Family notices and local visits fill weekend roll
The column lists numerous family notices and social visits across towns. Mentions include Mrs Dobie Clyde Nelson warning relatives, Allenes and Ryans travel, Mrs McCorkin visiting Wa geal, Mr Emil Olson announcing twins, Miss Mary Reaiesceit Mills visiting, and Mary Noone Twredy spending time with friends. Also notes retirement to San Antonio, Mary Cethie Rondel and Burrell Aaloon Ward, and Gwen’s mother visiting Crest of Temple. Local residents travel, host, and celebrate events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Banveey
Con
Viata
Dobie
Clyde Nelson Warn
Bim Bastar
Mroute
Ty Bina
Go Allene
Ryan Wilps
Mi Span
Fofl
Auid
Laon Morris
Gmupiter
Livy
Grombeck
Eni
Rand Mes
Mrown
Howe
Toonday
Bre
McCorkin
Cilleie
Emil Olson
Mturmeny Cimnenity
X Ann
Foo
Meridian Hon Plat
B. Gibson
Montmim
Mary
Mills
Stan Noone
Judge
Mes
Word
Mredimmle Nelwun
Houta Lov
Edgar Graft
Irina
Clifton
Montag
Manes
Jones
Wiley Hanna
Mim
Preston Owen
Gwen
Crest
Temple
Mir & V- Womack
Near Whitney
Sinter
Wok
Ann Hinsding
McGregor Hex
Wire
Kimo Waldrop
Mosheim Man L Rice Dies Suddenly At Home
Robert Tee Rice known as Yorn in Arkansas died suddenly December 1987 at his Mosheim home at age 63. He married Lissle Barendt of Clyde Texas January 1 1904. Seven children two sons five daughters survive along with four grandchildren and siblings. Services were held December 23 at Mosheim Church with burial at Spring Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tee Rike
Arkan
Mosheim
Valle
Baptist Church
Lissle| Barendt
Clyde
Texas
Mr. Rice
Currah B. White
Glare Alma ‘Lee
Wilma
Penuy
Jean White
Ale Tive Brothers and Toys
Ates
Ervices
Hey. Shelton
Carlton
Ching Springs Cemetery
Charles B. Duneles
W. HK. Worley
Rob Alexander
Pat Sher
Unique Sign Erected For Oklahoma Drivers
Fragmentary note describes a sign project for drivers in Oklahoma and references a committee and a visit to a city journal. Text is garbled but implies a civic action or signage initiative with unclear details and inconsistent names.
Great Big Hug For Madna and Rib Pops Karsan Battle
Amid garbled lines a local event or feature note mentions a hug for Madna and Rib Pops Karsan. Names appear with fragmented phrases and stray references to CSertsemars and Cossatys. Recovery status unclear but some people are tied to a charity or community moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madna
Salyers Passes Away at Home Here
Clarence Lewis Salyers born at Point Teabol Indians September 2 1877 died at home in Clifton January 4 1985 after illness of several months. He was owner operator of the Salyers Variety Store for five years and a leading local businessman. He was a member of the Methodist Church Shrine and a Mason. Services conducted by Rev Hayden Edwards at the Methodist Church and interment at Plano with pallbearers Arthur Hylen Chris Johnson Jack Tucker M L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lewis Salyers
Point Teabol
Clifton
Amie
Wasco Sanitarions
Hut Tir Medical Akill
Salyers
Salyers Variety Store
Cutton
Methodist Church
Manonic Fraternity
Methodidet
Hayden Edwards
Clifton Mercantile
Hearne
Plano
Dean T. U. Taylor To Help Texas Students
Austin January 4 The will of Dr T W S revealed at a banquet honoring 60 years service to the University of Texas faculty includes a bequest for Texas students. Taylor served as dean of engineering for many years and the provision supports engineering students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean T. U. Taylor
Texas
Austin
Atudenta
T. WS
University of Texas
County Democrats Banquet Draws Statewide Support
A Dallas dinner January 8 will aid a Democratic National Committee drive. Myron Binlock chairs the Texas Democratic Executive Committee, aiming to raise 28 000 to 40 000 dollars from Texas Democrats. Bosque County will be represented by several officials including J N Falls and Dary L Helm, with two guests and local leaders contributing to the quota as the first county in the state to submit its share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Eanary
Democratic National Committee
Myron Binlock
Democratic
Taith
Democrats
Texas
Bosque County
Mia
Ruth Norman
Morgan
J. N. Falls
Clifton
Robt
L. Baldridge
Char
E. Dansby
Valley
Bouque County
Railroads Told To Cut Their Expenses
Railroads urged to cut costs further as officials report ongoing efficiency measures and service improvements. The commission said rail lines have done much in recent years to improve freight and passenger service and to achieve greater economy in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
J D Railsback Die s After Brief Illness
John Dolphus Railsback a longtime Clifton resident died at home near Clifton around noon Thursday December 30 after a brief illness confined him to bed a few days He was born June 19 1870 in Benton Arkansas moved to Texas in 1888 living in Hill Coryell and Hamilton counties before settling in Bosque County near Clifton in 1909 He united with the Baptist church in 1896 later joining Clifton Baptist Church Survived by his wife and many children grandchildren and relatives Funeral services were held at Clifton Methodist Church with burial in Clifton Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dolphus Railsback
Clitton
Rewch
Benton
Arkinses
Texan
Hill, Coryell
Hamill Virstintien
Bosque’ County
Clifton
Clifton Baptist Church
Rallsback
Minnie
Burtran
Walter
Dewey
Ollie
Lala Mae
Homer
Peart
Donna
Della
Ale Bell
Alee
Jim Vermillion
Sam Collins
Ambros
Hugh
Frank Rafisback
Sam
Rallaback
Cithn Methodist
Rc Jaey
Gt Renal
Clifton Baptist Choret
Rav
Mayen Bilwarda
Che
Ineal Chcis
Inter
Cmiant
Jean Iyleth
Uae
Ravi
President Pleased With Speech To Congress
The president expressed satisfaction after delivering a speech to Congress. The event occurred Monday with attention from officials and attendees. Report notes praise from various factions and mentions the address covered key national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lions Club Starts New Year With Much Enthusiasm
The Lions Club opened the New Year with a social and business meeting led by Hayden Edwards and Mrs. A A Miller at the piano. Guests included Bill Ray of Fort Worth and Ralph Walton, welcomed by C G Bronstad and Ed Handley. The club celebrated a new transfer member, Walton, and aimed to make the year successful. Hayden Edwards reported on Christmas Cheer aiding 54 needy families with fruit and groceries. Lion J L Gerloff announced the birth of a son in a Waco sanitarium. no speech was given at the time. Letters and cards were read as the meeting progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hayden Edwards
A. A. Miller
Ed Handley
Walton
Glifton
Vernon
Texas
Lions Club
Jack Tucker
Miral
Lion J. L. Gerloff
Fine Son
Waco
Find
Texas Senators Push Anti War Laws In Congress
Washington January opening sees two Texan backed bills to curb war profits and stop material profiteering. Connally seeks taxes on war profits to deter profiteering in food clothing and munitions while Sheppard backs embargoing scrap iron shipments to foreign nations to limit entry into war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Connally
Menane
Enate Military Offices Committee
Senate
Eastern Star Chapter Initiates Candidates
Eastern Star Chapter initiates candidates during Monday evening as the order’s program teams confer the officer and member rites. Members and guests observed the ceremony marking new entrants into the fraternal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Chapter
Local notices and obituaries from Waco and area events
Waco and nearby towns report deaths, weddings, and holiday visits. Mrs Buveline Bronstad dies in Waco, sister of the late G. O Bronstad. Mr Tyler undergoes appendicitis surgery in Marshall and recovers well. Gordon Johnson wed Miss Anna Bazar in Waco. Mr and Mrs Nystel and family visit Abernathy relatives. Miss Cora Kohne from Temple visits her mother. Christine Swenson and Caroline Trigg visit Fort Worth with Anne Bertelsen. Levi Swenson and Jacob Christensen accompany home. Local families send condolences for J Wilton son of Mrs Arseneson. Norse and Waco residents visit Grimlands. Willie B Fort and Norene Fort from Dallas spend holidays with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
B. Bertelsen
Otis. Bronstad
Thris Rohoe
C. Bronstad
Tomer Bronstad
Clyde Bronstad
Waco Lhst
Buveline Bronstad
Miss Bromstad
Waco
G. 0. Bronstad
Ottis Tyler
Marshall
Ann
Joe Nystel
Abernathy
Cora Kohne
Temple
Jecur Roche
Christine Swenson
Caroline Belle Trigg
Fort Worth
Anne Bertelsen
Levi Swenson
Jacob Christensen
Simp Grubaugh
Big Spring
Gus Wold
Charley Johnson
August Carlson
Hans Carlson
Milton Arnersonn
J. Wilton
John Ar~serson
John Arerson
Amnersons
George Wallace
Norse
Anna Grimland
A. C. Grimland
Willie B. Fort
Norene Fort
Dallas
No Special Session Pledge Discussed by Alfred
Austin Jan 3 Governor James Allred declined talk on a third term while returning from Washington. He dismissed questions about Ernest O Thompson entering the governor race and hinted the legislature will not convene for a special session as county officials pressure for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James
Washington
Ernest O. Thompson
Allred
Thompson
County Offeiale
Hill Burglars Take $490 From Theatre Vault
A theatre vault was broken into and about 490 dollars stolen. Police reported two suspects fled the scene shortly after the break in. Local investigators are reviewing security footage and interviewing theater staff for leads.
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Binpo
Ohio
Jon
Citi
Soren
Ideed
Karsan
Dun
Gage
Pricy
Zobel
Scenge
Tostease
Mie Pei
San Diego
Calif
Hironi Balto
Amberiaidor
United
Sitta
Phillip Murray
Kennedy
Ponnsylvania
American Federation of Labor
C. L. Salyers
Jours
Eraatel Mo Nafy
Tate
Ammerigan
J.D. Railsback
Alfred
Brad Ry Mm Mas
Caent Ontee
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