Bodh College News Highlights and Student Life
A fragmented report from Bodh college outlines student life changes and administration issues. It notes concerns about admissions, age rules, and social dynamics at a four year college, with reference to junior college links and senior cottage housing. The piece lists campus officers including Jack Loper View President and Betty Fanderson as part of a reorganized student body and signals upcoming student events and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodh Xd
Fondnes Llega
A & Wal
Mantel
Theaile Uy
Vanersinian News
Jack Loper
Peexy Smith
Oinia Miter
Thora Rougen
Betty Fanderson
Bill Bpangle
Marthe Flats Elier
Jock Lover
Imsalf
Fragmented OCR Note From AIAARCP Day Report
Fragmented text fragment from a newspaper page with unclear names and events. readable items reference a day report and possible officials but specifics and context are missing. The legible content hints at a civic note or schedule but lacks decisive facts for a full summary.
Local man Platt remembered after Meridian move
Gavin A Platt of Meridian, formerly of Dallas and Clifton, died September 25 after a long illness. He served as a teacher, Spanish-American War veteran, and dedicated Methodist member. Survived by his wife, two children Frances and Paul, two children-in-law Lisle and Frances, four brothers, a sister, granddaughter Ha sero, and Betty Joan. Funeral at Meridian Methodist Church conducted by Rev Be Mellard. Interment at Serlifa.
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Tor
Gavin A
Wetarane
Monpital
Dallas
Inn of Aeveral
Dullae
Wesks
Plac Way
Texas
Mim
Garneceville
Paul
Baus' Forse
Beotland
End
Wat War
Tiles
Clifton
Waco
Abauk
Mias
Maggie Barker
Torber
Platt
Bane Hiv
Hin Daltht
Yelfe
Frances
Hin Soneto-Law
Lisle Coln Fervis
Hasero
Betty Joan Fereiny
Clyde Platt
Resumonty
Bert Platt
Stephenville
Grover Platt
Ew Orlgandy
Luciu Platt
Rowville
Callalah Ona Aioter
Mrn
Iris
Yorstig
Evarine
Mrs. Chute
Serlifa
Effortful Clifton Lions event and funeral notices
The article reports a church and school community update with new students listed and a funeral for D. A. Platt and others from the area. It covers a Lions Club meeting in Clifton with guest speaker Lion Thos B. Gallaher and a plan to honor veterans at Clifton City Hall.
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Clifton Liona Ve Init Alley Milln Club
Clifton l Jelub
Lion V. D. Goodall
Clifton
Lion John Newton
Clifzon Club
Lion Thos. B. Gallaher
Waco Club
First Presbyterian
Hotelty
Thore
Clifton Lions
Ree
Baptist Revival to Begin October 10 at Taunanuel Church
The Taunanuel Baptist Church of Waco announces a church revival starting October 10 led by Sir M G Muir Educational and Music director with A Baskin as pastor. The event invites full Christian participation to seek God’s renter power and salvation.
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Bonilay
M. G. Muirhead
Taunanoel Baptist Church
Waco
A. Baskin
Soldier Recovers from Wounds and Dreams of Home
The article details Cummings award of the Purple Heart after sustaining shrapnel wounds in service. He describes friends Bun and others, the long hospital journey across states, and his return to U S soil. He spent months in General Hospital and is now at McClosky Hospital in Temple Texas, visiting Mosheim with hopes of recovery.
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Bun
Cummings
Coast General Hospital
New York
McClosky Hospital
Temple
Texas
Mosheim
Mostello Rystal Pledge Vows At Corpus Christi Church
Miss Jewel Rystad daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Rystad and Mr Arthur H Mostello son of Mr and Mrs J Mostello were married at the First Lutheran Church in Corpus Christi on September 20. Rev C L Bohle officiated. The bride wore aqua blue crepe with blue accessories and white gardenias. A reception followed at the Parton home with Mrs Magis White and Mrs Emelyn Kirby assisting. The bride is a Clifton High School graduate and has worked at the Civil Service at the Naval Air Training Center in Corpus Christi. Mostello, a graduate of Avansas Pass High School, attended BWSTC at Sam Marcos and is employed at the NaATC. The couple will live in Aransas Pass after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Jewel Rystad
C M. Rystad
Arthur H. Mostello
Mr. Mostello
Armeas Pass
Texas
First Lutheran
Corpus Christi
C. L. Bohle
al Parton
Mies Magis White
Emelyn Kirby
Clifton ‘High School
Civil Service
Naval Air Training Center
Jin Corpose Christ
Mostello
Avansas Pass High School
BWSTC
Sam Marcos
Naatc
Mrs
Homie
Aransas Pass
State board appointments and terms announced in Texas
Marshall Harvey of Lubbock Dr. Frank Lewin of San Antonio and Frank G Smith of Houston are named for six year terms on the Regents for Texas College of Arts and Industries Kingsville MRE. Datus E Proper of San Antonio and J B Hudnall of Tyler receive six year terms on the State Board of Registration of Professional Engineers. J B Barris of Seguin and Jack Warden of McKinney get two year terms on the State Board of Barber Examiners. Wood cellulose cited as the most abundant organic raw material in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Harvey
Lubbock
Regente
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Mre
Frank Lewin
San Antonio
Frank G Smith
Houston
State Board of Registration of Pri« Feanions
Datus E. Proper
Hudnall
Tyler
State Board of Barber Examiners
J.B. Barris
Seguin
Jack Warden
McKinney
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Ruth Niven
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Cheers Company
Fort
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Aiaarcp
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Veorvor
Atudente
Apna Dorie Quohike
Rayford Lee
Edward and
Betty Joan Kettler
Wilburn
Otleta Fay
Mable Lee
Ben Davis
Pranklin Schwarvs
Shangthai, Chine
Renton
D. A. Platt
Roy Sumrall
Harold Taley
Lake Shales
Beaumont
A. Plavt
Robert Platt
Jacksboro
Gray
Pott
Miss Kulome
Seastrunk
Sam Ephraim
L. Blackwood
George Jackson
Fred Busby
Walter Williams
Tom Printm and Sire
W. D. Perris
Gutvereville
Baptist
A. H. Mostello and
Jewell Rystal
Idistaware
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Pacific
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel MoOrea
Gene Autry
Tex Inc
Kids Ate
Tax Inc
Frank Morgan
Jean Rogers
Tyrone Power
Anne Baxter
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