Women Enter the Workforce In Bosque County Study
Special to the Record notes a shift as Bosque County women join outside work in growing numbers while men retire earlier or reduce work time. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows national trends with women spending 66 percent more time at work since 1950 and men 4 percent less. Work life expectancy now 25.1 years for women versus 15.1 in 1950. men 39.8 years now versus 41.5 then.
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Bosque County
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Park Row News Service
Deadline nears for Fair entries in Central Texas
Entry forms for youth shows in the Home Economics Division are due by Monday August 22. Eight shows plus a dress revue bring cash prizes and loving cups. top exhibitor wins a money award. Last year 993 entries plus 59 garments competed, with 1009 items plus 52 garments in 1975.
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T. N. Foster
Allen Grimland
M. B. Jameson
F. L. Thiele
David Conrad
Melvin Prescher
Jerry Godby
Ervin Grelle
Duncan Seawright
H. E. Hildebrand
Calvin Rueter
Clyde Seljos
Charles Greenway
Milton Linberg
Jake Seljos
John Erickson
Don Brandenberger
E. C. Rosson
Dan Evans
Clifton Chapter
Homemakers
Joe White
Neill Terrell
Kenneth Jones
Bobbye Smalley
Armored Officer Completes Course at Fort Knox
Second Lt. William Charles Allen graduates from the Armor Officer Basic Course at Fort Knox Kentucky on July 28 after a 90 day program. He earns second honor graduate and commandant's list honors and will join the Adjutant General's Department at Camp Mabry in Austin. His wife Nancy attended the ceremony.
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William Charles Allen
United States Army Armor School
Fort Knox
Allen
Austin
Adjutant General's Department
Camp Mabry
Nancy
Budget Hearing Set by Crawfills Gap Independent School District
The Crawfills Gap Independent School District schedules its annual budget hearing for Thursday August 18 1977 at 7 p.m. in the school lunchroom. The notice invites all interested persons to attend, signed by Paul Boswell superintendent. Also notes a 33 1te graduation ceremony at Ft. Knox on July 28 and mentions Lieutenant Allen's marriage to Nancy Huffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W D Huffman and granddaughter of Mrs. Frank Huffman of Clifton.
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Crawfills Gap Independent School
Crawfills Gap
Paul Boswell
Ft. Knox
Allen
Nancy Huffman
W. D. Huffman
Frank Huffman
Clifton
Geologist honors 18 year observer Erwin Wiederaenders
Erwin Wiederaenders of Clifton receives a service award from the U S Geological Survey for 18 years of daily precise readings on gauges and data transmission. The Texas program relies on observers alongside recorders and automated systems to build a long running water resources record.
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Erwin Wiederaenders
Clifton
U.S. Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Texas
Congress
Rio Grande
el Paso
Laredo
Colorado River
Austin
Brazos
Waco
Driving license exams set at Meridian courthouse
Texas DPS examiners man the Meridian county courthouse every Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. except the first Monday of the month or on holidays.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Meridian
Secure Laces With Double Knot At Shoe End
Lacing a child’s shoe and tying a small knot at the end prevents loosening. A simple double knot keeps laces secure and reduces trips from untied shoes.
Rosemary Believed to Aide Memory in Early Beliefs
Historical notices say rosemary was once believed to bolster memory and cognitive sharpness. The herb carried symbolic value in folk practices and was used in remedies and daily rituals to enhance recall.
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