Betneentration Piths and Textile Display at County Fair
A readable fragment describes exhibits and crafts by Mrs Kidd and Mrs Riddle, including linen lawn fabrics in blue yellow red and green, soft routed puise double tufting, and a yard square centerpiece. It mentions Moaneim club member Mar Mangold and references county fair demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabeat
Sampson
Gmure
Mr. Kidden i
If Uh Gtri
Mar J Mangold
D. A
Obituary of William Schrader Died November 4 at Home
William Schrader died November 4 at his home north of Clifton Wisconsin at age 87 years 4 months. He was born in Germany and married Sophie Peters. Survived by wife and 12 children, several grandchildren and siblings in Texas and Germany. Funeral conducted November 14 by Rev. C. T. Boe with interment in the old cemetery near Clifton.
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William Schrader
Chistom
Germany
Ieemeier
Mian
Sophie Peterset
Laelie Hoseman
Rievel
Mienie Raching
Marlin
Roma Nessian
Papalote
Charlie Seeder
Wreo
Annie Hogan
Alvina Blaha
Waco
Mim
Elie Pooh
Quoar Schrader
Gertride Talbott
Otto Behraiter
Cillian
Willie
Lydia
Divewined
Fle Uho
Slater
Minnie Sehu‘manns
Otto
Texas
Henry
C. T. Boe
Clifton
Walnut Springs widow noted in Walnut Myrt district tale
Eugene Smart Drad of Walnut Springs died after a severe stroke. The widow Mim Katia Mac Furvon, formerly of this city and later Will Forwen, leaves two daughters. The younger daughter began in the Walnut Myrt patifie tabonal primary this term, amid community notices and local tribute.
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Walnut Springs
Maro
Premaenia
Mart
Katia Mac Furvon
Thie City
Will Forwen
Clifton Srinuda
Fire damages cars and house in town fire report
A town fire damaged two motor vehicles and a residence near Wowie, with neighbors spotting a top of a car burning and notifying the owner. Insurance covered the blaze, which investigators suspect started from a short in the wiring and spread to one of the autos. Local resident Tilden Larvon reported the scene after churchgoing Sunday afternoon.
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Petar Abhaypisons
Kyle Alex
Mexander
Forte
Duck “Iucker
Jenson& Tasker
Tilden Larvon
Satiaf Cutton
Jane Min Coupe
Tischer
Childe
Abesandee
Mrs J N Hill Called By Death Last Friday
Mrs J N Hill died Friday at home in Clifton Texas after long illness. Born July 16 1806 in Bosgo County Texas she lived 74 years near Efuret Springs before moving to Clifton about thirty years ago. She was a devout member of the Methodist Church and active in the Harmony Chapel community. She leaves thirteen children with several longtime spouses and many grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Heyden Edwards at the local Methodist church with burial in Clifton.
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Till
Gomaes
Viola Roxanne Reeder Mill
Dangghewe
Flore Reeler
Bosgo County
Texas
Clittem
Methodist Church
The
Harmony
Chapel Church
Havian
Hil
Eh County
Efuret Springs
Clifton
Thy
Ube
Heyden Edwards
Vie
Parmée
Cy Ence
Mitre Bontmony
Tima
Meridian Court And Local News Recap From Small Town
A stream of visits and family milestones fills Meridian life as residents host relatives from Brownwood and Los Angeles while others travel to Dallas and Walnut Springs for services and gatherings. Notable names include Roquenore, Baxter, Hornbuckle, Gundy, Gey, Stockard, Roberson, Ronehard, Boutt, Morrow, and Cannon as communities share news of travel, church events, and a funeral.
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C. B. Roquenore Jr
Austin
Troy Baxter
Dobiin
D. Preston" Hornbuckle
Elgin Gundy -Wall
Cynthia Gey
Wacoure
Gamty
Maggie B. Litthe
Gandy
Mire
Lawrence
I ‘Brownwood
Minton
Valley Mills
Gummer Minton
Los Angeles
Caly
Orlanda
Meridian
Te Stockard
Jer
Arms
Cy Robertaon
George Ronehard
Dalles
A. le Duwinp
We Wits Aoa
Walnut Springs
Tornian
Methodist
Gomain
Methodiat
Lange
Telemdn
Mrogreni
Eorth Laaeuy Wen
Dhoncheae
Mambern
Laagne
Missy
Cali
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap Centennial Visitors
Centennial visitors at Cranfills Gap included Reginald Gaston Comer Tyler Orbir Domsted and family Annie Domstad Minnie Rowena Relerson Oscar Borley and children Annie Sor Vey Earl Simmons Ina Joye Bernt Ber nileon Martin Olwen Otto Nyrasrd family Biber Prisk and former Cillian Wobna Titus Jenson and Mrs Jennon hosted guests from Mont Belvieu Autrey and Gibso n area. local couple Bomar Russell welcomed a baby born October 4. Tee turkey dinner was enjoyed at noon with many relatives present.
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Reginald Gaston
Comer Tyler
Orbir Domsted Ng
Annie Domstad
Mikes Minnie
Rowena Relerson
Oscar Borley
Annie Sor Vey
Earl Simmons
Fam Ty
Biber Prisk
Prisk
Cillian Wobna
T- My Demson
Shire
Holly View
Uralver
Mra
Dartelen Bunday
Louie Drucke
Douglas Langford
Waxahachie
Minson
Virgin “Hartelsen
Frances Lee Manson
Weilell ‘Aarnom
Viro Chas Aare Suffers Fractured Hip In Fall
A fragmentary item notes Aare Chas Viro suffered a fractured hip after a fall during work at Clutseny. Details are sparse and source text is damaged.
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Viro
Chas
Aare
Mrs S A Martin Dies At Age Ninety Seven
Mrs S A Martin dies at E Simmons home in Ditton aged 97. Born in Monroe County Indiana in 1889 she moved to Texas and lived near Baylor University before settling in Bosque County near Cayote. Widely known for memory of past events she cared for by her daughter McDade in her final years.
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B.A. Martin
E. Simmonsome
Ditton
Clifton
Bonaue Couunty
Tie McDade
Martin
Monroe County
Indiana
Mexico
Texas
W. H. Martin
Waco
Baylor University
Bosque County
Cayote
Marti
Sigmons
Clifton to Host First Trades Day Entertainment
A large crowd from across the county attended Clifton’s first trades day event for the season. Guests received gifts including merchandise and cash. sponsors plan two more events in December on the regular third Wednesday and Christmas Eve to invite more locals to Clifton business activities.
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Ditton
Imany
Clifton
Dick Tor‘ Renee
Lola Brew
Louis Bell
P. M. Rogstad
C. 0. Nelton
Christine Anz
Ewell ‘Scarlett
J. C. Westley
Clarence Solberg
E. M. Erickson
Clifton Businase
T Te Nest
Victory Jubilee Day set for Monday at Texas Centennial Exposition
Centennial Jubilee Day at the Texas Centennial Central Exposition in Dallas on Monday November 24 is billed as the fair’s largest attendance day. The event honors the Roosevelt land slide and Texas Congressional delegation with state officials from many cities. Special combination tickets cover admission to the Exposition and 15 major attractions for a dollar, plus access to Cavalcade of Texas Streets of All Nations and more. A $5,000 fireworks display in the Cotton Bowl and dancing with Joe Venuti's band are planned along with transportation and admission discounts to draw visitors from nearby states. Descriptive folders are available in Dallas. Tickets are on sale in Clifton and at local offices.
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Dallas
Texas
Leila ‘Tre
Myron G. Blalock
Marshall
Ray=snond E
Buck
Streets of All Nations
Little America
Ripley's
Show Boat
Jsn
Southwestern Life Building
Chiitton High School
Bosque County Dems Receive Campaign Deficit Donation
Dary L. Helm, Bosque County Democratic Executive Committee chair, received Roy Miller's letter noting a $200 check to cover Bosque County's part of the deficit fund. The note praises Bosque for being the first to reach its toll quota and thanks the committee for its service to the party.
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Dary L. Helm
Bosque County
Democratic Execcutive Committee
Roy Miller
Texas National Democratic Campaign Committee
Obituary Notice for Mrs Olson in Clifton
Mrs O M Olson died at home in Dallas on Wednesday according to Clifton reports. Funeral services of the Wil William Mercantile Company will escort the body back for interment. A family notice will follow in The Clifton papers with further details and arrangements.
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0. M. Olzon
de. O. Mar
Dallas
Clifton Elativen
Morpina
Wilflam Mercantite Company
Thin ¢Ity
Noxna
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Eugene Smart Drad
J. N. Hill
Becouy Amet Nee
Closa
Avgisia
Chamberlain
Fem
Uni Ae
Amer Irgeons
Philadelphia
Saa
Meridian Court
Cranfills Gap
Clutseny Wart
S. A. Martin
A. A. Miler
Robt, F. Cher
Will Finley
0. M. Olson