Bosque County charts 20 year transportation plan
A 20 year Bosque County general transportation plan outlines road upgrades to Bosque roads and a proposed loop around Meridian. The plan, a cooperative effort with local governments, the Texas Highway Department, and the Heart of Texas Council of Governments, depends on federal funds and features future revision provisions.
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Bosque County
Meridian
Texas Highway Department
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
Clifton
Cranfills
Ralph
County Commissioners’ Court
City not pursuing funds move to Meridian Bank
Mayor Isenhower said Clifton city funds will not be moved to the Meridian bank despite a bid. He and Council members oppose switching municipal money from Farmers State Bank of Clifton. The bid from Meridian was presented as required, but no council action was taken.
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Lutheran Hour
International Lutheran Laymen’s League
Dr. Hoffman
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Concordia
Valparaiso University
Hoffman
Lutheran Council
U.S.A
Christ
Clifton
Homer Waller
Waller
State Highway 6
Farm Road 219
West Pecan St
Avenue J
Jim B. Smith
Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation
Charles Isenhower
Smith
Texas
Mr. Smith
Galveston
Nancy
North Texas State University
Texas Misling Co
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
Clifton Lions Club
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
The
Texas Hospital Association
Hospital Financial Management Association
First Baptist Church
Bill Blewett Jr
Burton Hoff
Doyie Crews
Bill Painter
W. E
Pat
Patterson
Meridian Bank
Farmers State Bank of Meridian
Mayour
Isenhower
Farmers State Bank of Clifton
M. R. “Pat” White
City Council
Bank joins Texas Rangers 150th anniversary commemorations
Farmers State Bank of Clifton partners with the Texas Ranger Commem orative Commission to distribute official medals in oxidized bronze or 999 fine silver. Medals feature Ranger Captain Leander H. McNelly on the obverse and the Texas Lone Star on the reverse. Proceeds fund the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame, to be dedicated in Waco next autumn with notable attendees and displays of weapons and artworks by Clifton artists.
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Farmers State Bank of Clifton
Texas Ranger Commemorative Commission
Texas Rangers
Leander H. McNelly
Joe Ruiz Grandee
White House
Washington, D.C
Lone Star of Texas
Texas Ranger Hall of Fame
Waco
U. S
Texas Ranger
Melvin Warren
Clifton
W. L. Spieler
Joan Spieler
Farmers State Bank
Jack White
Mr. Warren
Texas THD closes Clifton office after 1946 operations
The Texas Highway Department will shut its Clifton office on March 31. Senior resident engineer T. H. Ralph says duties will be handled by THD offices in Hamilton Hillsboro and the Waco district. Clifton’s office has operated downtown about 10 years, with Ralph retiring April 1.
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Texas Highway Department
West 5Th St
T. H. Ralph
THD
Hamilton
Hillsboro
Waco
Clifton
Ralph
Nettie Tweedle
James Dagley
Meridian
Sears Catalog
Lester McCrary
West 3Rd St
McCrary
J. E. Standefer, Jr
McCrarys
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