Social Acknowledgments and Weekend Gatherings in Aslorville
A garbled list notes various individuals visiting, staying with relatives, or spending weekends in Aslorville and nearby towns. It mentions Bre Festi Gandy, Bennett Kerbow, Lamle Walker, Bill Meador, RW Caldwell, Miles Nell Saldel, Regina Lee, Wak Sewn Jackson, Obert Seidel, Annie MeIlhenny, Mre Chedtaum, Mrs Clare Risharda, Mr and Mrs B A French, Hulng Young, and others, along with routine visits to friends and family. The report appears as a social roundup with scattered names and weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslorville
Festi Gandy
Reco
Geway
Gandy
Bennett Kerbow
Lamle Walker
Bill Meador
Therster
Mr. RW
Caldwell Mini
Miles Nell Saldel
Regina Lee
Wak Sewn Jackaon
Obert Seidel Hawin Nichols
JWG
Bir
Hime Annie MeIlhenny
Mre Chedtaum
Teedell
Mra
Fred Metthenny
Myre Smith
Wismut
Clare Risharda
B.A. French
Tredell
Riharda
J.T. A
Hulng
Young
Walnut Springs
Bie Mande Youne
Ma” Mattie Lamenee
Dorion Vista
Hoyas W. Lloke
Members of the J. O. Y. Bridge Club Celebrate Washington Birthday
Members and guests gathered at Mix W. A. Werner's home for a Washington Birthday bridge party with red, white, and blue decor. Prizes went to Mrs. B. Le Lane and Mrs. W. B. Orwald. host Jock Tindall provided treats and a log cabin cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Werner
George Washington
B. le Lane
W. B. Orwald
Mra. E. Behow
Jack Tindall
Hog Wien
Addis
Mmor
Hulen al Kxiony Bradytreut
J. L. Standefer
WB Orwald
Pol Malone
Joe Nelyson
K. Parker
Hews Bill
Ry le Caw
N. W. Willett
Pederson
Riskedy L. Baldridge
Chia. Ragland
HE Ebehow
Boyd Callan
G. Col Hise
Jock Tindall
Wallace
Willett
Paul Seedig Dies After Long Illness at Home in Norse Lutheran Community
Long obituary notes Paul Seedig born in Brenna Washington County Texas, married to Minx Corn Brielly Amterens, survived by Tessie, Leone Faye, four grandchildren, three sisters and five brothers. Funeral held at Clifton Funeral Parlor then Norse Lutheran Church with burial in Norse Cemetery. services led by Rev. P. E. Thorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Boudin
Grosning
Germany
Brena
Washington County
Tanas
Paul
Tet Pines
Borgee County
Minx Corn
Brielly Amterens
Jeft
Tessiern
Leone Faye
T. W. Anderson
Meg
Harmony School
Howe
Teesle
Mes
H. A. Sonntag
Meridian
Telma
J. G. Sontag
Frisco
Texas
Paul Seedig
Clifton
Norse Lutheran Church
P. E. Thorson
Mangold Resigns as Bosque Home Demonstration Agent
Mrs. Nan J Mangold resigns after long Bosque County service as home demonstration agent to take the same post in Limestone County. She thanks the Commissioners Court and county residents for support and praises club women, girls, and Extension Service efforts. Alma Louise Miller of Baylor University is named to succeed her. offices at Grosbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Bosque County
Nan J. Manigold
Limestone County
AL and
M. College
Ann
Jouque County
Man
Alma Louise Miller
Baylor University
Native Basque County Woman Dies In Waco
Services were held for a Basque County woman in Waco with funeral rites conducted by Episcopal church officials. The obituary notes family ties and the deceased's residence in Waco, detailing local arrangements and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basque County
Waco
Ole C Hogstel Opens New Store
Ole G Hogstel a Goodyear distributor opens a modern retail tire and battery store in the old Post Office building. Known as Ole's Store with diverse auto accessories, the March opening will feature new electric signs and attractive displays drawing many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole G. Hogstel
Goodyear
Hogster
Cubs Win Bosque Cage Championship
In a district tournament finale the Cubs claim the Bosque Cage championship after a lengthy event with protests over player eligibility from Iredell and Gapdell. A. Y. Gurin of Gapdell faced review as the competition concluded with Glen Valley Milli and Clifton match actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
County
Cranfills Gap
Ledell
Iredell
Dell
A. Y. Gurin
Coly
Valley Mille
Clifton
Guflon
Lane Dies Suddenly Monday In Clifton Home
Jamen Grover Lane age 53 died Monday afternoon at his Clifton home. Body found by family around eight near his chair. natural causes. Survived by wife Minnie Winnie Cooksey Lane and six children. funeral at First Presbyterian Church with interment in Clifton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Grover Lane
Fant
Studdenly
Chiton
W. D. Goodall
Lane
Justice of the Peace
John Lane
Neonsia Katherine Lane
Minx Winnie Florence Cooksey
Turnerville
Bath
Clifton
Lloyd
Ralph
Dallas
Pauline
Oliver Miller
Houston
Mary Louie
James B. Groves
Genoa
Nell Marie
Betty Ruth
Chas
P. Lane
Gatesville
Jim Hulme
Ching Springs
Oscar Coleman
Turey
Mra
Mollie Walling
Minds Harvey
West Texas
Inter
Central
J Company
Presbyterian Church
Mesonic Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Jack C. Tucker
W. C. Gloft
Tom €. Parks
Will Forson
E. B. Schow
W. W. Windham
Veterans Register With American Legion
Registration of World War veterans in the American Legion program for National Defense moved off Saturday. A total of 75 veterans registered with the local American Legion post and carried out this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Provo
National Defense
American le Post
Uaad
Poultry Improvement Centerpiece of Clifton Banquet
The annual Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the Cit ton FRA featured a poultry improvement program. About 104 attendees enjoyed baked chicken with dressings potatoes salad pie coffee and croissants prepared by Home Economics girls. A junior FFA parliamentary drill demonstrated cooperative business methods led by James Cooper. James Matson noted the Poultry Improvement Contest, Lloyd Verne Homerstad spoke on contest aims and benefits, and Johnnie Ludwig stated 20 Clifton FFA boys are raising over 4 700 chicks this year for the contest. Arthur Nelson and Johnnie Ludwig performed a duet. W C Brashears Clifton schools superintendent praised the students program. Out of town guests included Supt Clara F Richards Judge Duck Cureton and County Agent FR Law. The radio feature followed the local program commemorating Washingtons Birthday and was sponsored by the State Association of Picture Farmers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citton Fra
FFA
Tames Cooper
Ames Matson
Lloyd Verne Homerstad
Johnnie Ludwig
Clifton Ffa
Clifton Chapster
Arthur Nelson
Johnnie Ludweig
W. C. Brashears
Clifton
Hoys
Clara F. Richards
Duck Cureton
FR. Law
Tex Main
Washington
The
State Association of Pikure Farmers of
Ameria
Belton Hereford Sale Tops $9,000 at Parks Ranch Auction
Polly Stanway of Lampasas sold a Hereford calf owned by D M Robinson for 8500 at the Central Texas Hereford Breeders sale in Belton. Rex Stanway, a yearling bull, was sold to Dr J S Robinson of Emory for 842, and Donna Mischief and other cattle changed hands. About 60 head sold, total receipts exceed 9000, under Col E C Gurtin’s direction as buyers from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma attended despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wommeratinn
T. L. Goodnight
Caldwell
Bruce Parks
Clifton
Donna Mischief
Dean Mischief
Das
Robinson
E. C. Gurtin
Groenebury, Ld
Smd
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Jackson Day Dinners To Be Held March 29
Reynolds, treasurer of the Boise Nations Committee, says Jackson Day dinners will be held March 29 at a local venue. He notes preparations include regalia and formal ceremonies and urges attendance by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reynolds
Boise
Nations Comite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mik. Werner
Tor.o
Bridge Club
Magazine Club
Mesta
Mrs. Tennison
Thureck
Regement R. Buver
Episcopal
Ole C. Hogstel
NG. Lane
American Legion
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