Nearly 100 At Hollingsworth Family Reunion
The Hollingsworth families and friends gathered Sunday July 22 at Turnersville Gym for a reunion honoring the late Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth. About 106 people registered with 43 distinct families represented, with attendees from multiple states and towns. They plan to meet again next year on the fourth Sunday of July, hoping for even greater turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hollingsworth
Turnersville
Louisiana
Lubbock
Houston
Murry, Ky
Hillsboro
Jal
N. M
Killeen
Waco
Copperas Cove
Valley Mills
Cisco
Clyde
Gatesville
Grand Prairie
Oil Center
Turnesville
Clifton
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council Meets
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council met July 26 in Clifton City Hall with Mrs. Lincoln Ferris as chairman. Reports from the Lazy Daisy and Coyote clubs were heard, committee recommendations approved, and officers elected for January. The Annual Achievement Day is set for October 1 and Dr. William Vastine will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
Clifton City Hall
Lincoln Ferris
Ss. L. Eakin
W. P. Downey
Coyote Club
Jake Seljos
Tom White
W. F. Conrad
Seljos
Eakin
Lazy Daisy Club
H. E
Central Texas
William J. Vastine
Raymond Lammert
Bosque County
THDA
F. L. Thiele
Waco
Reminder on Floating Structures at Lake Fort Worth District
U S Army Corps of Engineers Whitney Project issues notice restricting private floating facilities at Lake Whit ney and all lakes in Fort Worth district. No new permits since November 1 1970. valid permits renew every two years. Duck blinds permits require a $20 refundable deposit and are seasonal. Permits non transferable and structures must be removed if ownership changes. Owners must keep existing structures in good repair but cannot replace with new tags. One metal identification tag issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greenway
Clifton
Lake Whitney
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Fort Worth
Whitney Project
Senn Re-enlists in Air Force After Career Status Award
Sergeant Tony L. Senn of Meridian re-enlisted in the U S Air Force for career status after a board approved the move. A radio operator at Tinker AFB Oklahoma, he belongs to the Air Force Communications Service. A 1967 Meridian High School graduate, he attended Hill Junior College. His wife Donna is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roman Reinert of Benbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony L. Senn
LeBama E. Senn
Meridian
U.S. Air Force
Senn
Tinker Afb
Okla
Air Force Communications Service
Meridian High School
Hill Junior College
Hillsboro
Donna
Roman Reinert
Benbrook
Lake policy limits structures to keep shorelines public
A public statement explains that permits are required for structures along the lake to preserve beauty and access. The policy aims to prevent clutter on caves and shorelines, ensuring free use of areas by all visitors, according to Mr. Greenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hollingsworth Family
J. C. Whitley
Herzog & Dyer Garage
Gloff Motors
Friedrich
Texas
Janet C. Holder
HD Council
Coats
Mos
Rey
Wrangler
DAVIS
Davis Steel
Wizard
Western Flyer
Western Auto Associate Store
Aars & Nelson
Insurance Agency
West Fifth Street
Clifton, Texas
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