Oscar Gangshei Dies After Series of Heart Attacks
Oscar Gangshei, a Clifton resident and World War I veteran, died February 8 after a long illness. Funeral services were held February 10 at Trinity Lutheran Church, with Lt. Erickson Post 322 providing military honors. He was born February 14, 1088, in the Norse community near Clifton.
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Clifton
Gangshei
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter 7. Gixatad
Heaven
Whitney Dam
Brazos
Sel- Mer “Erickson Post 322
American Legion
Taplised
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Norse
Gangshel
Norse School
Clifton ‘Academy
Wave
Hamilton
New Mexico
Axa Young-snai-Bo—Ganashat
United States Army
Jeleven
France
Germany
Elin Gund
Parenta
Mire C. E
Lond
Hamilton County
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Lions Club Meeting Promotes Unity and Service
The Lions Club gathered Tuesday with a message from Governor Dr. B A Dick Self urging dedication to community and unity among nations. Explorer Scouts activity and a donkey basketball game between Clifton High School and Lions members were announced for late February and a blood group event was planned for February 26.
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Ernor
B.A. Dick Self
Lion Gover
Smeieariris
Rdivele
Daitan
Tonisia
Sett
Weldon Porven
Clifton High
Scully
Lion 1
Reo Appleby
Wy Exptain
Harris
Eam
Alvin Bronstad
Ishman
EL * Bedcoos Blood ‘Group
Amby
Dem “Anki
Farm Bureau Meets In Valley Mills For Leadership Talk
Women of Hosque County gather at Valley Mills School Cafeteria at 7:00 PM Tuesday February 19 to witness Mrs W B Orwald become Director of the Farm Bureau. Sims of Valley Mills will speak. Bekkelund and D A Blo...k will report on the Farm Bureau Legislative meeting in Waco.
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Mentatea Women
Hosque County
Parr
Bureau
Valley Mills
W. 8. Orwald
Farm Bureau
Suppor ‘Tin Sims
Bekkelund
D. A. Blothek
Waco
Clifton visitors and local mov es amid family events
Mrs Zada Onwain from Waco State Home visited Clifton with relatives last Wednesday. Miss Mabel Spitzer of Houston stayed with her father Ernest Spitzer. Mr and Mrs C F Clark attended funeral arrangements for Charlie Clark. Mr and Mrs D C Thomas and Denise of Taylor visited Mrs Clyde Barton. Thomas family plans Temple move for work at International Harvester and Kings Daughters Hospital. Otto Anderson hosted S M Anderson Robstown, Lloyd Abies Waco, Mr and Mrs Ringer, Bill Jr Morgen, and Mrs P M Millan for dinner.
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Zada Onwain
Waco
Clifton
Riends
Mabel Spitzer
Flouston
Ernest Spitzer
Pe Bebone County
Rt Is
W. Blewett
Dallas
Sondnew
C.F. Clark
Clare
Charlie Clark
D.C. Thomas
Denise
Taylor
Thomas
Clyde Barton
Barton
Thomases
Temple
Ith International Harvester
Kings Daughters Hospital
Otto Anderson
S. M. Anderson
Robstown
Lloyd Abies
But Ringer
Som Bill Jr
Morgen
P.M
Millan
Anderson
Ables
Underpass safety meeting to address Valley Mills route
Clifton group and Valley Mill delegation, joined by Bosque County officials, will petition the State Highway Commission in mid February to fix the dangerous underpass on Crawford highway near Valley Mills. They cite rising traffic from Whitney Lake development and new routes as urgency grows.
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Clifton
Snake U Ripo Austin
Valley Mill
Commissioners Court
Hosque County
Cointies
State Highway Commission
Counsetion
Valley Mills
Crawford Highway
Highway Commission
Alfred Hard
Pris Py
J. L. Standefer Jr
Tess White
V. D. Goodall
Robert Baldridge Jr
Whitney Lake
Kimball Bend
Bosque County
Meridian Girls Claim Third Bosque County Tournament Title
The Meridian girls win the Bosque County Championship for the third straight year, edging Cranfills Gap 3 to 4802 in the final two minutes after a tight tournament finish. Cranfills Gap defeated Mosheim Thursday and Iron Koppers Friday to reach the finals. Meridian went undefeated in the double elimination event. Attendance topped each night as Cranfills Gap notes net proceeds over 200 after expenses.
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Meridian
Bosque County
Cranfills Gap
Crantills Gap
Co Sound
Mosheim
Iron Koppers
Crawfills Gap
Danish Newsman Visits Small Town Community
A Danish press representative from the United States Information Service toured the local area for three months, meeting residents including Amy aged three and witnessing a farm auction at Thompson Varkey farm. He visited New York Washington New Orleans Dallas and Houston with Oswald and Amy observing local life and auction events.
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Amy
Esilar
Sizen
Denmark
Furst
Ninad
Irs
W. B. Oswald
United States
United State Fm
Wilbur Carleen
Witnesed
Cal
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Ranebs
Hussey
Clifton
Arma
Lipor
Thompson Varkey
Oswald
Exper
Anthrax outbreak crosses county line near Vale Mills
An anthrax outbreak has been detected on the Bass Ranch south of Vale Mills, with four head infected and the property quarantined. Veterinarians, led by Dr. C. Browning, vaccinated cattle and expanded efforts to nearby ranches while officials urge calm and adherence to control measures. previous outbreaks have occurred in Coryell and Temple counties, including a Port of entry case from Mexico months earlier.
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McLendan
Valeey Mills
St. W
Waco
Valley Mills
Artiue Spurgeon
Texas Livemuck Sanitation Commission
Bass Ranch
C. Browning
Livestock Sanitation Commission
Tme
Este
Mexico
Coryell
Transiton Cpune
Sam Mcwhinney
Temple
Mrs R H Celebrates 75th Birthday at Home
Mrs R H marked her 75th birthday at home in February with many cards and gifts. Mr and Mrs Mueller thank visitors for meals and well wishes. Attendees included Otis Duher, Alberk Mueller, R A Shulde, Re gentnig, A Behnke, H R Muek Jer and Ann Morgan, J B Railsbock, Mary Strom men, H Wiede, Mary Michthause, Anna Mueller, Neil Amunideon, Sieten Manske, Emma Niehter, WB Oswald, CE Wiedersenders, A MF Kunkel, Harmond Lammert, Nell AP Gobihe, J W Whalley, and Lippe.
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Hms City Jelly
Mr Mueller
Otis Duher
Alberk” Mueller
Coryell City
R.A. Shulde
Regentnig
A. Be
A. MF. Kunkel
Harmond Lammert
Nell. AP. Gobihe
J W. Whalley
Mery. Lippe
Market Prices and Auction Report From Wednesday Sale
The report lists poultry prices with mixed lots and higher demand after weeks. live cattle trading around steady with most classes stable, heavy butcher calves 450 to 900 pounds noted. Grains show milling wheat at 223 per bushel and feed wheat 185 per bushel, barley 110 per bushel, with deliveries and prices in the usual auction terms.
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Wednday
Lifton
Merchants Poultry
Eags
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