Valentine Party At Timmer House In Clifton
A February 1 1889 Valentine party at Patey Geimen's Clifton home drew a group of attendees who enjoyed a warm evening hosted by mothers. Hosts served refreshments and, after socializing, prepared a Valentine box amid cheerful celebration led by Lois Nell Lammert, the reporter.
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Patey Geimen
Clifton
Lot
Lois Nell Lammert
Steporter
Local church listings outline services and events in Gap Texas
A scanned page lists multiple area churches including Glaf Lutheran, Immanuel Lutheran, First Methodist, First Presbyterian and Assembly of God. It notes Lent services and midweek prayer, youth groups, Ladies Aid, Sunday school, worship times, confirmant classes, and pastor names such as Carl H. Mutschink and Walter W. Gigsted.
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Glaf Lutheran Church Gap
Texas
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Ladies Aid
Will 1
Xevager
Hast
Lloyd Olson
Immanuel Lutheran
Carl H. Mutschink
First Methodist Church
Ernest D. Platt
J. W. Culwell
EL. Lancaster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Assembly OF God
Women’s Missionary Council
Nance Committee
Mothers’ Club
Circle TV
Ole Hogates
Brotherhood
Methodist Brotherhood
Triny Lutheran
Walter
Magazine Club Meeting Hostess in Louisiana Social Note
Mrs Ora Bettis served as hostess at the Magazine Club meeting held in the home of Mrs N W Willett in Louisiana. Speakers included Mrs B P Holt on The Theater and Mrs I E Tennison on Fiestas. Guests enjoyed cherry pie and coffee honoring George Washington's birthday. Sharlie Lander obituary thanks note expresses gratitude for food flowers and comfort from friends and neighbors.
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Louisiana
Ora
Lae Bettis
N. W. Willett
Mexico
George Washington
Sharlie Lander
Sorow
Mrs J F Cowan Dies In Fort Worth
Mrs. J F Cowan of Fort Worth dies after illness. Born March 19 1906 in Hamilton County she lived in Dallas then Fort Worth where she worked for Lighthouse for the Blind before retirement last November. Survived by son Bowley A Cowan of Fort Worth two brothers Gus Troll Alvin Troll of Jonesboro three sisters Mesdames Simmons Pendleton and Potts of Tulia. Funeral held near Obltvery Fellows with burial in the Bagey cemetery.
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Hamilton County
Cowan
Hood
Dallas
J. E. Cowan
Fort
Kite Safety Warning Notice from CPS CO
A fragmented clipping mentions CPS CO issuing a warning about kite safety and avoiding wires. It notes a child of Woy Mee an electric line incident and urges not to use wires for kites or string when wet. The piece references a national effort to reduce accidents and cites The Pacific Record.
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Rayne
Ciara
Lima
Srire
Fortain
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Wees Bruoyalentine Party
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Sateen
Woman's Guild
Raverend
Madan
W. M.S
First Presbyterian Church
E.G. Tomkinson
Churen
W. T. Clgstad
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HY. Lander
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Ante Landfried
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America
Connecticut
Salt Lake City
Grand Rapida
Bridgeport
Oakwood
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General Electric
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Teafie Qotaral
Progres
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