Mise Brenstad Weds William Ulm in December Ceremony
A Clinton wedding announces the marriage of Mise Brenstad to William Ulm on December 23. The service featured a fireplace with palma and ivy, white chrysanthemums, and candles. Guests included out of town relatives. the bride wore brown accessories for her trip to Kansas City. Local officials and veterans attended. the event included a military farewell for several young men headed to training or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Spregoe
Mickloy McGee
Emma Loaiee
Richard Brownson
Kannas City
Mira
Ulen
Brown
Ming
Sonect High Choor
Les
Adsiason
Roscoe
Weleh
Austin
J. L
Meridien
Olson
Cuilion
Homer Brown
Walrut Springer
Dallas Morning News
H. P. Jones
Clinton
Jack P. Carter
Amer
Josh Legion
Milford J. Hott
Wealtons
Dorothy Wilson Weds Nils Monroe Stanhiver in St Martins Church
Dor othy Wilson daughter of Major Jomale Wilton married Nils Monroe Stanhiver of Gufton on a Saturday night at St Martin's Church. An altar of alma and candles with white gladioli framed the ceremony. Organist Mrs Hans Hoisey of Nashville played Liebestraum and other pieces. Attendants were matron of honor Mrs W T Mack of Houston and maid of honor Mim Maxine Wilson of Austin in blue with velvet halos. Bridegroom’s attendants Curt Von Bierberstain Jr. and Hog Lynn Stepar wore ivory. Bride given in marriage by Gina Moore of Bullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Statesman
Mise Dorothy Wilson
Jomale Wilton
Nils Monroe Stanhiver
Gufton
St. Martin's
Tate
Alma
Mra Hans Hoisey
Nashville Tonn
L Liest
Curt von Bierberstain Jr
Austin
Hog Lynn Stepar
Fan Elo
Bey Gina Moore
Bullen
Hyorr
J Duke Former Clifton Citizen Dies in Reagan
J Duke a former Clifton resident who served as janitor at Clifton School died at his Reagan home on New Year’s Day after lengthy illness. He lived in Clifton for seventeen years before moving to Reagan, survived by his wife and four sons and many grandchildren. La La Duke, the eldest son, remains in Clifton.
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B.J. Duke
Reagan
Powers
Lea
Cliffe
Bond Issue Tabulated Total. Bosque County Vote Recorded
County Clerk O A Hardwick released last week the tabulated results of the Bosque County Highway and Road bond measure. The report shows the total vote tally and outlines the overall outcome for the proposed bond.
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O.A. Hardwick
Bosque County
Rev. W. T. Gigatad To Be Installed
A church notice announces the installation of Reverend W. T. Gigatad for Trinity Lutheran. The event details and related Lutheran Ladies Aid activities are noted for parishioners.
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W. T
Lions Club Opens 1941 Meeting In Clifton
The Lions Club began its 1941 activities in Clifton with plans to support local groups. Visitors included W. C. Olmore of Meridian, and discussions covered National Defense, the NYA, preemployment training, and new GA A flying training at Clifton College. The club aims to aid Samp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts, and community programs while promoting local development.
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W. C
Lmore
Meridian
Sause
Bosque County Chamber of Commerc
Samp Fire Girls
Lions Club
N.Y. A
Lion Gerloff
Lion ‘Tymen
Landar
C. AL Aly
Clifton College
Clifton
Oegve County
Koss Barry Birthday Open House Scheduled in Bosque County
An open house will honor Koss Barry for his 91st birthday at the Samy Ranch on January 12, 1941. The event runs from 10 30 am to 4 00 pm and invites all relatives and friends with no presents requested. Barry is noted as one of Bosque County’s oldest and most respected citizens.
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Samy Ranch
Koss Barry
Bogue Counties
Barry
Bosque County
Buck Beery
Teaas
Sa ‘Moustan
National Youth Administration Expands Program
The National Youth Administration enlarges its operation with vacancies across various project areas and resident centers. Eligible youths aged fourteen to twenty four in the Clifton School territory may seek assistance from W. O. Broshears, Superintendent, for assignments.
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National Youth Administration
Resson
Gyteen
Clifton School
May
W. O. Broshears
Clifton Schools
Farm Honor Urged For Congressman Poage
Washington January 7 congressional action names Wright Patman of Yemareama as chairman of the Democratic delegation for two years. Luther Johnson of Cursicana steps aside on the steering committee as Poage of Waco seeks continued placement on the House Agriculture Committee amid opposition concerns. Judge Marvin Jones headed the session as delegation representative.
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Washington
Congress
Wright Patmen
Yemareama
Patman
Luther Johnson
Cursicana
House
Marvin Jonen
W. R. Poage
Waco
Exta Choles
Sne
Milton Weat
Browneville
Hoor
Thiston Postal Receipts Show Nice Increase
Thiston postal receipts rose notably this month with higher mail Volume and revenue led by improved parcel handling and increased correspondence from local businesses. Officials attribute the gain to efficiency gains and steady demand in the region.
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Thiston
Bosque River Bridge at Meridian Completes WPA Project
The Bosque River Bridge at Meridian on highway 22 southwest of Meridian was completed December 29, 1940. The concrete and steel structure spans 166 feet with a 26 foot deck over the Bosque river, plus 2000 feet of roadway approaches and earth fills. WPA costs are estimated near twenty one thousand dollars, with the highway department spending about zero.
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Bosque River
Highway 22
Meridian
Peter My Pi
WPA
Highway Department
Five-County Meet At Waco January 15th
Five-County Meet at Waco on January 15 discusses annual stockholders meeting of Waco Production Credit Association. R M Jones of Cayole serves as director and J Paulson of Valley Mills acts as local representative for Mosque County. Election of officers, reports on pastUsinas and a loan outreach program are planned.
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Bosque County
Waco Production, Credit Association
Waco
R. M. Jones
Cayole
J. Paulson
Valley Mills
Mosque County
Keestir
PCA
George’ Logan
McTannan County
Burt Davidson
Armassement
Meridian Court and Local News Recap
Meridian Court and Local News notes a daughter Vicki Lois left for Austin for a Texas Legislature pension period. Several locals visit relatives in Dallas Fort Worth Mineral Wells Baytown and other towns. Cris C Bakke and Miss Geraldin Bates obtain a marriage license.
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Vicki Lois
Austin
Texas
Judge Lovelady
Lloyd Botts
Lloydene
J. D. Parker
Fort Worth
J. Lee Smith
Bob Robertson
Conroe
Baytown
Jim Robertson
Minus Standefer
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Cleburne
Floy McConnell
Gladewater
Don Cameron
J.T. McConnell
Bernice Johnson
B. Jobinson
F. J. Wantley
C. Miles
Nell Miles
Stanley Miles
J. A. Stockton
Daleas
Wichita Falls
Cris C. Bakke
Mise Geraldin Bates
Church of Christ Names Elder Stirman as Local Minister
Elder Mack Stirman of San Angelo will serve as local minister for the Church of Christ for the coming year and move to Clifton with his family by the first of next month. He begins duties Sunday January 12 and will occupy the preacher's home when available. He comes highly recommended as both preacher and citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Stirman
San Angelo
Church of Christ
Cnusing
Clifton
Mas Elfriede Prescher Weds Mr Henriett Dahl
Miss Elfriede Prescher daughter of Mr Mas Prescher wed Mr Hem Dahl son of Mr and Mrs H A Dahl in an Immanuel Lutheran Church Clifton Texas ceremony on Sunday morning December 29 1940 Rev G A Obenhaus officiated. The church featured decor of pot flowers cedar red berry mistletoe and a Christmas tree lit during the ceremony. Hanah Hoff sang I Love You Truly with Alice Marie Nelson playing accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfriederescher
Mas Prescher
Hemon
H. A. Dahl
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Clifton
Texas
Wenning
Nixorty O
G. A. Obenhaus
Hanah Hoff
Tramner
Scrgan
Alice Marie Nelson
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Mise Brenstad
William Ulm
J. Duke
Tesue
Cove Springs
Boring Creek Walnut Pring
Ian Fl
Trinity Lutheral Ladies Aid
Pur
Ahs
Will
Mecca
Sanseat Teibetatal
Wallen
Wartn
Peice
Poage
Ratneage Ocmin
Te Oan
Meridian Court
Stirman
Mas Elfriede Prescher
Henriett Dahl
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