Local Land Transfers and Meridian Baptist News
A survey of Meridian notices lists multiple land transfers including W. W. Blankenship to S. R. Golden for 209 acres of Peter Wood, and W. A. Golden to Blankenship for Lot 4 Block 18 in Clifton, among other parcels. The report also covers church activity with Meridian Baptists attending Clifton’s Fifth Sunday Meeting, visits by Rev. Talbert from Austin, and community updates on local schooling, travel to Dallas for probate issues, and family visits including Miss Mollie Stockard and Mrs. Bobbie Wilks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blankenship
S. R. Golden
Peter Wood
W. B. Justice
Ed Greer
John Bradley Survey
HM. M. Hamlin
Ci Freedman
Valley Mi
W. A. Golden
Clifton
Hughes
C. W. Hughes
John Beldon
B. Standefer
Grifia
Valley Mills
Alford
J. E
F. Person
Fred Nelbling
W. W. Whitlock
W. H. Doty
J. Willian Parvin Survey
Meridian Baptist Ax
Baptist Church
Talbert
Austin
Meridian
Thursay
Joe Jeffers
HJ. Hughey
Seminars Hill
Mollie Stockard
Seminary Hill
Weste End
J. L. Stockard
Fairview
Bobbie Wilks
Walnut Springw
Dairy Bible
E. W. Stringfellow
Valley Mille
J. C. Tobb
A. S. Lomax
Fred Standefer
Valley Silla
Dallas
Sce
Ernest Lomax
Cuba
John Richards
Stanton
Meg
J.T Lomax
West
David Wickman
Banks
Wickman
Nazarene Church
Sevsa Neater
Ture
Susan Har
Joe Sheppard
Rexall Dealers
H. C. Bowman
Methodists Church
Georgetown
Holland
Dr. Matthews of
Fort Worth
Methodist Church
Hat Place
Little Mise
Mary Jane Bowden
Vance Bowden
Rev
Bre
J. W. Bowden
Olaf Bergstrom Dies Near Clifton After Illness
Olaf Bergstrom of the Cooper community north of Clifton died at home last Saturday after several months illness. He was about 60, leaving a wife and several grown children. He had farmed in the area many years and was known for his quiet, kindly nature and many friends. The funeral arrangements were incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Bergstrom
Cooper
Clifton
A. O. Strommen
Linguist
Sio
United States
Alveston
Austin
Round Rock
Texan
Waco
Neu
Strommen
Houston piano marathon sets new world record time
T J Kennedy Jr. held the new world record of 66 hours and 22 minutes for continuous piano playing in Houston. The event, staged by the American Legion, began Saturday and aimed to surpass Howard Roth of Toledo. Several Houstonians competed. one runner rested and slept, and another dropped out with pain from split fingertips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
T. J Kennedy Jr
American Legion
Anffort
Mert y Makes Move To Crush Strikes
Washington, May 1 Attorney General Daugherty declared Tuesday night the injunction proceedings in Chicago upsinat leaders of railroad shopmen who were on strike last year must be carried to final. He said the union must be crushed to end universal strikes interfering with the transportation system of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Chicago
Corr
Galveston Fan Dies After Nail Biter Tie At Houston
Galveston April 30 A Galveston player hit a fast single to center in the ninth with three on and one run needed to tie Houston. A spectator, Valder Spencer, collapsed from heart failure in the excitement, dying at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Houston
Vale
der Spencer
Bie
Porto Rico sweet potato slips deal
Offer for Porto Rico sweet potato slips at 2.50 dollars per thousand with delivery ready by May. Mentions Wiederaenders, Clifton, Neely Grimland arriving from Mor ran Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Wiederaenders
Clifton
Neely Grimland
Mor
Walnut Springs Old Time Celebration Set for May
Walnut Springs will stage a historic celebration on the second Saturday in May with free entertainment, a horse parade, and an automobile swapping yard. Premiums offered for various items and a speaking program by state reputations will urge farmers to diversify crops and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Springs
Caty Adds to Force at Walnut Spain
Walnut Springs April 27 The M. K. & T Realroad shop plans gradual staffing rise to handle the Texan Central Division. The Civic Society will meet with Mrs J M Solberg on Monday May 7 at 3:00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caty
Walnut
Spain
Walnut Springs
M. K. & T. Realroad
Texan Central Division
Civic Society
J. M. Solberg
Honor Roll of Our Public School
The Cliftonigh school announces its eighth monthly Honor Wall, listing students across grades from Seventh to First. Notables include Lawrence Nelson, Cecile Cantrell, Harold Clement, Ruth Mooney, Travis Nelson, and many others, reflecting broad scholastic achievement. Also noted are obituaries and local notices, including the passing of A. Linguist, born 1821 in Sweden, with details of his life and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliftonigh School
Lawrence Nelson
Wilson Cowen
Cecile Cantrell
Lottie Bettin
Werhardt Weiderunders
Robert Olen
Lillie Belle Rice
Verlie Low Loper
Avia Lane
Harold Clement
Virgie Parka
Jere Johnson
Arnold Rpbell Orbeck
Lela Jeanes
Ciyx Warner
Caxtell Pinguad
Tilden Larsen
Leon Lane
Wilma Parks
Amy Lee Hobbs
Dora Mae Canuteson
Warren
Dahl
Houston Finstad
Byron Bronstad
Chiftie Alfie
Emma Cash
Alice Odeguard
Juan Marie Mill
Willin Windham
Tommy Hrongtad
Uth Clement
Vet
Ma Helio
Mary Caston
Mollie Nel
Son
Evelyn Orberk
Oscar Noble
Ped
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Hilla
Corres
W. Metennan
Misa Justite Weaver
Ston
GE. Suber
Henry H. King
W. Wilkes
Merty
Carpenter Bros
Texa
UT Springs
Ford
Ford Weekly
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
A. G. Gilliam
David Grimland
Donald Prather
Alton Curtis
Pederson
Lola Piostai
Anna Golden
Genew McSpadden
Travis Nelson
Martha
Swermin
Mary Wertesard
He Alfie
Travis Urbach
Matet Mill
Edith Tennison
Vaidine Tohnson
Murdell Wallage
Edna
Eeheert
Coyote
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