Auditorium Dedication Honors Mrs Bettis Ex-Students
The dedication at a Georgia high school honors Mrs Bettis who mentored students over decades. Three generations attended as former pupils recall her teaching methods and community impact. The event featured speeches by colleagues and a parade of graduates from Clifton-ware and nearby districts, celebrating a long career in education.
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Atu Hausen
Clifton
Wilkwesee
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Atria
Maes announce hospital stay for family and relatives
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a hospital stay and family relations including grandparents and a mother. Names are unclear, with references to a John and Charlie and a May or Maes. The text is garbled and lacks complete details or context about events or locations.
Soine Co Officials in Four-Year Terms
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Soine Co officials and four-year terms, mentioning names like Trent and Te De Se tal Reon and various garbled terms. The readable content hints at local governance and elections without clear details or dates.
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Finely Won Debut Group at Contest in May
The article notes a May four event where the group led by noted figureheads secured top honors. Key participants include individuals named in the report, with mentions of a trophy and several local names. The event followed a long, weathered competition pattern and highlighted a significant win for the ensemble.
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Delle Annan
Leo
Albrecht
J. Calvert
Ine
Moore
Bergman Death Noted At Local Event And Funeral
The community mourns C. O. Bergman who died after a long illness at his farm near Edgy en Te. The obituary details the illness and funeral arrangements, noting the family and local residents paying respects. A church ceremony and later athletic program at Waves Clinton honored Bergman with community attendance and a new high school athletics title announced as LSPADIA.
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Bergroat
J-Guo
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Iernary
Herpmo
Marie Ila
Pegwai
Frenie
Puebaond
Mr. Bergman
Minth From Joshua High School Faces Conference Challenge
Text appears garbled with missing context but mentions Joshua High School, Minth, conference status, and ongoing games. It notes teams, players, and comparisons in weight or strength, indicating competitive sports context without clear outcomes or dates.
Mrs Dickson Dies After Prolonged Illness in Clifton
Mrs Dickson, aged 57, died November 4 after a long illness spanning August 1953. She lived in Clifton and previously worked as a pit foreman with the Santa Fe and later for Texas Central Railway. Born at Belton, she married Graves Dickson May 16, 1904, and had two daughters, Mary and Gerald, plus a son Guy. Her survivors include her husband and several grandchildren.
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Dicksoad
Imaste
Citron
Dreath Abe
Jemise
Jim O Dunn
Mary Alice Capeland
Belton
Dann Fertly
Meng
Clifton An
Abe
Wim Momantedd
Fonches
Jon
Faneh Ty ‘Ge
Graves Dickson
Ma Dickson
Clifton
Vallay
Miia
Moody
Dickson
Santa Fe
He Finuxton, Texas Central Railway
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Aed Tani
Atte Iie
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Aed
Mosher
Hafory
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Eben
Mary
Weida Lumpkin 95 obituary in Meridian life ends
Weida Lumpkin aged 95 of Meridian died November 1. The Meridian resident, born in Feileyson County, had lived in Meridian most of her life. She was widow of Dr. Lunpkin and survived by relatives including Mrs Pattiela Lumpkin and J C Lumpkin. A service was held at Saint James Episcopal Church in Meridian with interment to follow.
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Hit County
Mra Waa Laitaphia
D. Lunpkin
Sant James” Episcopal Church
Magicoeeld
Jon Batts
Une Meridian
Ie Lumpkin
Feileyson County
War Yue
Abley
Moser Fulleeth
Wehartaredi
Pattiela Lumpkin
J.C Lump AN
Ampariia
Sim Lumpkin
Freak Woodrutl
Meridius
Homecoming Attendance by Former Students
A fragmented notice notes many former students return for a homecoming event. The piece lists several individuals and locations including Clifton, Archer Strandein, Franklin, Trung WA, and Park of Trees, with scattered names connected to San Antonio and nearby towns.
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Clifton Mightaal
Ane
Alwedy
Archer Strandein
Neo Mu Aruna
Saneiro Franklin
Trung WA 'Ingdlow
Odes Ril Watttalosk
Ul Rick Ei
Park of Teves
Stei Wson
Ans Feil
W. Hilton
Fave
Bere Fan
Aun Lst
Bere Mane Leks
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Cubs Defeat Itasea Move Toward District Title
An unclear report fragments describe the Cubs defeating Itasea to press toward the district championship with details garbled. Names such as Amber, Leia, Tay, and Wallace appear amid stray football terms and punt references, but the action remains uncertain.
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Cubs
Itasea
Sid
Leia
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