Resting visit of Max Proslich noted in Philadelphia concert scene
Acquaintances recall Max Proslich's visit with Mrs. C. E. Wieder as he prepared for a major concert circuit. The article outlines Proslich’s early cello studies in Stuttgart and Berlin, his engagements with leading orchestras, and a career path through Philadelphia and New York after studies in Germany.
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Max Proslich
Aauil
C. E. Wieder
Prosismeader
Out
Fort Me
Anders
Pinalieh Bs
repimaGon
Asc
Fork Worth
White- Ten
Woodbury
Lyain
Stuttgart
J Tatar
Berlin
Leijurg
Germany
United States
Sn Fie
Gieimnat! Symphony Orch
Grover Lane Injured In Car Wreck Monday
Grover Lane was seriously injured Monday evening near Mills when his car left the road in slick conditions after a store pickup. He struck the windshield and sustained a deep head wound and leg injuries. Dr. Goodall attended and reported skull may not be fractured, with recovery days ahead.
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Greer Lane
Wren
Altos
Mills
Ieee
Lane
Ja Anid
Goodall
Dr. Goodall
Dewitt
Valley
Milla
Farmers Face Payment Hurdles From Drought in County
County Agent Lawrence reports that moisture shortages hinder farmers from meeting obligations for the Agricultural Conservation Program. Only peas or beans now qualify for payments if planted and worked under frost risk. Many have replied they likely cannot qualify due to drought, and must notify the office immediately to adjust work sheets for state board reporting.
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Aujor
Lawrence
Macy
County Ants
Tiny
State Board
Good Roads Discussed At Lions Club Meeting
Clifton Lions Club held a September 16 meeting at City Mall with a light lunch. Delegates from Highway 7 joined the club and 80 highway delegates attended. Representatives from Waco Valley Mills Meridian Iredell Heo Dublin De Leon and other counties were present.
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Lions Club
Clifton Lions Club
City Mall
Lion Edwards
Dallas and Fort Worth
Waco
Vatley Mills
Meridian
Iredell
Heo
Dublin
Deleon
Hongue County
oMlals
W. P. Hallmark
Highway Commission
Harmon
Armarx
Ehiby
Additton
A. Jy Olson
Claeay
Me Moors
Clifton
Mrs LV Behlhase Hosts J O Bridge Club at Clifton Park
Mrs LV Behlhase entertained the J O Bridge Club on Friday at the Clifton Park club. Guests arrived and during contract games were served fruit punch. Five games were played. Mrs Hector Hill was second high with a hand-painted bluebonnet picture, and Mrs Brank Apangle won the high prize, a white and gold solar motif gift. A brief meeting elected officers for the new section with Mr Foawphh Neleon as president, Mrs Gene Parker vice president, and Mr Emeett Hl Schew as treasurer. refreshments of white or gold ware were planned.
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LV Behlhase
J. O
Clifton Park Club
Pune
Hector Hill
Brank
New Fers
Mir
Foawphh Neleon
Gene Parker
Andra Emeett Hl. Schew
Commissioners Court Sets 1936 Taxes and Levies
The regular session of the Commissioners Court on Sept. 14 1936 approved ad valorem taxes for general county operations 25 cents per $100 for roads 10 cents for road and bridge 2 cents for jury 3 cents for courthouse interest and sinking fund and a statewide occupation tax as allowed. Poll tax 25 cents per person in county. Road and school district levies described for districts and common school districts with varied rates. Court canvassed precinct election results beer sale approved 263 yes 220 no. County tax rate 81 cents per $100 remains unchanged.
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Moaque County
Rosave County
Grim
Corporation
Company and Association of Persons
Texas
Apo ‘Eich
Amid
Medis
Bosque County
Wfeers’ Monthly
HK. Cooper
Carl C. Heath
EH. Young
J. i
H.R. Lawrence
Sickinge
Pune
Prominent citizens in Clifton meet for highway planning
A group of notable locals gathered in Clifton at ten o clock for an inaugural meeting convened by highway advocates and the initiative organization to discuss road improvements and transport issues. The event focused on regional infrastructure needs and community impact.
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Clifton
Clifton Public Schools enroll 401 in opening year
Clifton Public Schools opened with 401 pupils distributed across grades including 41 in first, 2? in second, 4 in third, 32 in fourth, 30 in fifth, 4 in sixth, 42 in seventh, and 189 in the high school. Two new teachers join the staff. A split junior and senior high class is hoped for with 64 juniors and seniors enrolled.
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Clifton Public Schools
Bertie Crowe
Ws Springs
Miss Devore
Curtis Pederson
University of Texas In Business Administration
Peder d
Wophowore
T Ie
Bate Department of Education
Smith and
Appleby
Amost Lake Meridian
C. B. Pierson
Amya
Clifton School
Wwe
Iowa and Louisiana tied for football showdown uncertainty
An erratic, OCR style report notes Governor Ovid of Iowa touting a forecast of a tie between the Longhorns and a Louisiana team. The piece mentions staffers and officials but is garbled with missing letters and broken phrases.
John M Cage Dies At Stephenville
Stephenville Sept 18 John Cage pioneer Stephenville and Kathy County resident died of a heart attack Sunday at 7. Burial Monday afternoon in West End Cemetery ation Piers with Pastor Bi Culpepper officiating. Born 1880 he built a life as a banker and financier and helped with the BN T railroad project. Survivors include his widow and children.
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Stephenville
John Cage
Kathy County
West End
Soleses Wist
Bi Culpepper
Affciatina
Cage
Cage and Coat Ana Financiers
Qe Tha
BN. T. Rallroal
Mamillon
Lane Ag Cattle
Witch
Chiklot
Jolett
Ot New
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Grover Lane
Umea
Teviathan
Betty Gentry
J. Rob Henderson
Long Tesch
Calif
Indie McRae
Olney
West
Clifton Lion Club
Valley Mis
Ico
State Highway Commission
Lion
Raley
Levin Marsh
E. K. Parker
W. K. Hallmark
Te Ke Parker
Tom ©. Parks
Lnanimous
Sol
Dineng
Re Elty
K. K Parker
Tas
Ondee
Ouimtana
Ovid
Anatin
Jens V. Avired
Touay
Longhorn
la RT
Louisiana
L. B. Uy
Bates
John M. Cage
P. Iilliam
Moe
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