. Cox
Porgy
Clifton
Boggy
Jenat
Imoccesaey
Mrr
Highway Study in Bosque County Planned
Local high school students will assist in a state wide survey on the use of highways county roads and city streets by area car owners. The Highway Planning Survey aims to map roads count traffic weigh trucks study road surfaces and analyze municipal and county expenditures while preparing safety studies and road data for planning and maintenance.
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J. B. Weight
Tifton
W. D. Raley
Wsaletio
Boxque
Weight
Bosque County
Highway Department
Nysteros
State Fund Balances Reported At 27 Million Plus
An OCR reading notes state fund balances totaling 27 124 292 with a late month figure around 1 071 000 000 and mentions contributions to a pension program. The passage names Charley Ea Hart and Amhurs with vague references to total funds and a milestone of over a million dollars.
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Austin
Exas
Charley Ea
Hart
Thareday
Witney Superintendent Wenamed
A garbled early text announces a superintendent named Wenamed associated with Witney and Willabory Texas with unclear dates and places. The fragmentary sentence hints at a school leadership appointment and a scheduled term during an unspecified year. The readable items include names of places and a superintendent role.
Chain Store Taxes Due And Payable
The chain store tax is due now General H Sheppard state comptroller directs collection efforts. Gandy of Meridian begins canvassing Boaque County towns to distribute blanks and collect properly filled forms. The law applies to each merchant regardless of being a chain, with rates shown for various store counts and penalties for noncompliance. Also notes visitors Mrs Bronson Mrs Wilmette and Mrs Angel visiting in Ruth Balyers home before returning to Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. H. Sheppard
CM. Gandy
Meridian
Boaque County
Avatin
Gandy
Avsin
Gundy
Texas
H.C. Bronson
AL Wilmette
Lee Angel
Ruth, Balyers
Yor Worth
Cotton Regulation Referendum Passes in Bosque County
Bosque County farmers voted on the Gatton Market Quota Referendum Saturday March 12 with 235 against and 79 percent in favor according to county office statistics compiled by E R Lawrence. The county committee approved the final tally and wired the state count. Lawrence urges farmers to cooperate with the office and the Agricultural Conservation Association by returning the mailed questionnaire. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Geisnerbrecht of this city on Saturday March 9.
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Bosque County
E. RB. Lawrence
Legestation Office
Lawrence
Ofice
Tricultural Conservation Association
Sha
Fueming
P. Geisnerbrecht
Hill County farmers vote in cotton marketing referendum
Hillsboro Marsh 14-Hill county farmers, both landlords and tenants, cast a total of 767 votes in the cotton marketing referendum. Of these, 309 favored the proposition and 368 voted against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Marsh
Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Bosque County Day Crowd
Bosque County visitors enjoyed Fort Worth Fat Stock Show on Bosque County Day March 16. City officials and locals greeted guests with entertainment and a tour of exhibits at the show's grounds, including a rodeo and garden talent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Boaque County
Honque
Ule
Bane
Palien
Koratttn
Basel Ata
Patna
Dort
Ue Mobo
Cole
T Ie
Heague County
Owen
Hamer
Judge George Barcus Speaks to Lions Club
Judge George Barcus of Waco was the main speaker at the Lions Club meeting. The event included remarks by El Elna Waldrop and J T Lomagg, with attendance from local citizens and Rev George Hurst. Janet plans future mission work in Brazil while Mr and Mrs Clarence Stapp return to Clifton to seek work and farm prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Chub
Biecaur
Tuowlay
Horywe
Fort Worth
Mtteralonier
Wearby
Aston
Ted
Tinyden. Edwards
Tim Elna Waldrop
Meviding
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Jude George W. Barcus
Waco
Elmo Waldhrop
J.T. Lomagg
C P S Employees Hold District Meeting Here
Some 57 Community Public Service Company employees and their families gathered in Clifton for the Hirst quarterly division meeting on Wednesday March 14. Operators from water, gas, and electric properties joined sessions and a luncheon at City Hall hosted by Immanuel Lutheran Church aid society. R J Walton of Texas Milling Company and Rev and Mrs G A Oberhaus attended the Clifton luncheon. Morning sessions included instruction for special employee groups and a focus on safety and foremen training. The afternoon featured group meetings and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst
Community Public Servic Company
Clifton
Immanuel Lutheran Church
R. J. Walton
Texas Milling Company
G.A. Oberhaus
Funeral notices and obituaries fill Tallon paper
The emi annual meeting of the Texas Circuit of the Tarthevan Church in Tallon was noted with many attendees including Mrs. Lenina Hull and Bettty Ann, as the community mourned the passing of Mrs. Bereinseed to eternal reward. The report lists survivors, relatives visiting, and ongoing condolences as family graves are prepared.
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Mertetnen
Texas
Hel
Tallon
Weal Maawestinl
Babe
Flarity
Sire
Abe
Reese
Myo
Lenina Hull
Hniazete
Mi Agi
Oya
Betty Ann
Bere
King Culp
Belvinrenson
Bild
Martin
John
Clarence
C. Grimlint
Hanwittoy Visi
W. W. Hoover
Pees Nether
Sylvester Jenson
Ady
Thomasens
Luherels Pierson
Iawileon Pent
Smid
Aaron Pederson
Dating
Nughter
Peeny Nelly
Mot Christenson Wat
Ellen
Hamilton
Go, Byunstad
Margret
Chris Rohne
la Verne
Mary Nell
Homer Bronsted
M. J. Bertelsen
Daughy
Ed Hauke Hurt When Cranked Car Struck Him
Bidie Hawke of the city was badly bruised and cut about the face and a foot when his car, in gear, rolled forward Thursday morning about 9:30, ran him down, passed over his body, and stopped in a ditch after tearing through fences. Dr. D A Carpenter treated him with stitches, witnessed by Tony Helms. Hawke escaped with serious injuries, fortunate in a dangerous incident.
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Bidie Hawke
D. A. Carpenter
Cas
Hauke
Tonny Helms
Hawke
Che
Tock
Mage
McCraw Unveils Platform Focus on Public Spending
Attorney General William McCraw, a gubernatorial candidate, outlined his campaign platform emphasizing restraint on reckless public spending. He aligned with Auditor Tom King to push for checks on expenditures and to promote financial prudence in state government.
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Delius
William McCraw
E Xplsmie
McCraw
Siti Sisalat
Tom King Thas
Suntralital Goncy
President Willis Treat srwteled 114000
A brief clipping notes President Willis Treat involved in a financial matter with a sum around 114000. Details are unreadable but it indicates a formal transaction or settlement linking Treat to the amount reported in the local notice.
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Willis Treat
Ulen the Sa
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C.C. Mickelsons
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aitayple
Ntional Club
New York
Eer E
Manes
Aly
Goodedhare
Sen
Robert
Mulley
Ohio
Feom
Witney
Wenamed
Willabory
Port Wari Mania
Hill County
George Barcus
Lions Club
Clarence Stapp
West Texas
And
Mace
Walnut Springs
C.P.S