Family reunions and visits dot Meridian notes
Mr and Mrs Len Darien and sons Bill and Thomas joined relatives at a J. W. Gian home in Waco for a large family reunion. Miss Kee Dardeneth will return to Kansas City for period work. Many locals hosted relatives in Morgan Mills, Oklahoma City, Norman, and Waco. Workers and teachers visited across Meridian and College Station, with several trips to Dallas Fort Worth and El Paso planned or completed.
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Len Darien
Sone
Bille Sad Thomas
Waco Fm
J. W. Gian
Quien
Ahi
Mise Kee Dardeneft
Kan~gan City
Minsimme
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Norman
W. B. Baxter
Dougher
J. M. Bayles
McCellan
Waco
CC Porter Agate
Mim Laura
Dallas
J. D. Parker
Mra
Boyd Botts
Fort ‘Worth
J. Lee Smith
Lawrence Orbeel
Meridian
Sallie Hull
B. Wood
College Station
Na Mangold
Elmo Cook
Weenweday
Jim Welker
el Paso
Miss Lena Landgraf Returns From Trip to Colorado
Miss Lena Landgraf of Waco traveled two months through Boulder and Colorado Springs visiting Fort Warren Cheyenne and Central City. She saw the Merry Widow in Boulder Canyon and rode the Royal Gorge Bridge. She plans future travels and mentions friends in Ballinger Taylor and Taylor, Texas.
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Mine Landgraf
Coyote
Austin Ave
Waco
Boulder
Colorado
Miss Landgraf
Weco
Raton
New Mexico
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Moulder
Pike's Peak
Miss Landgrat
Cheyenne
Wyo
Capitol
Pield
United States
Regular Army
Fort Warren
Auguston
Miss Landerat
Central City
Boulder Canyon
Opers Howe
Manitou
Garden of Goda
Royal Gorge Bridge
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texan
Mise Landgraf
EC. Krase
Ballinger
Texas
Bill Hensimeyer, Jr
Mies Holling
Ireland Boy Crippled In Clifton Car Crash
Max Wurbs nine year old boy was critically injured when the car drove into a deep ditch near Clifton. He sustained a broken back and paralysis from the waist down. He was treated locally by Dr D A Carpenter and later moved for specialist care at Temple Hospital as doctors hope for recovery.
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Max Wurbe
Family of Law
Clifton
Marry
A. G. Gilliam
Temple
Clifton Mercantile Ambulance
Lindberghs Host Danish Royalty Guests
Lindberghs welcomed Danish royalty and Swedish visitors on Thursday. Charles Lindbergh held private talks with the Danish king and royals and later met the Geetich Coven Prince, continuing a sequence of ceremonial greetings and calls during the visit.
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Charles A. Lenberst
Denmark
The Blue Eagle Continues Advance
The article notes the Blue Eagle and NRA campaigns expanding into motion pictures. Short NRA featurettes will begin in local theatres around September 1, shown with regular programs, as the community supports reemployment plans and national leadership.
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Blue Eagle
NRA
Bridge Club Mire J. te Mapdefer entertains four tables
J O Bridge Club Mire and J te Mapdefer hosted a bridge session featuring four tables of players Beier and Tumday among the attendees.
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J. Te Mapdefer
Beier, Tumday
Vermen Share The Wth Aenis Femal Enty Heat
fragmented OCR reads as a garbled notice about Vermen and a heat event involving Lettie and a female entrant. Details are unclear, names and actions are partially legible, suggesting a local contest or meeting record with missing context.
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Aenis
New Head of College English Department Announcement
Mia Josephine P Bjornson from Twin Valley Minnesota has been selected to head the College English Department for 1884. She holds an MA from Jews University and has teaching experience in Utah and Alameda. She worked at Travelers Insurance Co in Hartford and won the Henry Nelson Scholarship in 1928 summa cum laude.
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Mia Josephine P. Bjornson
Twin Valley
Minn
Mina Bjornson
Jews University
Utah
W Alani
Travelers Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn
Henry Nelson
Mise Bjornson
Har
Froim
Ee Censee
World Famous Strong Man To Be in Cijon Saturday
An event featuring the famed World Strong Man titled the Iron Man draws crowds as athletes prepare for a display of feats. Spectators expect dramatic lifts and record attempts, with the venue set for an afternoon showcase and officials signaling a high-energy competition.
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Cijon
Iron Man
Snout Strong Man
Dare-der
Tly
New Spanish Head and Coach Named at Clifton College
Clifton College announces Martin E. Erickson of Eugene Oregon as head of the Spanish Department and coach of Athletica. He holds a master's from the University of Oregon, studied in Mexico and South America, taught at Oregon and the U of O, and has strong athletic and teaching recommendations. He also has railroad and seafaring service and a varied record of success in prior tasks.
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Clifton College
Martin E. Erickson
Eugene
Oregon
Erickson
State University of Oregon
South America
University of Mexico
Han
University of Oregon
Orgeon
U. of Oregon
Mexico
Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Ucket
Clifton College Opening Monday Program Returns Hopeful Terms
Clifton College opens Monday at 8 oclock with a formal program in the auditorium. Principal speakers include Minn Josephine Hjormaan head of the Billah department and Mr Martin Bricknon director of station and head of Spanish. All welcome to attend as new teaching staff are introduced.
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Clifton College
Rogram
Walt Ble Uve
Minn Josephioe Hjormaan
Billah
Texas Road Program Advances In Federal Plan
Federal highway program valued at 24.5 million dollars will employ more than 18 000 men over five years, with Texas slated to receive major funding. Texas State Highway Commission to set bid dates for 15 additional Texan projects totaling 784 000 dollars as reported from Washington.
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Fort Worth
Tatas
Texas
Washington
Swain
Jem. Se
Highway Commission
Nelson Demean Wedding in Mes on Sept Bia at Delo
An article reports the wedding of Miss Zafta Mer Dasa to Mr. Joan Ge at the home of Mr. ved Mra. 4, W. Paley in Mes, with Rev. Consinghem officiating. The ceremony featured an improvised altar, bridal procession, and a reception. The bride, Miss Nelson in the Demat, is described as a daughter of Mrs J Demenn, and the groom is a son of Ms. and Men. C. O. Nelson Jr. The piece also notes Nelson’s role in the Postal Mall Service and mentions Clifton High School football preparations for 1983 season against region teams.
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Nelson-Demean
Ved
W. Paley
Mes
Delo
Mian Zafta Mer Dasa
Joan Ge
Consinghem
Sten
Stain
Tal
Nelaon
J i ‘ Demenn
Nelaon, Jr
Thie Han
Serview
Baagher
Rica
Chinen
Clifton High Bhhool Torin Palms
Nelaan
Clifton
Tyas
Rebool
J. Dem
Baversl
Mim
Basil
Cinetie
Chaitin Glitton High School
Maridian
Unclear OCR fragment hints at wartime-era singer and events
Fragmentary text mentions New York August 5 and names like Schusain Hek and Sal Alkewe with vague references to Germany and the United States during a world war. Details are garbled, unclear who events pertain to, or the exact actions described.
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New York
Simen
Schusain-Hek
All Opersar
Heya Eile
Germay i Eee
Mer “Amvall
Biweeywd Jerwinik
Sal Alkewe
United
Srates Ory Curtin
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