Local Trader Seeks Better Balancing of Stocks
A fragment notes a dealer named Richards and several shops like Western Aut and Clifton Record seeking steady stock levels. It mentions six bales picked to date and hopes to reach a midweek target, aiming for a more even distribution across twenty six wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Batvice Drug Stoon
Grocery & Market
Jenson Hatchery
Ee E ‘Sehver Lin
Alex Andarwon
Parmars ‘Coq
Tandaori Orounrs
Lana & C0
Goodall & Fait
Clifton Record
Fasangs
Pernie Downey Farm Winner Highlighted in Local Note
Local clipping references Pernie Downey as last week’s farm winner with a brief, unclear mention of related names and events. The text is fragmented and offers limited verifiable details beyond the victory claim and associated identifiers.
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Pernie Downey
WERIDIAN CLUB FLOWER SHOW AT MEMORIAL LIBRARY
The Weiridian Club hosts a two day flower show at the Memorial Library Meridian on Thursday and Friday. Entries open at 9:30 am with demonstrations and horticultural talks by John Haldy and others. Admission charges: $5.00 for adults or $2.00 for students. open to all garden club members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weridian Club
Abe Garden
Memoral Library
Maridian
Tmaraatare
Mire
John Haldyy
Ion Pisellas
Wise
Asta
Axamostions
Toltion
Atfeo
Lions Outline Work for Fall Projects and Attendances
The meeting covered two projects including building and decorative improvements. City officials named committee members and noted high attendance with about sixteen registered guests and potential involvement from several neighborhood clubs.
Parade To Start Central Texas Fair
A parade kicks off the Central Texas Fair with local groups marching through Main Street. Officials expect crowds downtown and highlight community traditions as riders and bands lead the event.
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Central Texas
Woy G. Fort Dies Here Tuesday After Stroke
Woy G. Fort died at home in Clifton on Tuesday after an illness of several weeks. He was born in Arkansas and moved with his family to Horton Springs before settling in the Clifton area. Fort was employed at various local businesses and owned a Whippet and Chevy agency before obtaining a franchise. He was a Baptist and remembered as a devoted family man with a wide circle of friends. Survived by his wife Mrs Voy G. Fort of Clifton, three daughters Mrs Carl Dixon Mrs James Smith and Mrs Ken Bergman, five grandchildren, his mother Mrs Sallie Fort of Puttabero, two brothers Veral Fort and Ven Fort, and three sisters Mrs Vernie Cooke Mrs Vernie Cooke and another sister. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Oy Cilvest
Automobile Secier
Hime
South
Ravenna
Clifton Mately
Wean
Mr Fort
Hestriddan
Hin Home
Xines
Talen
Fort Bmith
Arkansas
Iyo
Nerae
Eax
Fur
Clifton
College Strest
Port Flis
Reitraon - Strand Wpentine Company
Owent J. Ken
Seeney
Fort
Vox
Fort Dodge
Ube City
Ihey
Hanry Dahlen
Clifton J
Hulen
Aca
Ware
Vernie Lae
Gant Dison
Margaret
James ‘Beuith
Lucilla
Eben Bergman
The
Baptist Church
Puttabero
Voy G.’ Port
Cittvon
Davehtars
Carl Dixon
James & Smith
Ken Bergman
Roe Smith
Mike Cal Pat Bergman
Fort [Warth
Veral Fort
Galveston
Ven Port
Waensand
Vernie ‘Cooke
Pottabare
Clifton Young Folks Leave For College
Clifton youths including Jen prepare to depart for universities next week. The article notes families coordinating arrivals and college plans as the group heads toward higher education.
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Clifton
College Considers Scrimmage Season Against Local Teams
Cairton College plans to drop football from athletic program this season while exploring a scrimmage schedule with area high schools. Coach Meland reports the football club may form for practice and evaluate prospects after last year’s results. Pat McLeod notes potential basketball strength as a separate focus for fall activities.
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Cairton
Deckdad
Iun
Farle
Pat McLeod
CIC
Areack
Jacinta Menaure
Meland Sah
Carby
Farm Bureau Plans Sept 21 Meeting in Valley Mills
The Farm Bureau announces a county gathering in Valley Mills on Thursday evening, September 21 at 7 30 pm. The event will feature the 4-H Club, PILA girls, and A boys from the county with Valley Mills hosting a well regarded program and refreshments.
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Farm Bureau
Oagie Farm Bureau
Valley Mills
Thonor Vests
Rll
Giresu
Vent Farm
Vernon Zeitler Victim of Polio Tragedy
Vernon Zeitler a seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Zattler of Clifton died from polio at Crippled Children's Hospital on Friday September 8 1980 after a stomach ache weakness and loss of leg control. He was born November 22 1942 attended Clifton Public School and St Pauls Lutheran Church. He is survived by his parents a sister Bernice and three aunts. Funeral services were held at Clifton Funeral Chapel with interment in Clifton Cemetery.
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Vernon Walter Zattler
Bix
Walter Dattler
Clifton
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Little Fallow
Ines
Children’s Hospital
Vernon
Irene ‘Love
Verna
Alill
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
L D. Billnitaer
Parsy
Bernice
Mra
Emma Nichtar
D A Newton Receives Monors Note
D A Newton is listed to receive monitors in a brief entry from the local notice. The fragment notes a transfer or assignment of monitors with a formal tone typical of public notices.
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D. A. Newton
No. 2 206 Ma. team 442 Ds postal rates note
Fragmentary postal rate note mentions 8 cents and numbers tied to No 2 and Ma team 442 Ds. Lacks clear names or events.
Clifton Schools Enroll 522 as Hume Opens
Enrollment figures rise with Clifton Hume opening. Elementary class counts show 396 students in Sovant area and 120 in ghach fie ta Kent Apeity, plus 66 more across grades. Principals, teachers, and staff listed include W. Hurst, Mrs Last Love, and Malcolm Harper among others. Meridian, Valley Mills, and Cranfills Gap enrollments noted as 101, 296, and 183 respectively.
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Clifton Hume
Menvallment
Hol Wan
Mae Prince
Fira
Clifton Publie
W. ©. Hurst
Last Love
Sy Mim
W.W. Land
Mie Rhett Sargent
Thi
Lawrence ‘Ness
Mra Ie Show
W. Reuter
Mra. Marshall V. Bouda
Wilbur Pewitt
Uru W. Be
Malcolm Harper
Mes W. Prahinen
Miseina Same ~ Hayes
Ing
Julian Kuehl
Selenasy Tory
Assatant
Cobs Mores
Gladys Bagrers
Lamm Shaffer
Cook
Walter Hastein
Appleby
Meridian
Valley ‘Mills
Cranfills Gap
Esa
Valley Mills
Adesh Tl Seemajars
Obituary: Mrs Leota Heche Dies in Hamilton
Mrs Leota Heche age 1 died in Hamilton Sunday Sept 10 after an interval of illness. Funeral services were held at Temple Oklahoma today with interment at Atlanta Oklahoma. Survived by daughter Mrs Joe Enochs of Oklahoma City and Mrs I F for Oklahoma City, and son E O Wacsham of Temple.
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Leota
Del
Hamilton
Temple
Okla
Atlan
Mra
Nace
Bagson
Joe Enochs
Owo
I. F
Oklahama City
E. 0. Wacsham
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Vie Lasky
Bose
Stampa
Mrs. Martin
Teal
Minnesota
Dual
San Marcos
Apt 86
Horas
Ene Potange
Ogerean
Hiyeheloe
Hugh ‘Treen
Beisis
Orla Frerson
Bs Harrie
T. Baldridge
A. Leematad
C. Tyesen
Handley Iands
P Coston
G. Fark
Joe Worteon
Vise
Curtin Rube
Ronis
Webby
Waco News Tribune
Cranfills
Thhtaheeentremen
Lone Star Partner
Waco
Area 8
Future Farmers of America
George W. Mingus, de
Cranfile Gap
A. D. Tee
Jostius
Hammack
Parra
Future Farmers of America Activites
Robert Baldridge Jr
Lone Star Farmer Key
PFA
Bitton Record
Waco News-Tribune
Vernon Zeitler
Clifton Schools
Jor Enochs
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