Group Hospital Service Inc Plan Endorsed for Nonprofit Hospital Care
The text describes a contested plan by Group Hospital Service Inc to create a nonprofit hospital care system funded by chambers of commerce donations in Tejas. It envisions 14 year provision of care at actual cost, limited administrative expenses, and member cards allowing entry to registered hospitals with no personal financial embarrassment. (Continues on Last Page)
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Giegmo Hospital Service, Inc
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Mrs Lillian Prather Citizenship and Saving Confusion
Fragmented text describes Mrs Lillian Prather involved in a confusing frame about purchase of items and citizenship status. Mentions Frat Cutton, Defynae, Sayings Blamp Album, and bonds. context and relationships are unclear. No coherent events or dates are established.
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Mim Prather
Mandy
Bond
Abe
Three Selectees Are Called For Service
Three selectees are called for military service in a government notice, listing names and districts. The official order directs immediate reporting to designated induction centers for processing under the current draft provisions.
Legion Program Brings World War Vets Together
Tuesday evening in the fly park county veterans and families gathered with Department Commander Riedell and Mr Jem Thompson for a memorial service and patriotic program. The event featured an inspiring message about democratic duties and duties to the country, though attendance was disappointing.
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Honda Riedell
American Legion
Jem Thompson
Rockdale
Riedell
Citie
Texas
Hila
Walter ‘T. Gigntad
Baer
Clifton Band
Fi le Brandefer
Brudean
Asmetien
Walter Parken
Asr Memorial
Mrs Emma Johie Dies At Age 76 In Brownwood
Mrs Emma Johie aged 76 longtime Womack community resident died May 2 in Amarillo while with her daughter Mrs Lilla Rippey. She moved to Brownwood in 1920 and had lived with her children since 1906. Funeral services were held Wednesday with interment at Brownwood Cemetery. Surviving are five children: Mrs Lilie Empey Amarillo Mrs A White Browwood Walter F Johie Brownwood Mrs A Shepand Childryan and Zrneat C Johie Cutton.
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Brownwood
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Amavillo
Lilla Rippey
Mire
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Amariltos Mes
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Shepand
Childryan
Zrneat
Johie
Cutton
Browymoad
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Clifton School Year Ahead Calendar Note
Fragmented calendar notes for Clifton School cover remainder of year with unclear dates and events. Text references May June and various names and obligations, but specifics are unreadable. No clear schedule or actions emerge from the legible fragments.
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Clifton
Home Economics Girls Basque Farmers To Attend State Rally
The H E girls of C H B who won first place on their dresses in the rally attended by Basque farmers from Bosque County. A trip to San Antonio featured exhibits and a final parade. Wheat farmers in Bosque County will vote May 31 on marketing quotas for 1941 to control surplus, with exemptions for small producers and penalties for overplanting.
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Thunsday
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United States
Jorman
England
Canada
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Saaurea
Doctor Alfred Jenson Boosted in Lubbock Paper
A Lubbock Journal item profile Dr. Alfred Jenson, formerly of Obba New Mexico, now with Sam G. Donn and the West Texas Clinic. A Jefferson Davis Hospital training, obstetrics pediatrics focus, previously at Hobbs General Hospital with Dr Coy Stone. He will practice in Lubbock and aims to specialize further.
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Waluache-Journal
Alfred J. Jenson
Obba
N. M
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Sam G. Donn
West Texas Glinle
University of ‘Tema
Coy Stone
Hobbs General Hospital
Roosevelt Promises Return To Old Thanksgiving Traditions
Ambiguous text outlines President Roosevelt's plan to restore traditional Thanksgiving observances on the fourth Thursday in November. Mentions reactions and historical references to past presidents, with garbled dates and names making specifics unclear.
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Roosevelt
Mrs Kelsey Brad Street Hosts Top Bridge Club
Mrs Kelsey Brad street entertained with four bridge tables at her Hackberry Street home last Friday afternoon for the J O Y Bridge Club and guests. After five games, high prize went to Mrs L Witcher, second to Mrs W B Oswald, with Mrs Bill Cann taking guest prize. A salad plate was served to the many ladies listed.
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Kelsey Bradstreet
Hackberry Street
L. Witcher
Emmett H. Behow
Joseph Nelson
Lloyd Lane
E. A. Priddy
N. W. Willett
BE. K. Parker
Henriett Pederson
W. B. Orwald
Local Clifton Churches Plan Religious Survey
The pastor of Clifton churches discusses two meetings on a religious survey of the city and countryside to identify unchurched residents and determine how the churches can better serve them. The effort aims to gauge church influence amid social upheaval and align multiple congregations to work in harmony for greater outreach.
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Clifton
Orly
Meridian court and local news items from Meridian
Annie Gibson had visitors from Jonesboro and Fort Worth was noted. Rev W W Chisholm and family visited Dallas and Sherman for a week. Roxie Crosley and Martha Burch vacationed in Austin and Dumas. Dr A F Lumpkin returned from Fort Worth for a visit with Lumpkin family. Woodruff, Barker and Barker family visited in Brownwood and Casper. Travis Ray from Palestine spent the weekend in Meridian. Mary Lane Bowden and family arrived from Los Angeles for a visit. Pearl Scarlett of Gatesville visited Meridian friends. Hopson families from Dallas and League City spent time here. Brockard of Kelly Field visited with Stockard family. Mrs Mildred Barron and children from Lamesa visited. Thomas Darden and Betty Boggs of Fort Worth visited Mrs Annie Jones. New marriage licenses granted: Clarence Gravitt with Gertrude Painer. Emmett Howard with Katharine Tyson.
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Mary Ann Gibson
Jonesbu
George Poston
Fort Worth
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Hamilton
W. Chisholm
Dallas
Carolyn Sumsthera
Sherman
Roxie Crosley
Austin
J. E. Jones
Martha Lov Burch
Dantas
Homer Burch
C.T. Lawson
Dorothy
Waco
A. F. Lumpkin
Amarilla
J. E. Lumpkin
Lampkin
Trane ‘Woodruff
Brownwood
Camp Bowie
Frank Davis
Casper
Wyoming
Maggie Barker
Maude Swith
Charlie Barker
Ray
Bettia Id
Vance Bowden
Mary Lane
Los Angeles
California
J. W. Bowden
Pearl Scarlett
Gatesville
Meridis
Maribel White
Elva Seidel
Faye Walker
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Ernest W Viertel Honored On Birthday Observance
Reading a birthday tribute, friends recall Ernest W. Viertel and mark occasions on Mother's Day. The fragment hints at family affection and a communal gathering, noting names such as Menars and Dink Wondeream, with a sense of remembrance and shared meal.
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Ernest W. Viertel
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