Clifton Residents Mention Guards and Visits in Local Notes
Clifton letters list BOP guards and staff with family visits to Fort Worth, Waco, Meridian, and Glen Rose. Names include Greer Hale, Mrs Hale and daughter Jean, H. J. Nichols, Ira B. Callan, Dorothy Davis, George William and Bobby Helton, Mabry Helton, Henry Arlitt, Lyman Swenson, S. P. Jorgenson, Clyde C. Barton, H. P. Jens, Myr. Jensen, W. D. Raley, Joe D. Forson, Percy Sornrude, and others with recent travel to Peaks, Leceville, and Peaks regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand
Greer
Fort Worth
Mre
Hale
Jean
Bop
Clifton
Boe Nichols
Baby
Waco
Cir
P Nichol
H. J. Nicholate
BOP On Callan
Hillcrest
Goodall and Hospital
Calaie
Ira B. Callan
Donne
Dorothy Davis
Consolidated Aircraft Coltn Fort Worth
Tash
Nile Sbra
George William
Bobby
Mabry Helton
Oita
Mr. Helton
Henry Arlitt
Meridian
Arlitt
Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant
Lyman Swenson
Harmony
P. Jorgenson
Derseter
Gotan
Onlire
Clyde C. Barton
Sei
Myr
Dein
Ward
Daogh- Teh
Bhajan
My. Jenson
W. D. Raley
Treden le
Joe D. Forson
Forson
Hivebonnet
Percy M
Sornrude
Bauday
Glen Rose
Fon
Sormrude
Millcdonnet
Bertment
Denton Amt
AiGinit
Huckle
Doris Moore
Sulailore
Mexicans barred from Texas farm work to protect war crops
The Food Administration and Texas A M College extension state no Mexican workers will be moved into Texas to farm war crops. The proclamation faced criticism for racial discrimination claims. Officials cited labor needs and fear of crop spoilage if farm labor is unavailable, while authorities insisted the policy aimed to protect wartime food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Texae A. and
M. Colle Festeninion
Texas
Local notices of residents and visitors across town
The column lists Pvt. and Mrs. Jamies Gustafson returning from a visit with Albert Gustafson’s family, W. J. Harry visiting grandparents in town, Magik Knudson visiting from Meridian, and Paul Grimland moving to Fort Worth for work. It notes other brief movements, a large surprise anniversary party for the Schibler family, and plans for Rev. Maukestad’s greetings, plus a Rad a saved England feature about radar and postwar radio training at Tyler Commercial College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Gustafson
Fort Worth
Albert Gustafson
W. J. Harry
Waco
C ‘Knudson
Magik Knudson
Farmers State Bank
Meridian
Alfred Knudson
Paul Grimland
Sam Runcell
A. D. McElroy
Mmes, Russell and McElroy
Montie Jones
Mie
Jewel Rystad
Corpus Christi
Twyere
Mee
Albert Pederson
Clyde Bronstad
Hellmead
Dorothy Jean Bush
Providence Sanitarium
A. E. Bush
J.P. Pederson
Dallas
Sgt. H. ©. Enger
Eince Roy Wee
Maukestad
W. E. Mitchell
Clifton
Mitchell
England
Tyler
Texas
War Department
Tyler Commercial College
Teyus
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights and Deeds
Local notes record visits by Mrs Rufus Smith and daughters of Brady and other travelers visiting Meridian families. Property transfers list several parcels, with names such as Bavonia M. Fransis J H Rowland and Beatrice Sanders C A Day. Marriage licenses issued include Martin Hoel Jp with Trene Cont ra and Alford G Alexander with Virginia Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavonia
M. Fransis
J. H. Rowland
J.D. McCary
E. E. Powell
W. B. Wilrony
Beatrice Sanders
C. A. Day
J.C. Smith Sarvey
Jw, King
W. A. Simpson
E. H. Hines
Campbell
Ella Harris
Cy Lyid
Hallie E
C. Re Tideell
Koppers
Dr George W Trustt Advised to Skip Sunday Service
Dr George W Trustt longtime pastor of Use First Baptist Church in Dallas was advised by doctors not to attend Sunday services due to a medical condition. Robert Coleman, a minister to the pastor, disclosed the advice citing a pleumatic condition and noting the minister’s health status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George W. Trustt
First Baptist Church
Robert H. Coleman
Hee
E. D. Head
Outinmotern Baptist Theological
Ettmu
Cate
Fourth Keys Quadruplet Leota to Wed Camp Hood Sergeant
Oklahoma City telegraph reports Leota Keys, one of the Keys quadruplets famed as the first to reach maturity, will marry Sergeant Robert Halil of Camp Hood Texas. Her sisters Mary and others will serve as attendants, with George B. Gravee of Waco as best man. Leota was Baylor University’s most representative woman student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Leota Keys
Keys
Deapid
Robert Halil
Camp Hood
Tesas
Finke M. Keys
Aunch of Keys
Hall
ST. Hall of
Aronetad family notes and war era reader letters
Readers are presented with a fragmentary wartime letter recounting daily life and conduct awards. It mentions Mr and Mrs M. O. Aronetad, improvised laundry methods using no soap, a reward system for good conduct, and a high ranking officer pinning a ribbon for the Good Conduct Mental award after a retreat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geraldine Robie
Meridian Court
Rufus Smith
Brady
B. Johnson
Travis Ray
Judy
8. L. Powell
Nell Seidel
H. J. Seidel
J. M. White
Kate Hulme
Coyote
Moran Dunlap
B. Duncan
Wallace Duncan
Walter Golden
Corsicana
Mes
Parker Curton
Cirton
Ann Mary
Ophelia Tidwell
Weatherford
Helen
Witeur
McCoy
Houston
Lester R. Smith
Martin Hoel Jp
Alford G. Alexander and
Mise Virginia Downing
DR. Truret
Roepe
Ny Cie
Sergeant
Tehes
Stary Fir
Aethow Munnewat
Fhum Wowpm
Preetinte
Marty Meridian
Karl L. Loverady
UAW
Bridian
J. J. Reeves
Goldstein's
Uncle Sam
She ! Boas
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