Austin Club Paving Projects and Local Changes Report
The town discusses paving work and city projects with property owners cooperating with the City Council. Officials note delays and potential progress as merchants and residents weigh the status of street improvements. Thomas W. Wood, a former college teacher, attended and announced plans to leave for Blacksburg, Virginia to teach at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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Austin
Trons
Will & Peer
MF Aagistance
Setha Fewting
Assite Jenson
Wari
Lion
Tandiey
Thomas W. Wood
Alewife
Bing
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic
R Gloff Dies After Brief Illness
A fragmented obituary notes the life and death of R Gloff after a brief illness. The piece reflects on life’s fixed start and end as part of divine plan, stressing equality before God and the inevitability of fate for all, regardless of age or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdoi
Stanford Named Secretary of State Planning Board Member
Gerald C. Mann aligned Priddy as secretary of state nominees. Washington’s Texas planning representative accepted appointment. Stanford of Waco would succeed Mann on the planning board, with Cal Paul J. Nikefield moving to a federal post at $7,000 yearly. The planning board pays $15,000 and the secretary of state’s salary is $42,000. Stanford, four years Melennan County judge, has served as securities division attorney. He will join Mann on the planning board as secretary of state.
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Auillb
Ave
Gerald C. Mann
Priddy
Washington
Texas Planning
Allred
Stanford
Waco
Mann
Cal Paul J. Nikefield
Texex
Planning Board
Clifton Street Paving Effort Moves Forward
The Clifton paving project advances with Thursday morning work to grade and drag the street for proper leveling. The City Council pushes to send engineering data to Washington before deadlines and urges property owners to cover about 16 cents per foot to receive one dollar worth of pavement, highlighting heavy local involvement and uncertainty over government approval.
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Bas Nena
Clifton
Washington
Tte
W. C. Hurst
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Local Events
A partial OCR fragment mentions dates and figures, including a 604.68 amount and references to local people or places. The text is garbled and incomplete, hindering clear identification of events, names, or outcomes.
Weekend Visitation Highlights From Clifton and Nearby Areas
Clifton residents hosted a series of weekend visits with relatives and friends from Dallas Fort Worth Waco and Meridian. Mrs Ruby Harry and family connected with Miss Helen Killiloon of Waco while others traveled from Austin Crénfille Gap and Belvin Rogstad's home for gatherings. John Maakestad underwent a medical procedure in Waco.
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Meonatad
Mian Kirudson
Sam Rnudaon
Dee
Bertelsen
Lebel
Cameron
Fort Worth
Apent
Mes
J.D. Hull
Jamiy
Woodrow Willmnan
Vnst
Bie Springe
Bimp. Grubeagh
C.M. Broyles
Texas
Oklahoma
Ernest Viertel
Crénfille Gap
R. C. Rechoig
Clifton
Bouth Terns
Gelveston
Houston
Bay City
Intern
Andrew Jorgenson
Austin
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
W. J. Maakertadt
Data
John Rogstad
Nora Rogstad
Dallas
Jack Hook
Rogstad
Efilton
Belvin
Peder and Pederson Family Ties Married in Port Arthur
In Minneapolis area wedding notices, Henrietta Rebecca Hunon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jore Hanson of Clifton Texas, married August Oth to Rev. Per nie C. Pederson of Port Arthur Canada. Dr Herman A Prous conducted the service at the Lutheran church with matron of honor Mrs Mites Otto formerly of Minnesota in coral pink chiffon.
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Minneapolis
Henrietta Rebecca Hunon
Jore Hanson
Avenue 8
August Oth
Pernie C. Pederson
Port. Arthur
Can
Ole Pederson
Clifton
Texas
Herman A. Prous
Savioc'n Lutheran Church
Mites Otto
Stiletta Hanson
Adams
Minn
Minnespate
Miss Mina Pederson Weds Ira Dahl In Cranfills Gap Ceremony
Miss Mina Pederson daughter of J J Le Pederson of Cranfills Gap married Ira Dahl son of Mr and Mrs P O Dahl in a Sunday evening ceremony at the Cranfills Gap Latter Day church. Rev W J Masket officiated with the double ring. The altar was decked with baskets of sinine marigolds and queen’s wreath. Christine Swenson played the organ while bridesmaids wore pink and peach dresses and carried fern and zinnias. The groom’s party included Elmo Knudson Pernell Aars Warren Custis Dani and Allen Eilingson. Bulala Pederson sister of the bride was maid of honor. Aubrey Dahl was best man. Little Minorus Knudson was ring bearer. The Mower girls Patsy Lou Grimland and Nelda Joy Swenson wore pink. The bride entered with the groom in white satin and long tulle veil, carrying ferns and white carnations. The ceremony followed with Lohengrin’s Wedding March and Twilight nod Mation.
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Misa
Mina Pederson
Jps
J. le Pederson
Cranfils Gap
Ira Dahl
P.O. Dahl
Uber
Chutoh
Cransilla
Tap
Berns
W. J. Maskettad
Sremony
Christine Swenson
Messrs
Elmo Knudson
Pernell Aars
Warren
Custis Dani
Allen Eilingson
Mins Bulala Pederson
Aubrey Dahl
Minorus Knudson
Pat ‘Sy Lou Grimland
Nelda Joy Swenson
Mise Ile Faye
Frome
Mississippi Mob Huey Long In Mississippi Mob Huey Long In spi
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Huey Long in Mississippi with garbled text. The readable fragments reference a public event or confrontation and include scattered names and places, but no clear dates or outcomes emerge from the damaged text.
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Mississippi
Huey Long
Visitors honor Ole C Pederson home in 1935 event
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole C Pederson welcomed over 150 relatives and friends on Friday August 28 1935 to honor Rev Pernie Pederson recently of Canada and Prof Mart Pederson from Tesus Tech Lubbock and their brides The gathering featured registration by Ollie Mae Pederson punch cookies and mints and a program of acquaintance Some guests presented tokens of goodwill as the party celebrated the couples before their departure for missionary service in South Africa and teaching duties in Lubbock
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Ole C. Pederson
Pernie Pederson
Canade
Mart Pederson
Tesus Tech
Lubbock
Mise
Ollie Mae Pederson
Missax Olive Junctsen Dahl
Edna Bergman
Pederson
South Africa
Prof
Former Morganites To Hold Annual Reunion
The Tenth Annual Reunion and Picnic of former Morgen citizens will be held at Forest Park in Fort Worth Texas on Sunday September 1885. The event includes a noon meal and basket. President Lore M. Lapan and secretary Morame Cones organize with a welcome for all attendees who bring a dish.
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Morgen
Forest Park
Fort Worth
Texas
el Board Association
Paseword
Meridian Court and Local News Tidbits
Special correspondents from Clifton report on daily Meridian activity. Residents and visitors travel between Meridian, Bay City, Iredell, Fort Worth, Dallas and Corpus Christi. Local families, schooling, religious events, and marriages are noted along with several short travels and retirements.
Clifton and Whitney to Play Here Sunday
Clifton and Whitney are scheduled to play here Sunday in a playoff. The event centers on eligibility issues and a change in the lineup during the second half, with key players named in motion and adjustments by officials.
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Clifton and Whitney
Clifton-Whitney
Lecluse
Outelda
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