Ringness Dansby Wed In Norse Lutheran Church
Mrs Evesta Dansby and Mr Glen A Ringness wed at 8 30 Sunday morning December 26 at Our Savior’s Lutheran Norse with Rev Albert A Petrich officiating. Bride’s son Donald Dansby and Ringness daughter Gail Ringness attended. They dined then traveled to Southwest Texas and reside at 716 South Avenue M Clifton. Ringness owns a Norse farm. Mrs Ringness works as a registered nurse at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evesta Dansby
Glen A. Ringness
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Norse
Albert A. Petrich
Gail Ringness
Seguin
Donald Dansby
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Connie Mills
Valley Mills
Ringness
Texas
Clifton
South Avenue M
Jim Gouldman and wife celebrate 50 years of marriage
Jim Gouldman and his wife Zora Rainbolt were honored at a December 26 open house for their golden wedding anniversary at their Clifton home Star Route 1. About 100 guests from New York to Dallas attended, including Gouldman relatives from Houston Baytown Waco and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Sandy) Gouldman
Clifton
S. H. Gouldman
Bronx
New York
Bill Gouldman
Baytown
J. Q. Gouldman
J. O. Gouldman
Mary Gouldman
Houston
Waco
Gatesville
Brenham
Fort Worth
Hillsboro
Oklahoma
Crawford
Hereford
Meridian
Dallas
Gouldman
Effie Gorman
Lilly Phillipson
Sam Stoudenmier
Joe Gouldman
Clifton Note: 87th Birthday Observed At Sunset Home
Visit During Holidays reports a large gathering in Memorial Hall at the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home for Mrs. Mollie Holt turning 87. Family from Texas and California joined friends and staff as flowers decorated the refreshment table and gifts were exchanged. The piece also notes New Year weekend travels by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Kettler and related relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Chester Hulme
Wilton Holt
Torrence
California
Raymond Holt
Hereford
Cecil Maugham
Joe Mack
San Antonio
Allen Hulme
Cindy
Vickie
Houston
Owen Dahl
Mike
Joe David
Dallas
Don Holt
Berniece Sutton
Waco
Ollie Mallory
Whitney
Morris Reed
Danny
Ray
Taule
Kingsville
Mollie Holt
Iris Holt
J. H. Holt
Gary
Keith
Doyle Hulme
Jim
Donna
Howard Dale
Memorial Hall
Clifton Luutheran Sunset Home
United Church Women Meet in Bosque County
United Church Women of Bosque County will meet Friday at 9 30 a m at Zion United Church of Christ in Womack for the first annual business session. They will ratify the constitution and by laws and elect officers. All church women in Bosque County are invited to join and participate in the cooperative movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women of
Bosque County
Zion United Church of Christ
Womack
United Church
Crosley Family Christmas Visit Expands in Clifton
Delayed report notes Mr and Mrs James Crosley and daughter Sally Ann of Dallas stayed in Clifton from Friday to Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Crosley. They were joined on Christmas Day by Mr and Mrs W B Linton of Hurst Springs and Mr and Mrs W J Rainey and Miss Sarah Crosley of Valley Mills. Additional Crosley guests last Sunday included Mr and Mrs Mike Roberson and daughter of Baytown and Mr and Mrs Tine Crosley of Hurst Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crosley
Sally Ann
Dallas
Clifton
Joe Crosley
Crosley
W. B. Linton
Hurst Springs
W. J. Rainey
Sarah Crosley
Valley Mills
Mike Roberson
Baytown
Tine Crosley
Harris family visit spans Texas and Oklahoma during holidays
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Harris Jr. and son Chuck of Baytown, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris and son Marty of Oklahoma City, and Kevin Harris of Lakeside Village visited during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George M. Harris and son Jim Bill Harris in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Harris Jr
Chuck
Baytown
Don Harris
Marty
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kevin Harris
Lakeside Village
George M. Harris
Jim Bill Harris
Clifton
Last Tax Installment Deadline Remains January 17
Walter H. Hill of the Internal Revenue Service in Waco reminds taxpayers that the final installment for 1965 estimated federal income tax is due January 17. If a taxpayer’s 1965 income changes, an amended declaration must be filed by that date. An amended form is on the back of the payment notice. Taxpayers liable for a 1965 estimate must file Form 1040ES by January 17, except if filing an amendment or first liability on Jan 17, they may wait to file final 1965 return and pay by January 31. Call the Waco IRS office for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Hill
Internal Revenue Service
Waco
Hill
Internal Revenue
IRS
Farmers and Ranchers Must File Estimated Returns
Farmers and ranchers must file estimated federal income tax returns for 1965 by Monday January 17. If they file January 17 and pay the due tax, they have until April 15 to submit the final return and pay any balance. otherwise the law requires filing the final return. Walter H. Hill, IRS administrative officer in Waco, outlined the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Hill
Internal Revenue Service
Waco
Tax filing rules for farmers and ranchers detailed
Farmers and ranchers must pay the full tax by February 15 or elect installment payments. Definition hinges on earning two thirds of gross income from farming. Forms mailed to taxpayers who filed last year. blanks available at IRS offices, post offices, or banks for those who did not receive forms. Any person with gross income of 600 or more in 1965 must file, unless 65 or older and gross income under 1200. Self employment tax applies to net earnings of 400 or more. those under 400 may elect to pay tax and may qualify for Social Security benefits. IRS offers help by phone or office. obtain the Farmer's Tax Guide from IRS or agricultural agents. Sheffield silver plate note included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Internal Revenue Office
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Ringness
Mrs. Dansby
Jim Gouldmans
H. P. Kettler
Linda
Owee
Chuck Harris
Kettlers
Jesus Christ
New McCulloch Mac
Price
Berkshire
Wea
Aed
Sheffield
Welding & Repair Service
Liquigas
Allen Alford
Alton Oswald
Evans Implements
N. Ave
G — Clifton
Maco Savings Amd Loam Association
West Waco Drive
Westview Village
Bellmead Drive
Meridias
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