Obscure Family Gathering Noted With Local Attendees
A community birthday celebration at Mills parishhouse near Mills on October 16 drew many locals including Mr. and Mrs. Olson and their daughter, Dorothy, and several others from nearby towns. Rev. David Irvin led the ceremony as residents gathered for the Methodists’ event and observed familiar names across Meridian and Valley areas.
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Lee
Hairal Keser
Mire
Obain
Apo
Caritine Welle
Borat Ber
Mra
Berto
Margie Lou
Fibch Olson
Daughlar
Mankemk
Folin
Walter
Maria
Deir
Dorothy
Gerald Fed Ray Allen Pendleton
Alvin
Chirstinbel
Aff
Crunfille Gap
Mock Ehemens
Meridian
Albert Bevelant
Pattview
Eni Olsen
Witton
Mins Lemsta McGorkin
Valley
Mathodint
St Mills
Pyiday
Orning
David Irvin
Gontinget
Predicts Spending Halt By Federal Government
Dalles Oct 24 The tendency of the federal government to increase war spending at the expense of local governments must be fought now that the emergency is over Senator Tow Connally declared at a county meeting He warned that centralization of powers in Washington is needed due to credit breakdown but stressed preserving local government initiative and self rule From ancient times New England towns have relied on small local groups to govern He warned that continued vast federal aid to cities and other groups cannot continue when the country reaches a crisis point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Tow Connally
Connally
Washington
Grewhe
Old
New England
Bride Barbara Tubbs Weds Joe Tennison At Parsonage
Mrs B M Tubbs of Akepty and Roy Tennican of Clifton celebrate the marriage of Miss Barbara Tubbs to Joe Tennison at the Jota Mathoulet parsonage. Rev. My conducts the ceremony as friends and family witness the ceremony with a modest reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tubbs
Joe Tennison
Doe Tennican
Joe Ue
A. A. Miter
Ant Mire
Roy Tennisan
Clifton
Barbwen Mabht
Daveb
Rey
B. M. Tubbe
Ake Pty
Jota Mathoulet
Trade Day group reports on November plans and program
A written report from the Clifton Trailer Bay Club details that Tom Parke was elected Chairman Chas Nolaan Treasurer and H L Tennion Secretary. The group designates the third Wednesday as Trades Day with a special December event and seeks Lion County cooperation. The meeting covers travel rates to Dallas Centennial and program previews for November. Reverend Phillip Baur from Womack addresses cultural gaps. Baur joins the club. Visitors include C P Blafer B C Jamie Fanny Wallace and others.
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Parke Tors
Clifton
Trailer Bay
Tom C. Parks
Ed Ramley
Buster Graves
Chas. Neto
Jack Theker
LW. Tenn
Aon
Tom Parke
Chas
Nolaan
EL ‘Tennion
Lion Fallis
Texas
Lion Reeve
Lion Hof
Apesialtein
C. Plotson
D. C.olvernon
C. H
Lev
Baur
Pites
C. P. Biafer
B.C. Janie
Fonny Wallee
Noted Baptist Leader To Speak at Morgan
Dr. B. B. Scarborough president of the Baptist Seminary at Fort Worth will deliver two lectures at the Monthly Worker's Conference for representatives of Baptist churches in Sesque County. The event in Morgan on Monday Nov. 2, 1936 features talks on South America and "God's Plan for Money" with other speakers including Roy Clayton and V. M. Cloyd.
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B. B. Scarborough
The
Baptist Seminary
Port Worth
Worker's Conference of
Baptist
Sesque County
Morgan Sure. Dy
Scarborough
South America
Mineloir Fivlde
Misalan
Tellunine
Roy Clayton Af Moshainn
Rev
V. M. Cloyd
Distriay Malina
Wao
T. F. Maynned
Panto
Moran Church
Morgan
Unclear fragment from San-Wunater local item
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about an assistant named Tommy and a numbered item. Readable terms include names and a civic context, but the source is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or action for a concise card.
Tragic Waco Area Auto Crash Claims Clifton Leader
Joe Alton Hix 32, Clifton civic leader, was killed when his car collided head on with a second vehicle on Highway 67 near Valley Mills. John Pounds, a Clifton high school athlete, and Otho Martin of Hico were seriously injured. Roy Smith and Alton Sharp of Waco were riding in the other car. Interment followed at Valley Mills Cemetery after services in Clifton.
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Clifton
Joe Allen Hix
Mre
Siticwne Wnd
Valley Mills
Ween
Lake
Waco Dam
Jobn
Bix
Roy Smith
Alton Sharp
Waco
Mr. Hicks
John ‘Pounds
Moxwoite
Offeraly
Odho Morton
Claude Jameson
Heo
Fahn
Hite
G. W. Busch
John Powhds
Busch
Hix
Brych
Ing the
Wight Anc
Iome
Valley Milln
Waco News Tribune
Joe Aton Hix
TnnEyes
Clause Jameson
Hico
Twother Porsons
Nostley
McLennan County
Wacoan
Baptist Wanitarium
Jameson
Otho Martin
John Founde
Brainey
Mil Giverd
Witnancup
Jameson Ana
Eheritl
Texas Legislature approves broad omnibus tax bill
Oct 28 report details a sweeping tax package awaiting governor signature. New taxes include admissions surcharges on cinemas and stages, whiskey and wine levies, license fees for marble machines, and increases on oil production, natural gas, and mineral ores. Utilities and insurance taxes rise, horse racing bets take a bigger cut, and various tonnage and per ton charges are enacted.
A H Spitzer Jr shines at A M A C judging Kan tan City
A H Spitzer Jr, popular at A M in agriculture, ranked second high with a 972 score in Kan tan City judging contest last week, surpassing the previous record by five points. He led junior Saddle Sirloin Club members through centurion tasks and rodeo events, while serving as secretary treasurer of the club and excelling academically.
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Kantan City
Mos
A. H. Spitzer Jr
Military Department
Saddle Sirloin
Collage
T He Agricultural School
Chicago
Texan
Poetic Feierert and Pleasure to Jay We Riis Maellnge
The fragment hints at a poetic Feierert and pleasure tied to Jay We Riis Maellnge. No clear event date place or organization is readable. Further readable details are needed to form a precise, source-grounded card.
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Jay
Meridian Court and Local News highlights from Meridian
Special Correspondent reports on Meridian events and visitors as the town discusses the Texas Centennial. Mrs G B Jones travels to Dallas to visit daughter and family while Miss Anna Mase Goodall spends weekend in town with her parents. Local youths host Bosque County League Union at the Methodist Church with a Halloween themed program and elections.
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G. B. Jones
Priday
Dallas
Mev
Lowell *Ton
Anna Mase Goodall
Wacopent
A. Goodall
Kent Appleby
Clifton Visita
Wis
Ft. Wil Bras
Appleby
Methodist Church
Bosque County League Union
Frank Grimes
Austin
J.D. Grimes
Mix
J. E. Robertson
Fort Worth
T. McConnell
J. G. Cooper
Baby
Waco
Will Wright
P. Raley
Mary Ann
Valley Mills
Meridian
Si Davis
Elgin Gandy
Cynthia Gay
Mrr
C. M. Gandy
Maggie B. Little
Mmes
Burtis Dorman
Gus Grimin l
Jittle
Dorma Jane Ward
W. T. Dixon
Clifton
J.T. Lomax
Edwin Grimes
A and P Store Moves From Clifton Sunday
The A P Company removed stock from its Clifton store amid tax concerns and court challenges. The district manager noted many small towns faced closures due to the Texas “thin” store tax, prompting neighbors to perceive uncertainty in the law’s outcome. W C Gloff, longtime operator next door, also shuttered his market as the building changed hands.
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A. & P. Company
Clifton
Texas
Snd
W. C. Gloff
A. P
Atul Rowing
Apap
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Will Rogers
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