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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
9
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Charles P. Hoel died Sunday at Clifton Hospital at 80 years 5 months 1 day. Funeral services were held at Clifton Funeral Home and Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse with Rev. Knitt officiating. Interment in Norse Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Calvert Hoel Martin Hoel Jr Glen Gustafson and Claude Beeman Jr. He farmed Crawfills Gap Norse communities and worked on road projects with teams and wagons before retiring in Norse. He was a longtime member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church and former member of St Olaf Lutheran Crawfills Gap.
Clifton January meeting of the Magazine Club at Mrs. A. N. Randle's home gathered twenty members. President Mrs. Pernell Aars opened. program chair Mrs. Helen C. Aars introduced two pastors' wives, Mrs. Erwin H. Knitt and Mrs. John Ed Withers, who led a discussion on Women's Changing Role in the Churches. A club librarian checked the books and refreshments followed.
Survivors include Martin Hoel Sr and Ole J Hoel Sr both of the Norse community with two half sisters Marie Gustaf son and Mollie Clark of Alberta Canada. He leaves wife Agnes Hoff Hoel and three sons Charles Harlan Arthur James. daughter Vernelle Conner of Denver. Also two brothers Gus and Walter. two sisters Alma and Olga. foster brother Johnnie M Huse and eight grandchildren.
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