Clifton College News and Alumni Visit Highlights
Former Clifton College visitors include Rev W. Beebe and Mrs E B Harris of Gainesville visiting the campus on October 21. Alumni Grimland and Nell also came, with Bonnie Minkesway among guests. The craft club met, showcasing Halloween decorations by Miss Daugherty’s class.
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Thaon
Gach Jy
Neat G. Grimland
Vernon
Jit Chitton College
Bonnie Faye
Minkesway
Esha
Es Mien Tracher
Parview
Geormarma Swenson
Clifton
Minnesantlle
Treant
Ole Ane Pederson
Community Public Service Co
Daugherty
Cranfills Gap Telephone operator candidate seeks votes
A candidate for the Cranfills Gap Telephone system operator position asks patrons for their vote and support. The letter notes eight years of experience for the writer and two for his wife, claiming they are well qualified to render efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranfills Gap Telephone Company
Cranfills Gap Telephone System
Osborn held on whisky charge in Waco hearing
C L Osborn of Bosne county was committed to Falls County jail after defaulting on a temporary bond of 750. He pleaded not guilty to possession of untaxed whisky at a Friday morning hearing before United States Commissioner Woodie Zachty. The piece notes the scale of the federal prison system, citing about 20 000 prisoners across 25 institutions.
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Waco
Texas
C. L. Osborn
Bosne County
Falls County
United States
Woodie Zachty
Federal
Womack Community News Recaps PTA Ends and Local Visits
In Womack and nearby Clifton area news the community notes the PTA term ending with a four year stretch of activities. Attendance tops twenty in both Drees and Quid sides while a recent Friday game saw Coon Creek sweep the boys 18 to 8 and the girls lose their nine. Several families from Clifton and Decatur visit and celebrate birthdays. Lorena and Lenora Spitzer return home from Houston for vacation with Arnold and Esther Spitzer. Local residents share Sunday visits with R. Hennig Je and family, Elonry Prescher, Walter Mueller, and many others, as news of weekend travels and greetings fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Membura
Bev
Renext Prescher
Pred Pebler
Walter Wiede
Paul Prescherand
Clifton
Bill Schroeder
McGregor
Chas
Fehler
Lorena
Lenora Spitzer
Houston
Decatur
Vacatiom
Arnold
Esther Spitzer
Womack
Lehorg
Erwin Spitzer
Willlie Hennig
R. Hennig
Elonry Prescher
Walter Mueller
Ralph Hampe
Valley Mille High School
Willie Prescher Jr
W. B. Hampe
Oscar Anz
Lelia Jaye
Irene
Joe Anz
Rey
H. P. Baur
Bobnie
Ta B. Illingson
X Ender
Week's News From Zayote Community School
The fourth to seventh grades work on cotton studies producing booklets. High school students engage in various subjects while sports talk of Womack game and Fairview matchup. Local church banquet prep, new lighting, community visits, and youth League attendance feature in community notes.
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Womack
Fairview
Coyote Church Indies
John Bush
Mo|sheim
Dan Bush
Edna Wayne McMillan
Clifton Methodist Church
League
Price Drag Line Freight and Transfer Tauling Service
C E Price offers drag line freight and transfer tauling of all kinds with baggage called for and delivered. Clifton 3 Texas.
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C. E. Price Drag
Clifton
Texas
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Gee
Humble 6 Ruins Company
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Saneee
C. E, Fiala
Zayote
Indus
L. E. Tennison
W. H. Danby
Clinton
Mer
A. Dansby
Charley Towsley
Dalphus Dansby
Rx. Spurteen Votles
Koppors
Dansby
Johannon
Valley’ Mills
Mra
John Carlson
Daugstar
Misa Bivids
Abilene
Claude Turner
H. D. Club
Bowe
C. C. Bergman
Tohnnie Carlson
Fort Worth
Clyde Turner
South Bosque
Otis Blue
Midlothian
Lowell Cox Jr
Emily
Dallas
James Charles Blue
Bill Blent Iredell
C. J. Bagley
Drs
Goodall & Witcher Clindg-Hospital
Koppers
Bank Ulogy
Bad Hudgens
Cayote
Roswell
Mobheim
Narmours Store
Cranfills Gap
Bank Slefton
Hank
HORSE
Corner Gerare
Morgan
Rogers Drug Store
Walnut Springs
Forster
Thursand
Iredell
Bank
M.C. M.corkle
Bosque County
Driskill
Austin
W. E. Stark
Bester
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