Bosque County sees two resolutions in action
Bosque County residents illustrate Franklin's virtue of resolve. Mrs. J T Browder leads the Bosque County Development Center at Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton aiding eight handicapped or delayed students with weekday classes and plans for more. Charles Rummel starts Ecological Services to collect waste paper and resell it, addressing local supply gaps as Clifton and nearby communities depend on outside markets for junk. Both efforts aim to boost education and recycling, with community buy in from local students, businesses, and churches.
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Benjamin Franklin
Bosque County
J. T
Tom) Browder
Proram
Clifton Record
Rummel
EE Senior Citizens Corner a Friday gathering noted
Emma Jane Henkelmann reports a senior citizens club meeting with seven attendees enjoying favorite games and refreshments. guests include Jom Dahl and Walter Cox, with care tips from Texas A&M Extension workers on safety, meals, lighting, and nutrition.
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EE Senior Citizens Corner
Emma Jane Henkelmann
Almer Nelson
Ruell Solburg
H. P. Jones
Irene Gustafson
Jom Dahl
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Walter Cox
Bakersfield
Calif
Dean Cantrell
Walter
Tuetsch
Carbon monoxide warning for home and auto safety
Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns carbon monoxide, an odorless deadly gas, can build up from improper heating and car exhaust. Check home heating equipment, clean chimneys, ensure proper venting, and fix auto exhaust leaks to prevent poisoning this winter. Monitor symptoms and act quickly if exposure occurs.
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Lillia Cochran
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Jane Fleischer
Karen Kreipke
Texas A&m’ University
Patricia A. Bradshaw
College ‘Station
Wayne Reese
Texas Agricultural ‘Extension Service
Texas Axm University System
Reese
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Art In The Home Ideas From Texas A M University
Anna Marie Gottschalk advises on accessible art options for homes including water colors prints and drawings as affordable choices. She highlights wall tapestries framing fabrics old quilts and DIY textile arts as ways to decorate while studios galleries and libraries offer low cost reproductions and rentals. Sculptures pottery wood carvings and mobiles add interest and educational value, with repurposed spools and tier tables suggested for functional decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Gottschalk
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Miss Goosehalk
Opinion by Bill Jordan notes clergy and civic spots
In a Clifton area column, Bill Jordan cites Rev. Cleon Flanagan and Rev. Frank H. Horak Jr as clergy seen in similar light. He recounts J. Harry Jeanes of First Federal Savings and Loan and a Rotary luncheon, noting First Federal's $100 million asset milestone in its 51st year and urging appreciation for community partnerships.
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Cleon Flanagan
Clifton
First United Methodist Church
Frank H. Horak Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Zion United Church of Christ
Womack
J. Harry Jeanes
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Waco
Rotary Clubs
Harry Jeanes
Clifton Record
First Federal
Food safety tips from Delmelia Dunn in Bosque County homes
Delmelia Dunn outlines seven precautions from the USDA and FDA to prevent foodborne illness at home. She covers heating and holding temperatures for bacteria, proper refrigeration, cross contamination, defrosting, utensil hygiene, pet-related risks, and keeping young children away from certain animals. Readers are directed to contact the Southwest Information Office for full booklets on safe meat and poultry handling.
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Pho
the . S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kitchen Sing
Chain Board
Food Service
Home and Garden
Southwest Information Office
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ams-Aphis
Commerce Street
Dallas
Texas
Nutrition and dental health tips from Texas A&M experts
A foods and nutrition specialist explains that a tooth's resistance to decay, plaque bacteria, and saliva properties shape cavities. Milk provides calcium and protein, while reducing sugar intake and choosing raw fruits aids dental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Walker
Texas Agicultural Extension Service
Texas Axm University System
College Station
Immunization Drive Boosts Shown In Five-State Area
In October the five-state Immunization campaign raised total doses to 331,151, up 32 percent from a year earlier. Texas reported rubella 20 percent higher with 25,800 doses, measles 92,900 up 27 percent, and polio 94,470 up 82 percent, according to Howard D. McMahan of Dallas, regional HEW director.
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Texas
Howard D. McMahan
Dallas
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
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Feet Harbor
Ok & Bof
Lake Whitney
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Hinder
Texas Farks and
Wildlife Department
Texas Parks ‘and Wildlife Department
Bosquet County
Hunter Safety
Delmelia Dunn
Marilyn Brown
Darthy Taylor
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William T. Jordan
Danny R. Ivey
John E. Finstad
Beverly F. Jordan
Alfred E. Olson
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Johnson
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Hamilton
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