Rites Held for Mrs C J Hoel Norse Bosque Civic Leader
Mrs Sadie Swenson Hoel 89 longtime Bosque County civic and church worker died at her Norse home Wednesday Nov 17 Funeral services were held Friday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse with Rev L C Jen son officiating Burial followed in the Norse community She helped found the Norse Smorgasbord and the Bosque Memorial Museum and was active in Our Savior's Lutheran Church She taught at CIA and in colleges in Washington Montana and New York previously head of home economics at Technical High School Springfield Mass She married Ole John Hoel in 1953 and lived at the Questad Place in Norse until her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Swenson Hoel
Bosque County
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Norse
L. C. Jenson
Calvert Hoel
Clifton
O. J. Hoel Jr
Grover
Lloyd Swenson
Bosque Memorial Museum
Clifton High School
Texas College of Industrial Arts
Texas Woman’s University
Denton
Teachers College
Colum
Bia University
New York City
CIA
State College of Washington
Pullman
Wash
University of Montana
Missoula
Mont
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Technical High School
Springfield
Mass
Texas
Ole John Hoel
Loyd
Swanell Swenson
Alfred Hauge
Holiday visit to Mrs Bryan Moorman during Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Raymon John son joined Alen Teresa and Vanessa in visiting Mrs Bryan Moorman at 414 South Ave F during the Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon Johnson
Alen, Teresa
Vanessa
Bryan Moorman
South Ave
Senior Citizens Corner in Bosque County Meeting
Senior Citizens met Friday December 3 with 107 present. Cards and dancing filled the afternoon and get well wishes went to Mrs Ervynie and Herman Reesing. A record player dance is set for December 11 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m. Organizing meetings for the American Association of Retired Persons and Hands Up are planned for Bosque County with dates to be announced. A business meeting will follow next Friday after Sing Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Giese
Edna Priest Clifton
Henry Ervynie
Herman Reesing
The
American Association of Retired Persons
Bosque County
Rites Held for Mrs Heyroth in Clifton
Mrs. W. H. Heyroth of Clifton died Wednesday in Goodall Witcher Hospital aged 79. Services were held Friday at Clifton Funeral Home with burial in Fairy Cemetery. Born May 2, 1897 in Duffau, she married W. H. Heyroth in 1914 and was a First Baptist Church member. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, a granddaughter, a great grandson and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Heyroth
Clifton
Goodall- Witcher Hospital
Clifton Funeral Home
Robert Raching
Guy Wilson
Fairy Cemetery
Heyroth
Duffau
First Baptist Church
Guy Lockhart
Gatesville
Grant Smith
Carrolton
Scott Smith
Elmer Hoover
Eunice Daniels
Fairy
Sam Os
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council Meeting Report
The Bosque County Home Demonstration Council met November 18 in Clifton City Hall. chaired by Mrs. F. L. Thiele. THDA prayer by Mrs. Jake Seljos. Secretary Mrs. Raymond Lammert read minutes and roll. Treasurer Mrs. Wike Downey reported. Reports from Coyote Club and Lazy Daisy Club. Achievement Day discussed. Standing committee recommendations adopted. Delmelia Dunn explained County Program Building Committee plans. Mrs. Jake Seljos, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
Clifton City Hall
F. L. Thiele
Jake Seljos
Raymond Lammert
Wike Downey
S. L. Eakin
Coyote Club
Seljos
Lazy Daisy Club
Tom White
Delmelia Dunn
Gift of a telephone for any room
A sale pitch invites buyers to choose a telephone model and color for a special room. A festive gift card announces the phone and a later convenient installation, marketed as an inexpensive Christmas present everyone will use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. J. Hoel
Questad
O. J. Hoel
Bil Briggs
Iseays
Sears
Flanagan & Parks
Senior Citizens Corner
HD Council
Maddux Western Ford
Texas Oranges
Coca Cola
Shurfine
Ian Radial
California
Maxwell House
Hi-Dri
Libby
Vienna Sausage
Colgate
Central Telephone Company OF
Clifton Telephone Company
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