Death of Nary Clifton Citizen in Auto Wreck
November 21 obituary for Joe A. Kall a prominent Arkansas financier rancher and former army officer. Kall died after his Wichita bound car overturned near Wichita Lakeside Park. He held leadership roles in Arkansas industries and banking, with ties to Kansas plants and several firms. Survived by a widow, mother, father, six sisters, and other relatives.
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Joe A. Kall
Plonmer
Frauke Kall
Wichita
Ihrator
Mathhes
Iheymowr
Hugher
Minouri
Kansas
Arkanmx Railway Company
Wehita Latonide Park
Fea Pills Medical Arte Building
Arkansas Pour Mills Company
Arkandaery
Kan
Pany A2
Louis
Wichita Folly
Cot $m Oil Company
Aeridian Court and Local News Highlights
Daughters at Wace were guests over the weekend of mother Kate Couper. Mrs. P. Hord and Mrs. K. Callan of Lanes Chapel visited Mrs. L. Gibson. Jeaned Ses. 3s M. Weller of Tammitton spent Sunday with her brother, Marin B. Little. Los Angeles visitors arrived for a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jones and sister. Arn. Marvin Bloodworth spent Saturday in Valley Mills with Jess and Winley Bloodworth and Mrs. Emc Wortham. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cooper attend the event.
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H. J. Jones
Arl Fleming
Marvin Bloodworth
Valley Mills
Jess and
Winley Bloodworth
Emc Wortham
Juanes A. Connor
J. G. Cooper
Two Southwest Football Games This Week end
Two Southwest Conference football games on Saturday feature SMU vs. Baylor and TCU vs. Rice, with Texas and Texas A&M idle for Thanksgiving week. Radio broadcasts planned across Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio markets by Humble Oil and other stations begin at 1 50 a m. Local coverage includes Kern Tips for the Dallas broadcast and Cy Leland with Eddie Dunn for the TCU Rice game, with several stations listed across the state.
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Texas Ad ML
Art Canaan
Southern Methodist
Faylor
Dalian
Texas Christian
Cy Leland
Eddie Dunn
KFJZ
Port Community News Worth
KXYZ
Houston
Kang
Ian
Mack Sieport
Mia Antonio
KTEM
Temple
KRIC
Faye Miears
Yia
Lene
KNOW
Austin
KPDM
Wuto Maturday
KBST
Big Spring
KRIS
Rico
KGKL
Suny Anselo
Gatanville
KGKB
Tyler
KGRY
Weslncn
Matter
Gus Sommerfeld
Fms
Uma
Rely Adolph Sommerfeld
Bre Reynold Sommerfeld
Ade Daurtey
China Springs
Kevelyn Kroll
Baturday Etsay
Rich Thicke
Lite
Ie Pan
Henny
Manhelmn Buney
Merrivale Boys Rally For 17 11 Victory At Home
Fairview Community and School News reports a hard fought Merrivale match where the boys defeated their rivals 17 to 11 after a tense battle. A short program followed the Wednesday night event led by TA. The girls claimed a big win in basketball while planning ahead to meet Seaith Bond.
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Merrivale
Biull Bend
Marsivale
Orphanage Plans Monday Program at Clifton Church
On Monday night, November 27 16, a group of boys and girls from the Southwestern Home for Orphans will present a program at the Presbyterian Church in Clifton. A free will offering will be received. Donations of clothing or canned fruit jelly or jam are welcome at the manse or church until the program night. Everyone welcome.
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Choo
Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Methodists Plan Special Service Sunday in Kansas City
The local Methodist Church announces a Sunday service to mark a historic union conference between the Episcopalian, Methodist Episcopal South, and Methodist Protemtant churches. Rev Hayden Edwards will lead with a litany. L. Le Felder, Cisburne superintendent, will preach. Special attendees invited.
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Tae Loval Methodiat Church
Hayden Edwards
Declaration of Union
Ueartheatiot Episcapal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South ‘Azal
Methodist Protemtant Church
Uniting
Gontaranee
Kanan City
Mer. L. le Felder
Ill Pruach
Ain
Nccasion
Brothers Alike in Haste to Divorce and Nerves
Clarence Leroy Kelly and Charles Raymond Kally of Jove California, both house movers, both earned 1996.00 daily, and both face divorce today after wives charged them with late night drunkenness and unspecified infidelity. The muddled report mentions Jean Carel and Sal gramdeararta in unclear terms.
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Srothers
Jove
Calif
Clarence Leroy Kelly
Charles Raymond Kally
Ani
Cubs Take Measure Of Whitney Eleven
Clifton defeated Whitney 7 to 0 Friday night in a pool game. Clifton rushed for 81 yards while Whitney passed for about 60 yards and failed to threaten beyond the Clifton 40. Clifton’s running game worked well with straight-blocking and a spin play score. Next Thursday at 3 PM Clifton closes its home schedule against Morcevile Eddy Eagles, weather preventing night game.
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Clifton
Whitney
Clifton Fau
Mrocevile-Eddy Eagles
Mg AN UG
Miraceville Eddy
Wimmen
Clifton Am
Slaven Kumnes
Whitey
Ludwig
Townley
Chia
Jou Bomans
Room Writ Come Out Early Ret
Fragmentary OCR note mentions room writ related action and a request to publish or pursue a public record. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations readable. Summary limited by legibility but indicates a legal or housing notice context.
Local Visitors and School News Highlight Womack Area
Nes s and Mrs. Robert Steinke visited at the Helms home in Banday. P.C Howard and Patsy Aun it Kopper called on August Kroeger family. Lincoln Ferris and family were with Mr Bill Conrad’s party in Waco. Dick Golden and Mrs Henry Wiede visited relatives Sunday. Ferris family traveled with Fanny Prather to Fort Worth. PTA to meet November 22. Garnersville boys basketball schedule with Womack AL Sr. speaks on clothing.
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Dick Golden
Norse
Henry Wlede
W. D. Perris
Quincoln Ferrin
Mian
Fanny Prather
Fort Warts
Garnersville
Womack AL
Four Years Tax on Liquor Revenue and Allocations
The four year period since legalization yielded 26 985 215 dollars in liquor revenue. Administrative expenses totaled 22 and a portion of 23 126 001 was allocated to old age pensions. Funds also supported the evaiable fund and other state accounts while inspectors filed 17 000 complaints leading to 74 convictions and 808 762 in fines.
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Austin
Texan
Bert Ford
Mona
Gener
Sioaims
Linpesel
Cowrtien
Annual Flower Carnival Opens in Clifton With Civic Ladies Support
The 40th Annual Flower Carnival starts in Clifton today with exhibits in the Bradstreet building and a turkey dinner in City Mall. Evening programs at City Auditorium feature Sophronia’s Wedding on Thursday and Big Brother Friday, with community talent and proceeds aiding local projects.
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Clifton
Bradstreet
Mai
City Mall
Auwal
City Auditorium
Sophronia
V. D. Goodall
Benno Vengrved
Pharney
Ely
Interesting News At Cranfills Gap
Mrs Bernt Bertelson reports a weekend of small-town happenings at Cranfills Gap with a wedding of Miss Pearl Enger and Mr Ray Blum, family visits, Clifton College students visiting home, PTA meeting, a football win 18 to 6 for the local team, and local residents including Mr Otto Olson and others noted in a series of weekend sketches.
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Bernt
Wendell Larson
Tum
Koppert
Mra
Otto Olson
Clitton
Bundy Mines
A. Huse
W. C. Pendleton Praniee
Reginald Gaston
Waco Tant
Chris Enger
Ove Anderson
Meridian Commissioners Court Holds Regular Session
Meridian commissioners court met on November 1 in regular session and approved monthly reports for Font Forward No 1 and W E Bryan. Officials approved included Judge Karl Lovelady, Clerk D A Harwick, Treasurer Alma Butler, District Clerk Maggie Little, Assessor-Collector M C McCorkle, Sheriff Dave Montomery. Tax refunds were ordered for overpaid taxes to Mrs E P Rohn and J W McDougal due to renditions errors. Bond sureties for DeWitt Royal were posted and a new bond ordered recorded.
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Commissioners Court
Meridianonday
Font Forwa
W. E Bryan
Karl L. Lovelady
D. A. Harwick
Alma T. Butler
Treaurer
Maggie D. Little
M. C. McCorkle
Dave Mont‘Tomery
B. Zeller
E. P. Rohn
J. W. McDougal
DeWitt Royal
Plane Nabs Army Men Without Hunting Licens
A plane incident led to apprehension of military personnel without proper hunting licenses. Officials investigated the event and issued reminders about permit requirements for armed service members in the area.
No Extra Session Will Be Called by O'Daniel
Gov W G O Daniel will not call a special session to boost a tax levy for state securities. He argues past six weeks show little for a costly session and that the plan needs support from voters and the Senate remains uncertain. He noted claims eight representatives favored a general tax bill but warned proposal in principle differs from action.
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O'Daniel
Dustin
Texas
W. G O'Daniel
Tesay
Thieme
Dunia
Senate
Roosevelt’s Son Plans to Take British Citizenship
London reports that Kermit Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, contemplates taking British citizenship. He served as a second lieutenant in the British Army during World War I and believes shifting allegiances would advance the war effort and ease Britain’s burdens.
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England
London
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cape
Koonfall
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