Meridian County H D Council Meets at Library
The Meridian County H D Council conducted its meeting at the library with eight members represented and three in attendance. Minutes were read and approved, twenty one dollars on hand noted, and there was discussion on the Dallas Fate Exhibits. A committee was elected to select officers, with Mrs Darden and Nevins named as slate, and a report from the convention was given by Mrs Reporter.
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Fle Bosque County
H. D. Counet
Tomy
aPeernoor
Ste
Dallas
Btate
Mmes
Darden, Nevins
Slelogutan
Mra
Pace Pack At Park Evening Meeting
A community gathering at the park on September 2 brought the Pace Pack group together for Plewle. The event featured a water display and a social close as members discussed plans for the coming year with officers Jean, Tubte, Margaret Brerviary, Evelyn Re t, and Mrs. Kent Appleby.
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G. Collins Claas
Plewle
Wate
Jean Follows
Slen
Tubte
Margaret
Brerviary
Evelyn Ithe
Kent Appleby
G. Collixe
German Army Tied by Polish Bellet at Proms
Fragmentary report describes a confrontation or stalemate involving German and Polish forces at a Proms gathering. Readable fragments reference Polish and German participants, a tense atmosphere, and an unsuccessful bid or standoff. Specific names, dates, or locations are not clearly legible in the text.
President Approves Texas WPA Projects Amid Budget Revisions
In Weakingum on September 2, Benator Cunnally of Texas reports the President has approved several Works Progress Administration projects. The packages include statewide surplus food distribution, free meals for needy families, and repair work. Additional details note funding amounts such as $2,514.48 for maintenance and repairs.
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Benator
Tasas
Rosswell
WPA
Canada’s Governor General Sees Long War
unclear text provided. Unable to extract coherent facts or names to form a reliable summary.
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Canada
Edison medal honors helper who revived a woman in accident
Wallace of Comroun Public Service Company received the Edison Electric Institute Medal for life saving artificial respiration after finding Doris White unconscious in a ditch and reviving her with a sling improvised from his hands. The award, with origins in New York City mains, was presented at a division meeting in City Hall with local officials attending.
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Comroun
Ty Public Service Company
Pmaployonn
Sleude Wallace
Gatwpville
Lintrat
Edison Electric Institute
Billis Doris White
Geterville
Artifigis
Tpa
Wallagy
Witte Milike Doria Byingy
Sarmad
Comedoumma
Joer
Wallace
New York City
Thoma Alva ‘Son
Curtuileale
Community Publi Aervice Company Employem
Mes
H. P. Jones
Ann. Haydon Edwards
W. C. Iewnboure
L. L. Felder
Valley Mills Eagles Triumph Over Clifton Cubs
Valley Mills defeated Clifton 19 to 0 with Raymond Smith and Marshall Bray starring for Valley Mills. Jimmy Blackmon and other players contributed on both offense and defense as the Eagles solidified a strong showing at College Field Clifton. The Cubs showed effort but lack of experience limited scoring opportunities.
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Valley Mills Eagles
Clifton Cubs
College Field
Clifton
Alley Alle
Raymond Smith
Marshall Bray
Valley Mills
Rmikar Thaw Teatey
Jimmy
Blackimon
Tall Valley Mills
Vale Hey Mills
Valley Mille
Cubs
Marlin
Payment Per Capita Funds Allocated Despite Withheld Districts
Sept 24 Acatin Superintendent J A Woods Tameday discussed warrants funding per capita sums for school districts. Payments were withheld from several independent districts for failure to file depositary bonds, with aid from three school districts to proceed the per capita disbursement for eligible students.
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Acatin
J. A. Woods
Dutricta
Emamel
Jana
Lanes Chapel Community News Briefs and Visits
Local notes from Lanes Chapel highlight Rev. 3M Maye preparing to fit into a regular apartment on Sunday. The Woman's Club hosted a gathering at Mrs. Bergman’s home with tea and refreshments while members quilted for Bergman’s mother. Various residents hosted visitors, hosted parties, and traveled to Norman Oklahoma and Meridian for club events.
Clifton Fair Opens With Record Attendance and Big Parade
A large crowd gathered for Clifton's Central Texas Fair opening. The event filled all departments with overflow through goats, cattle, poultry and beef exhibits. Delegations from Valley Mills McGregor and Meridian visited, Baylor and Fort Worth bands joined the parade, and 220 mile entries showcased regional farming talent. County agents Lawrene and Mangold assisted in organizing the big annual fair.
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Central Texas
Clifton
Departmenta
Mtres
Valley Mills Club
McGregor
Meridian
sTelock
Wtrw
L. A. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Sty
Fairgrounds
Baylor
Fort Worth
Texas Vale
Twicua Wesleyan College
R. Lawrene
Nan J Mangold
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
The Ant family reunion was held in Clifton City Park on Sunday September 17 a plenic lunch was served and a happy get together was enjoyed. Names include Mr and Mrs T Roystad Cranfill Gap Mrs Ole Gricknon Meridian Mr and Mrs Ghat Aart Mr and Mrs John Bryn Jandsons Ray and Edward Cranville Gap Mr and Mrs A G Rogstad Waco Mr and Mrs B C Rogstad and family Ima Virgie Neldine Vernon Mr and Mrs Olive Aars Mr and Mrs Leonard Wallace Meridian Chris Aare Mr and Mrs Emil Aars Gheritin Aars Mr and Mrs Frank Bormrude Miss Clara Bormrude Mr and Mrs Hulen Aare and son Gene 1 Carrol Mr and Mrs William Amundson Mr and Mrs Otto Pederson Eldon wd Elwood Solberg Mr and Mrs KM Hrickson and son Alton Gerald Bormrude Ocis and Edward Pederson all of Chifton Mr and Mire IE A Borley Crawfills Gap Mr and Mrs C B Jermatad Turnersville The people express their appreciation for the use of City Park on this occasion Nora Rogstad who is teaching 1st Corsicana spent the past week end with her parents Mr and Mrs R Rogstad Met Chrin L Robne and daughter Marynell spent three days at Blanket Texas in the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Bronstad taking care of their children Gorlyn and Maurice while Mr Bronstad spent a few days in a nonphal at Brownwood She was an influenza patient She is now home and is improving satisfactorily Mr and Mrs Clyde James of Chilton spent few hours with friends Cranfills Gap this Sunday The news between the strokes this f wonk war that fine little boy was born to Mrs Chris Shields at Cran Continued on Page Eight
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Bernt Berteloom
Ant
Clifton City Park
T. Roystad
Cranfill Gap
Ole Gricknon
Meridian
Ghat
Aart
John Bryn Jandsons
Ray
Edward
Cranville Gap
A. G. Rogstad
Waco
Ima
Virgie
Neldine
Vernon
Olive Aars
Jand
Leonard Wallace
Chris Aare
Emil Aars
Gheritinn Aars
Frank
Bormrude
Clara Bormrude
Hulen Aare
Gene
Carrol
William Amundson
Otto Pederson
Eldon Wd
Elwood Solberg
KM. Hrickson
Alton
Gerald Bormrude
Ocis
Edward Pederaon
Chifton
Mire
A. Borley
Crawfills Gap
Mre
C. B. Jermatad
Turnersville
Nora Rogstad
Corsicana
R Rogstad
Chrin L. Robne
Marynell
Blanket
Texas
Homer Bronstad
Gorlyn
Maurice
Bronstad
Hrownwood
Clyde James
Chilton
Storkes
Chris Shields
Cran
Clifton Fair Boosters Spotlighted by Gatesville Visitors
Coryell County notes say about 115 Cliftonites traveled to Gatesville on Wednesday with one Model T and several cars to promote the Central Texas Fair. A square-drill and a noon gathering at First Methodist Church featured Rev Hayden Edwards and local leaders, with Clifton High School band and an announcer introducing dignitaries.
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Coryell County News
Gatervile
Tle
Yun
Gatesville Lions
Ami de. van Doren Goodall
M. C
Herbert Baer
Raver
K. Echow
Gateerlle
Gateanle
Waco Trade Trippers To Visit Clifton Fair
A Waco delegation from Brazos Valley boosters will tour Clifton Fair tonight for a four hour visit. About 100 strong will travel with Was reo y and InvMatiGK to the annual exposition October 14 to 22. The group will reach Clifton with Baylor University band joining at Valley Mills to perform a concert during the nine mile trip and the fair. The trip is part of a larger goodwill effort by Waco organizers.
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Clifton Fair
Brazos Valley Fair
Waco
Clifton
Fair
Baylor University
Valley Mills
Good-Will Chaniels
Waco News-Tribune
Rev J A Urnes Celebrates 50 Years in Ministry
Rev J A Urnes longtime pastor of St Olaf Lutheran Church in Tranfils Gap marked his fiftieth anniversary. He served at St Olaf from 1020 to 19h and was head of the Ifton College Board. A celebration was held at the Rock Lutheran Church in Osage with many friends and former parishioners in attendance.
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J. A. Urnes
Olaf Lutheran
Tranfils Gap
Ifton College Board
Hin
Rook Laitheran
Osage
Angus
Corm
Eiven Nelle
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Ancheon Questa
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Lowell Cox Jr
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Finsiad
Crassils Gap
Aloe
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Tony Castro
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Walls of Dating
Mies Matilda' Yoehike
August Kenlegar
Cranfills Gap
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Clifton Fair Boosters
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