Echoes in College Shadowed War Reverie and Campus Notes
The page blends a poem by George Elliston with campus news and society items. It notes student editors and staff, a Armistice Day reverie reflecting war’s memory, local visits, weekend gatherings, hunting chatter, a student play lineup, racing and game plans, and a long campus society section with program details and humorous definitions. It also covers an extra session Texas legislature report on Armistice Day, with bills, finances, and political sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliston
Campus
Lauen Lee Johnson
Meridian Wap
Selma
Betsy Dubl
Esther Knudson
Elfrieda Lubke
Agnette Johnson
Harvis
Mr. Wood
Sylvan Peterson
Ella Schrank
City Hall
Wood
Bronstad
Jacob Olson
Bosque County
Olson
Olean
Olease
Bolly
Tutereville
Gwordolyn
Sat- Ornay
Austin
Texas
Mymbore
Hills
Gow
House
James
Persuso
Mihrew
James V. Allred
Senate
Imany Politial
Alles
Land
Jin Ferguson
Allred
Wosheim School News Book Week and observatory notes
WOSHEIM SCHOOL NEWS reports Book Week from November 11 to 17 with emphasis on fostering interest in good reading materials for the public. General notes include report cards, seniors outing at Turnersville High School, basketball court upgrades, and plans for a school play. Also included is an observatory update on McDonald Observatory at Mount Locke with Dr. Franklin E. Rowch directing work and a 12 inch telescope installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Bacon
Howe
Ward
Estel Jones
Texas
Lawn
Peenant
Louene Jones
Billy Joe Case
Baye Ethel Callan
Flora
Eva Jane Fuller
Hae D. Young
Mount Locke
Jdone
Otto Too
Yerkes
University of Chicago
MacDonald Observatory
Reas
County Cotton Report Shows 7509 Bales in Fosque County
Census counts indicate 7 509 bales of cotton graded in Fosque County from 1984 crop through November 4, comparing with 7 000 bales listed in November 1933. Special Agent Coffull notes data, while a Pacific Coast naval alert is mentioned in the broader report. There is also a reference to 410 000 stations in the United States and conflicting economic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosque
Charles S. Coffull
Pacific
Somoboily
Uy Rg
Noviatie-Vivernan-Print
Harmony Booster Club Hallowe'en festival brings festive night
The Harmony Booster Club held a Nov 5 1984 meeting with a Hallowe'en festival in the program. Witches goblins and impersonations filled the venue as students performed readings songs and acts including Harmoniea Music by Alton Jonson and group readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Booster Club
Merrivale News Roundup Presents Local Visits and Theater
Gus Sommerfeld Otto Balcilem and Terman Zuehlke return home after a Friday trip. Albert Kanta visits Aleck Tekert and Sonny Orwald in Clifton Sunday. Families and friends, including Gus Emilie Zuehlke and Hilda Sommerfeld, attend a Clifton gathering and a Shaw show at Wesel day. The Buster Chih performs Sunday night as Windy Willows hosts a humorous play with admission 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sommerfeld
Otto Balcilem
Terman Zuehlke
Albert Kanta
Aleck Tekert
Sonny Orwald
Clifton
Ottis Seubon Sekert
Frite Thiele
Frite Lee
Lewn Hulme
Vith Ottis
Reuben Tekert
West
Jant Wedi
Albert Kaats
Otto Amd Zuchike
Otto Zelliner
Hilda
Keiia Sommerfeld
Shaw
Hilde Sommerfeld
Zehlke
Wesel
Shonnin
Henny
Also Mentioned on This Page
ACM
Hans Gary
Tennison Insurance
Cutton
STAKE
Walter Kilgore
Elf Schrank
Vernie Lee
Emersnnian Literary Society
Pengram
Agnes Johnson
Edna Tiemann
Pioneer Kitchen
Morcis Rice
Inex Lopez
Curtis Bakke
Helen Reinertsen
Carrene Rice
Luther Reinertsen
Wilson Moorman
Daffy
Gale Crawford
Eiluortion
Anita Oben
Athlang Hee
Tee
Decatur
Cate
Hvis
R.W.M
Wosheim
Ditorial
Mille-Motheips
Pierson
Mise: Neal
consumers—Springfeld Union
Star-Telegram
Aonday TuBoay
Wwenreso
Port Worth
Mertary—ti Rentity —Pomary
Aetvet
Ante Prine
Laney Pea Eee
Igor
United States
Clifton High School City Auditorium
Reading
Hallowe'en Ghosta
Doroshy Brown
Milred
Joe
Armin Webber
Dolly Nalince
Burt
Merrivale
Lee Sippert
Aften
Waco News-Tribune
By Mail Daily Am
Best
Central 3
Mal
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