Community notices and school event roundup in brief
Local page reports a Friday visit by friends to celebrate a woniversary and notes from a high school PTA meeting. It lists junior and senior declamations, prize places, and names of students. Also mentioned are community visits, hospital news, a Dallas trip, and obituaries including Miss Marianne Christensen and Mrs. Tergerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miew
Huss
Oklahoma
Mire
Craniils
Iris
Witla
Winnie
Dave Tindall
Jri
Dongine Balleback
Pice
Dorothy Disons Binns
Ole Faye Miller
Thind
We 'T. Tergerson
M. J. Bertalsen
Stra. Tergerson
Ion
Guy Finstad
Fort Worth
Pond
Gorelock
Marianne Christensen
Pairy
Manson
Parole Problems Discussed In Austin Community
A suppressed Austin discussion notes parole policy and supervision issues. Eastin and Marsh report on parolees obligations and the balance between released inmates and community safety. The piece mentions Allred and local groups weighing the impact of freeing prisoners and the need for supportive structures and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastin
Marsh
North
Texas
Muinietor Tomes
Allred
Boogie
Elvie Organications
Diate
Bourdaisconviews
Rim
Lions Chib Discusses Fall Fair For City At Lions Meeting
At a Lions Club meeting in Clifton discussions centered on a potential fall fair for the city. Plans include a suitable Fair building in the City Park and a Twilight Best Ball League. District Judge Mos. Phorson and District Attorney Juselson attended as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Manuel Bathers
Lion
I. Hersanyin
Heoub -Comenitren
Lion Standefer
Crmenitee
Ah Toe Maoters
Hon Goodell
Chia Welfare Committee
State’ ‘Board of Health
Clarence Carpenter
Hia Howe
Clifton
Lion Goodall
Texana
Lion Jenson
Austin
Lion Carpenter
Coton
Lida-Parks
Distriet
Mos. Phorson
Juelson
Mombere
Cléharie -Iotis Club
Crexton
Texas Millon Companyy
Hulin C. Aare
Eifion
College Chorus Opens Cantata Series With First performance
The Clifton College Chorus presented the Kanter cantata Christ ye messiah to an appreciative audience at the Methodist Church in Mevillun on last Sunday evening. This marked the first in a series of Lent concerts. Next Sunday the choir will perform at Lathernun Church in Priddy at 10 00 am and again at 7 30 pm on the return trip from Priddy. Public invited with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton College
Kanter
Mevillun
Aries
Priddy
Thom
Cranfils Gap
Hamilton County Well Completed As Gaseer
Hamilton County Texas March 12 May Seaboard Oil Corporation reports a gas well finished in Western Mami tow County. Company official states gas encountered as expected and noted significant depth with potential for substantial production.
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Hamilton County
Hamilton
Texas
Seaboard Oil Corportation
Mamitow County
Aaling
Community News From Garnersville Local Social Notes
A brisk Garnersville Sunday scene includes Mr and Mrs Herman Hanna leading a singing gathering for a large crowd. Visits span Mrs D A Plact of Waco and Mex Lincoln Ferris family at Coyote, Mr and Mrs Ronry Wiam at Coyote, and John Meter plus John Hole at the Fort Worth Stock Show. The 41 club enjoyed a trip with Mrs Mangold and others to Meridian and the Stock Show, while farmers report good progress, promising grain, and efforts in poultry and hog-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hanna
B. Krueger
Hardy Kottlue
George Onwald
Coyote
Ronry Wiam
D. A. Plact
Waco
Pauline Mater
John Meter
Fort Worth
John Hole
Clarence Conrad
Sam Lawson
Meridian
Auguste Broeger
Sam Gandy
Mevidlan
Franéas Wiede
Pauline
Orel Collin
Paulne
Irene Melos
Mildrad Ketvler
Mingo Dora
Gladys Winte Ot Clifton
Andr
Grainie
Lanes Chapel Community News Highlights Local Visits
Community notes detail visits by J. W. Culwell and local families, plus church services at Epworth. Relatives from Norse and Valley Mills reconnect, while Reagan Mayfield recovers after hospital care in Waco and Otis Brow and Tain Landbere visit kin. Side mentions Aunt Willie Weather and J. Mayfield family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Culwell
Epworth
Te. Cox
Spurgeon Vates
Norse
Floyd Townley
Tine Crosley
Valley Mille
P. E. Dunsby
W. M. Vickrey
Clifton
Jean Sarina Chuck Ot
D. R. Mayfield
Reagan
Waco
Otis Brow
Joe Whiley
Hurst Springe
TR. Mayfield
Willie Wather
Jonesboro
John Mayfield
Oklahoma
An Mg
Mexore
Carl
Alber Philipp
Wuco
Sunny
Warren Prince Loses Car to Fire in City Mishap
A local report details Warren Prince losing a car in a fire on a Wednesday night. The incident occurred in the city and drew attention for its sudden misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Prince
Warren
Trv
Hulehur
St Paul Lutherans Start Construction Of New Parsonage
St Paul Lutherans begin building a new parsonage on church grounds with plans for a 52 by 32 foot tram building offering six rooms bath and two porches plus electric lighting. Albert Sander Henry Hampe Otto Zuehlke Ben Thiele and A F Krueger lead the committee with C E B Schow Co providing materials. Rev. Fred Muybroft to reside in the new home easing weekly parish duties and program growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ize
Haveeen
Albert Sander
Henry Hampe
Otto Zuehlke
Ben Thiele
A F. Wi Krueger
C. EB. Schow & Co
Fred. Muybroft
Clifton
Bosque Farmers Form Twelve Associations
Meridian March 1. Twelve associations were organized in Bosque county to explain and promote the new soil conservation program. County agent BR Lawrence noted leaders in each community were elected to coordinate efforts with the agent. Names include W. C. Gilmore Clifton Oswald Jedéll W. J. Phillip Walnut Springs W. Holcomb Mor ay M.C. Morgan Roy Pork Frank Wrasier Cranfile Gap Chee L. Rohne Norse Clayone M. Colwick Valley Mike A. S Tweedy I EH. Nérmour Womack BM Sacer and Gayot 3 Katy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Lawrence
Ater
Mt Pat Fate
Comey
Street Work Continues And Is Lacking Good
Street maintenance projects push forward amid limited progress and reported gaps in routine repairs. Officials note ongoing efforts to address potholes drainage and signage while residents seek timely improvements and clearer timelines.
Snider Farm Home Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the Snider farm residence near Clifton on Monday around noon. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents, including Joe Hearden, sheltered at nearby locations. No injuries are confirmed and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Joe Hearden
St Mey
Meridian Court And Local News Highlights
Special correspondent reports community notes from Meridian including visits by neighbors and relatives, church gatherings, and travel to Waxahachie, Hamilton, and Waco. Local families such as the McCorkles, Dines, and Coopers are mentioned with Sunday visits, statewide attendance at a Paral Bont meeting, and upcoming trips to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines
Young
Mary Seite
J. EB
Robertson
Misa Mary- Lot Robertson
Aro
Balltdat
W. Grimes
Austin
E.R. Gordon
Daugghter
Misa Pauline
Anna Sunlay
H. Youngham
Ben Wilmoth Gud
J. Walker Ware
Boyd
J. W. Amyette
Mini Ravie Boayette Wnd Sr
Jess Oyff Moly
Ewests
J. L. Stockard
Ming Belle Stockard
Try. Elaie Raley
Valley
Mills
R. W. Caldwell
H.W. Smith
Waxahachie
Smith
Mr. Smith
J. Jones
Arkansas
Myra Nell McCorkle
J. V. McCorkle
Valley Mills
Hamilton
Ind Aes
McCorkle
Jakey Dunlap
Moxia
L.A. Dine
Lennie Brewer
aGene
Dallas
J. Cooper
Doe Lomax
Carbon
Fustoval
Te Mitchell
Tredell
Newman Wallace
Waco
May
Melvin
Vale Ince
Clifton
Joe Ryan
John Crenshaw
Epent
Fatal Wreck Near Waco Claims Two Lives
A two-vehicle crash near Waco killed two people and injured several others. The collision occurred at night on a rural road, with witnesses identifying the participants as local residents. Emergency crews transported the injured to a hospital, where one victim later died.
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College Chorus Presents
United States
Niagara
Chto Tn
Hector Glenna Vrenen
Russell Walton
Wred Snyder
Vu Awew
Garnersville
Lanes Chapel
Warerat Fare
Amma
St. Paul
Karl Lovelaiy
Walnut Springy
Nthe Bach
Juhn
Bosque
Meridian Court
HENAN
Elmore Harris Sr
Cw Lee
H. Ds
Miss Manoue
Fees
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