Dres Findley obituary notices at Coon Creek cemetery
D. Findley Dres aged 73 died at Coon Creek cemetery. Interment followed at Coon Creek cemetery. Born February 15 in Alto Charles County to W. J. Findley and Missbaipel. Survived by wife Mire to death in Noverter. Several relatives listed including Mrs. Day and J. P. Tay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devig- Findley
Sycardayy
Jorge
Peinfy
Grithin
Keene
Tess Fok
Namie
Findley
Wirdley
Ahoan Iene
Surnaam
Clift
Heenan
Sand
Roland
Houston
Chemhiar
Buth Day
Sem Ware J
Tay
Te C. J. F BC
Womack
Bains
County Loan Meeting Draws Local Officials and Farmers
A county loan meeting at Clifton drawn by the Bosane Mallowal Farm Loan group and the Federal Land Bank featured Edwin F. Grimes, treasurer, with a Houston assembly noting stock dividends and capital. American Legion members were invited to City Hall on February 26 at 7 30 pm for a meal and remarks. Local farmers Homer Thompson and J L Paulson attended, with Paul von Bet as farmer Washant and others mentioned in the context of postwar relief.
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Clifton
Bosane Mallowal Farm Loan
Federal Land Bank
Mouston
Perm
Houston
Edwin F. Grimes
Asweele- She Hindue County Association
Hoagie County
Mike Cand Bank System
American Legion
Kincheloe
Tao
Dian
Homer ‘Thomp
Palo Pinto
Bert Blot Bray
J. L Paulson
Cree
Champion
Prierars
Paul von Bet Farmer Washant
Oliver W. Saxab
Germany
Inguin
Erie
Resieg Ned Sear
Aeaareare
Orbie
China
Rity
Bnene Ford
Wales
Eden
C. Finstade
Fragments Describe Community Preparations for February Event
The readable lines mention many friends invited to attend and gifts to be brought for a city-related gathering. The note indicates a February date and attendance by certain individuals and a potential mayoral figure. Details are fragmented but imply a social or civic occasion with planned presence.
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Aa Cpa
Dexa Haienetng
Mr Ed
Siete
Ates
Sitlees Mayer
Gifts To Clifton Junior College Collection Totals Noted
A list of donations to Clifton Junior College is detailed including gifts such as 825.00 from Arthi r Biloce Anmame Canlron, 310.00 from Allen Netaoos ha, 200.00 from Whey av. Lawretee Jen, and 1000.00 from Balland Bureher Co. The donor names appear in a fragmentary report with varied spellings and several individuals and groups contributing toward building improvements and Christian education in Dallas.
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Arthir Biloce Anmame Canlron
Whey
Lawretee Jen
Ares Ala
Rie Toon
A ‘Allen Netaoos
A. Aersnn
Clifton
A. Tweedy
Valtey
Balland Bureher
Loo J
Freeman
D.'W. Forbes
Deayfoss
Eye
Brehaeg
Faylore
Eke
Iimes
Collee
Clifton Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs Kron Murphree of Clifton visits for Mardi Gras festivities with Mrs Honey Glite Jr in Ware and Mrs We Re Wailing of Fort Worth hosts. Jaye Warley, son of W K Warley of Whitney, is convalescent at Heaps.
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Kron Murphree
Clifton
Dwagtitor
Honey Glite Jr
Ware
New
Yebara
Dr. of
Jaye Warley
W. K. Warley
Whitney
Women from Fort Worth visit Line Ledlow homes weekend
Mrs Jewel Townsend and Mrs Hiricht Chiles of Fort Worth visited the Line Ledlow residence over the weekend. The article notes relations to Mr Helmer C. Dahl and mentions a roster of patients from the city in unclear terms.
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Jewel Townsend
Hiricht Chiles
Fe. Worth
Ledlow
Ned Coop Homes
Wosk
Mra
Towser
Mra Chiles
Mra. Helmer C. Dahl
Mrs JY B Oswald Hosts Magazine Club Meeting
Mrs JY B Oswald entertained the Magazine Club at a regular meeting in Urbeebee W B Oswald on Toesdes, where the hostess noted the event despite a watced attendance and a casual conversation about aack Dial person's age.
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Mrs. JY. B. Oswald
Entertains Magazine Club
W. B.oswald
Fine Rain Boosts Farm Conditions Across Region
Rain totaling about 1.75 inches arrived during the past week, aiding grain growth and winter pasture. Farmers praised the timely shower for improving pastures and easing winter stock needs, with comments noting better overall farm conditions as soil moisture improved.
Unclear historical event referenced in Dallas area hospital context
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a last week operation at a Dallas hospital with multiple named individuals and family connections. The text mentions Clifton, Nancy, Pedgrsoo, and several spouses and relatives, with scattered references to residence and travel, but concrete facts are incomplete.
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Use Bay Tor Heepital
Dallas
Luedter
Clifton
Polto Victim Will Speak At Local Church
Allen V. Lee a former Minn football player now wheelchair bound will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday morning and evening. The article covers his medical trials in Minnesota hospitals, recovery milestones, and his Evangelical speaking tour as inspiration.
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PoLto
Allen V. Lee
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
D Fae
Lances
Anh
Semtral “Lutheran Church
Minapolis
St. Mary Hopita
Rochester
Min
Pair Hospital
University Hoopla
Minneapolis
Promis
Watery Springs
Mr. Lee
General Hospital
Keni
Hot Arma
Texas
Molen Carteoh
Molen Carteoh, A Graduate: Pinse
Asbury Hospital
Mioneapotie
Allan Lee
Dom
Hin
Clifton Public School Receives New Equipment
The Parent Teacher Association donated a fine electric range and a new refrigerator to the Home Economics Department at Clifton Public School. The PTA arranged for the HE department to have a new model store and refrigerator each year for the next five, aiding expansion and development of the Clifton School system.
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Doe Uunke
Clifton
Pop. A
Mrs V D Goodall Reviews Waco Women’s Chats Meeting
Mrs V D Goodall delivered a review at a Waco women’s gathering. The program was warmly received by club members, who praised the speaker and the evening’s discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Goodall
Safore
Waco Peisration
Chub
Ed Bock
Goodall
Sealy
Speire
Clifton Junior College Hosts Fourth Annual Basketball Tournament
Clifton Junior College announces the fourth Bosine County basketball tournament to be held February 27 28 and May in Clifton at the High Shan Gym with teams from Roxall Jonusboro Turnersville and Hamilton invited. Coaches M C Juel will supervise. Cowboys edged Lan Morris of Jacksonville in overtime last Saturday with Sommerfeld scoring 17 and Hronstad 6 to fuel a close fast game. Clifton aims to repeat strong play as they travel to Hillsboro Junior College Thursday February 20 for a crucial league game that could crown them Texas Junior College champions.
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Bosine County
Clifton Junior College
Clifton
Roxall County
Adoots
Jonusboro
Turnersville
Hamilton
Aml
M. C. Juel
Exters
Cowboys
Lan Morris
Jacksonville
Lan ‘Morris
Sommerfeld
Hronstad
Chifton High
Hillshorn
Hittshoro Junior College
Jose W
Cunninic
Grass Fire Draws Out Local Fire Department
A grassy blaze prompted response from the fire department last Sunday in the area near a residence. Neighbors recall a small fire near property, with officials noting rain should curb future grass fires.
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Brad
Nid Hess
Weze
Clifton Girls Make Flight To Arkansas Visit
Clifton girls Tyo Clifton siels Mabala Ann Sule gers and relatives traveled by air to Arkansas with Mrs De West accompanying them. They were hosted by Mrs Crazon's daughters and Mrs 3 C Rhewnet of Carte Chet, visiting Mr Denson of Roksion. They later returned after a weekend in Canae. The latest report says the latter is improving at the hospital.
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Tyo Clifton Siels
Mabala Ann Sulegers
Denson
Avid Unda Hatin
Wieser Ral
Taband
Fying
C. Rhewnet
Carte Chet
FE Denson
Roksion
Gynt
Ee el
Canae
Benson
Sewing Club 70 Opens at Busy Bev
The Busy Bev Club marks its 70th start with a sewing session. Readers note Lincoln's War era entries as Creed was read by the resident historian, reflecting on the past.
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Clus 70
Start Sewing Club
Lincoln
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Waouing Anatyersart
Veterans Agricultural School
Cranfills Gap
Makes Report
A. G
Tarviers
Nancy
Jo Deren
Cana
Ovia
Tobie
Dew
Andersson
Allen Vv
PT. A
CJC
Arkansas
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