News From Lanes Chapel Community
News from Lanes Chapel reflects community service by Sunday School and League shaping attitudes. Local residents, including Electra Dansby and Brice family, visit relatives in Clifton Temple and Galveston while others move or return home after work and weekend travel amid a recent heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esch
LK. Dansby
Ha "Barton
Moshetm
Thome
A.B
Jones
Fam
Galveston
Chiildren
Mise Electra Dansby
Clifton
Risa Kidbrink
Otis
D. T. Poston
Moheim
Ann L. Cox
Jn Clifton
Emil Bekkeland pioneer of Clifton dies at 1013
Emil Bekkeland a long time resident of Clifton area died November 30 1013 at home. He left seven sons and two daughters with several grandchildren. Surviving siblings include Ole and Jatin Berkeland of Clifton. Funeral services Thursday at the local Lutheran church with burial at Norve Cemetery. The family noted his wide interests in religion state and national affairs and his relief and education efforts. Local gale and hail reported with a small Mosheim section affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togs
Johmson
Fort Worth
Simon Bekeland
Clifton
Henrich
Howiston
Texas
Edwin
Herman
Flint
Michigan
Otto
Wichita Falla
Milfurt
Gary
Indiana
Ole
Jatin Berkelend
Emil Bekkelgnd
Lutheran Church
Ube
Ftate
Local notices and district court roundup from Bosque County
Names and movements fill Bosque County social and legal notes with visits to Wichita Falls Dallas and Palestine. District Court reports include divorces, custody, and a murder verdict with two year suspended sentence. details name J.H. Williamson Mra Lent Pike Viola Kally and Carl Perry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet
J.H. Williamson
Bosque
Lent Pike
W. Pfaffenberger
LaVenia M. Behebestava
Charles J. Scheberta
Ann Schehesta
Bonque County
Texas
Sry
B. F. Ward
Penn J. Jackson
Ieburne
Frank Tirey
Waco
Gene Turner
Paul Maney
State of
Texan
Carl Perry
Tod
Gaye
Recreation and spring at Puifton College campus
Campus notes urge outdoor recreation for body and character building amid spring weather. Measles recovery, volleyball fun, and campus events fill the week. Seniors rehearse Bilas Marner, juniors promote the show All That Money Can Buy, and campus life teems with notes on friends and happenings.
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Will
Frances
Doris
James Bass
Doc
Ellingson's
Christenson
Willie
Atu- Rente
Apel
Community News and Church Notes from April 1942
Our month peal ed a baseball game in the afternoon. Plays to be presented tonight are Wildcat Willie and Aunt Melly. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wiede and families, with multiple local relatives seen Sunday. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH schedule lists services, Young People Vespers, and Ladies Auxiliary meeting. John H. Newton, Pastor.
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Wildcat
Willie
Melly
Community News
Edgar Wiede
H. L. Wiede
Clarence Conrad
Camp Wolters
Texas
Victor Conrad
Corpus Christi
Lee Conrad
Geo
Man
Lincoln Ferrin
Jaughters
D.A. Platt
Raymond Lammert
Robert Mueller
Woodrow Snider
Vow
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Denton
John H. Newton
Prom night memories in Tri City bowling event
Relatives and neighbors gathered for a surprise party honoring Mrs Gur Koudeon after a bowling meet in Tri City. Mex Cheek won first prize in singles. awards included defense stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
Mex Cheek
Gur Koudeon
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City Auditorium
Lanes Chapel
Ty Stella Vickrey
Emil
Cantinus
Mosheim
Avery Cox
Floyd Vickrey
Record Office
Folger’s Coffee
R& W
Armase
Ibe
Hamring
E. Hustepeth
Wichita
Yale
Abbie
San Antonio
Wm. Gandy
Mawman
Alma Miller
O. A. Hardwick
Palestine
Roy Avirett
Dallas
Bob F Aviett
Toblett
Napsett
Lrpiane
Metdanien R
C. Platt
M.C. Melcorkle
W. Caldwell
Corsicana
Jare
Womans Society of Christian Bervie
Mesdames
Coreton
Pratt
Caldwell
Marvin Brock Jlard
Tae Clare
PH. Benson
Methodist Chrurch
Benson
Koppert
Puifton College
York
Ni Thon
Sion Hwe Prom
Easons
Lucille Ball
James Craig
Valley OF the Sun
Frmay
Boston Blackie
Rockies
Irene Dunn
Robert Montgomery
Cer Tracy
Katherine Hepburn
Fontuine Ford Parts
E. E. Stewart Motors
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