Pleasant Hill Community Meeting and Local News
Pleasant Hill residents prepare for a community gathering at 11:00 Sunday morning with nearby areas joining to support church work. Reports note Mrs. A G Ott improving after frame surgery and family visits around Valley Milla.
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Pleasant Hill
Coyote
Gilad
A. G. Ott
Little Arnold
Ovear Hampe
Charlie Beaswright
Valley Milla
Otto Wensel
Chile Toon
Waes
Wooten
Carl Henkelman
Henry ¢ ‘Knost
Dalles
C. B. Allen
Daugh
Ter
Atlas Dorie
W. G. Abel
G. F Beruga
Margaret
Whitney
Ceioum
Ha Han
Six Oclock Dinner Monoring Bridal Couple
Mr Fred Ragedale and Miss Anna Mae Westley wed Saturday at 4 30 pm station Rev Davis of China Springs officiating. Attendants included Mrs Elmore Canoteson Mr and Mrs Geelh Canton Mr and Mrs Dock Martin and Miss Emma Canoteson.
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Fred Ragedale
Mise Anna Mae Westley
Davis
China Springs
Elmore Canoteson
Geelh Canton
Dock Martin
Mien
Emma Canoteson
Community Shower Honors Mrs Owen Oowald With Dinner
Friends of Mrs Owen Oowald hosted a shower and 4 mid chicken dinner on Oct 11 In the Lutheran Ladies Aid event held at the Cyclodact venue Guests enjoyed gravy mashed potatoes and dessert then moved to a living room gathering Pastor Lesa Sh Caer led the notice of the event and future plans The shop introduced a showfining department to aid public service and comfort for visitors
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Owen Oowald
Mise Monelle
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Thompson
Georgy Fossett
Drie
Lee Howard
Opal Grubaugh
FrwELL BUMD INU CARRE BY More Than Three To On
Fragmented OCR text presents a local voting record with unclear names and figures. The readable lines indicate a town meeting or election result where a vote count near three to one is shown alongside partial names and a dated context.
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Frwell
Inu Carre
Clifton Man's Father Found Dead Near Meridian
Ed Draper was found dead Thursday afternoon eight miles west of Meridian at Dis Dome. He had been dead several days since Tuesday when last seen unwell. His belongings remained set on a chair, suggesting death after retiring. Burial took place in Meridian Cemetery. Arthur Draper of Clifton is a son. Draper was well known in Clifton and liked by many.
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Meridian
Dis Dome
Ed Draper
Arthur Draper
Draper
Clifton
Special Meeting on Religion and Education Examines Old Testament Texts
October 16, 1937 program outlines a discussion on religion and education. Speakers Ollial Railsback, Emmett Docker and others address biblical education, Baptist schools, and the value of religious texts in teaching.
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Baptist Schools
Mar ‘Val Onwald
Alfred McFadden
Mae Laer
Southern Baptist Nehoole
Emmett Docker
E'Elock
Clifton High Upsets Gatesville in 13 to 0 Victory
Clifton High School stunned Gatesville High School 13 to 0 on Gatesville’s field. The small Clifton squad showed grit and teamwork, defeating the previously favored Gatesville team and earning praise for fair officiating and sportsmanship from attendees.
St. Clair Lutheran Church Schedule and Meetings
Services in English and Norwegian are planned at the Brick Church next Sunday at 3 PM. Confirmants meet Saturday at 10 AM. The North Ladies' Society gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Selmer Trudeau's home. Sunday School and Bible Class begin at 9:30 AM. Pastor Urnea leads.
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ST. Clay Lutheran Church
Wat
North Ladies’ Society
Selmer Trudean
Sunkiay School
Abbey
Urnea
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule Card
Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 pm The at Caria 630 pm Intermediate C E 615 pm Evening service The tay beet Hand Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 Pastor M L Purcell
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Presbyterian Church
Moraine
Caria
M. L. Purcell
City Mall Scene Entangles Local Figures in Unclear Standoff
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a city mall and several named figures in a confusing scene. Details are unreadable, with no clear event, date, or outcome to report.
The Cliftex Saturday Nile The Joy
Local notional page fragment lists event names and days with odd formatting. Limited readable details reference a western type venue and performances across midweek dates. No clear participants or locations are identifiable from the fragment.
Utney Defeats Clifton High Reserves in Uneven Match
The report notes Clifton High reserves, coached by Mr Jones, fielded many substitutes and ineligible players as Whitney High Seric and Witney teams dominated the game. Only three regulars from Clifton appeared. Clifton did not use its regular backfield in the contest. A separate item mentions Mrs G Martin of Banype county turning eighty at a family gathering hosted by T A Regen.
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Jones
Clifton High
Whitney High Seric
Witney
Clifton
Baptert Church Invites Community to October Gala
The local church extends a cordial invite for a Sunday gathering at White Plague Hall to celebrate religious freedom and life. Secretary Gillmrt of the parish issues the message and urges attendance.
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Senday
Clifton Public School News Items
The Giften Parent-Teacher Association met at the school building to discuss funding for a motion picture machine for visual education with cash payment. They planned to coordinate with the FA at their upcoming meeting and prepare for the annual footbed exposition.
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Clifton Public
Amsat von Deehd
Wilhemlagh
Sosaalte
Ontenville
Gatesville
Pxeum
Meriter serpin at Tha foght services ee Tall TAs Laplleg
Fragmented OCR text describing a Meriter serpin at foght services in Tall Ta Laplleg with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
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Meriter Serpin
Tha Foght
Tharestas
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