Eighth Grade Class Graduates Largest Meridian High Start
The 196% eighth grade class, the largest to enter high school, had graduation exercises in the City Hall auditorium. Photos show students and sponsors across three rows with names from Lathe to Zettler. Memorial Day services in Meridian Cemetery honor Korean War veterans with VFW post leaders and a public invitation. Mrs. Homer McDougal celebrates her birthday with a dinner attended by relatives from Valley Mills, McGregor, Crawford, Osage, Coryell City, and nearby communities.
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Montay Hight
City Hall
Zerm
Bob Lathe
James Otis Womack
Coleman Rester
KE Mitchell
van Doren Olson
James Bres
Raspeth Laren
Kent Westley
Kenneth Nelson
Joe Platt
Jonal Ox Poona
Bomgie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
I Meridian
Meridian
Hittafer
Eo Long
United States
George Mt
George Mt. ‘Brooks, Post "Commander; Ovie Paulon
Fatwin ‘Nichols
J. Lester Davenport
Garland Davis
Joe White
Vadenlark
Fof
Omar Robinson
Graves
Homer McDougal
McDougal
August Schreeder
Bennie Schaeder
Valley Mills
Hubert Willmann
Gene
Rita Fay
Ben Schmairiede
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian Court and Local News report a Meridian senior class trip to Monterrey Mexico and Southwest Texas sites with Superintendent Waders and locals W C Perry Claude Everett. Visits by Mrs Young and family to Dallas for weekend. Iredell trip with Mrs Young and daughter to meet Mr Mex Maurie Burson and Jack Blakley. W A Moffitt and R A Moffitt attend Meridian Study Club with luncheon and Rothe reelected president. Property transfers noted including Whitney tam er company to W T Luckie and Roy Rundell to Ira Cook.
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Meridian
Monterrey
Mexico
Texas
Waders
W. C. Perry
Claude Everett
D. ¥. Phillips
EH. Young
Oran Phillips
Dallas
Iredell
Johnson County REA to Receive 105000 Loan
Rural Electrification Administration approves a 105000 loan to Johnson County Electric Cooperative of Cleburne to build 48 miles of distribution lines serving 120 more consumers and fund system improvements across Johnson Somervell Tarrant Hood Bosque and Elise counties.
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Johnson County
GaTesville Factory Produces Synthetic Tissues Overview
A Sunes recent report details a Ga tesville factory cited as producing synthetic tissues for medical use. Dr Wendel Loney and Dr V. B Gontal among others are named in association with the operation. The article notes the process from rubber mold casting to final assembly within eight hours, highlighting the plant’s production efficiency.
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Gatesville
Sunes Laat Weeks Lane
Nny
Gnerae Hetory
Wendel
Tom Wills
Ssi
Ecae
Radio Repair Drive at Watson Feed and Hatchery
Local notice invites residents to Watson Feed and Hatchery for radio repair services. The brief item promotes bringing in your set for service and mentions the location as the event point.
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Watson Feed & Hatchery
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Jo Harriett Denton
Janie Dowdy
Janis Forson
Roger Lester Oliver
Micile
Tommy Roetschke
Jerry Grey
Kenneth Campbell
Gerald Bronstad
Kenneth Solberg
Hugh Trotter Jr
James Kettler
Lowell Beaver
Daniel Thiele
Ray Benfer
Huberta Dittrich
Barbara Grimm
Dorothy Landuu
Margaret Vick
Bobbie Blassingame
Betty Jo Larson
Charlene Baron
Mildred Worbs
Bobbie Freeman
Billy Pilani
Gerald Peacock
James Josey
Franklin Schminke
James Walsleben
Vernon Ray Erickson
Bobby Dale Tankerney
John Phil Gillam
Virginia Thompson
Evelyn, Prescher
Bernice Zettler
Bill Blewett
Meridian Court
Mes
W. A. Moffitt
R.A Moffitt
Meridian Study Club
Rothe
Whitney Tamer Company
W. T. Luckie
Laguna Park
Roy Rundell
Ira Cook
Smyth
W. A. Matheny
T Smyth
Nan Holland
Vaidorris
MC Winters
Fes
Ringness
M. A. Ringness
John Llewellen
Q. T. Smyth
L. D. Marshall
Bloch
Wilson
al ‘Euiah
Wile
Coun
Edgar Kelsey
Hain
Fane
R. Hill & Sons
Clifton, Texas
Farm and Ranch Loans
Quick Service
LE Tennison
Sra
Coe
Nts
Alma
Crisco
Coca Cola
del Monte Prunes
van Comps
Cloverbloo
Sormrude
Yeas
WWE
Lamatt Coutts
Tommy Tinker Peanut Butters
Armour’s
Tall Cane
Sen
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