Good Neighbor Club Holds First 1956 Meeting at Siepert Home
Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met January 12 in A. L. Siepert home with 12 members and one guest Mrs. Ed Hill of Waco. President Mrs. Lynn White led a brief business session before a nylon hosiery film, a master mix recipe reveal, and refreshments. Family night is set for January 26 at the schoolhouse with covered dish supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Creek
Good Neighbor Club
A. L. Siepert
Siepert
M. B. Jameson
Lynn White
Ed Hill
Waco
First baby born in 1956 at Holt Hospital Meridian
The 1956 year begins with Tilley Robin Bolin arriving January 10 at Holt Hospital in Meridian. Parents are J. P. Bolin Jr. of Koppers. The column also notes local visits, engagements, military returns, a Golden Gloves event, and community obituaries and real estate deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Hospital
Meridian
Tilley Robin Bolin
J. P. Bolin Jr
Koppers
C. L. Flatt
Iola Faye
Gwendolyn
Arlington
Claiborne Phillips
Mike
Wendell Davis
Rex
Carolyn
Fort Worth
M. E. Larson
Memorials for Marvin Dahl Total $21 In 1955 Record
Memorials listed for Marvin Dahl who died November 19 amounting to 21 dollars. Donations include Norse Building Fund 14 dollars from H. A. Dahl and family plus Schulze and Solberg families of Clifton and Clyde Pederson family of Midland. Clifton Sunset Home Fund four dollars from Harold Petersen of Kalamazoo and Prinston Pierson of Clifton. Cemetery Fund three dollars from John Cowen of Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dahl
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
H. A. Dahl
A. E. Schulze
Joseph Solberg
Clifton
Clyde Pederson
Midland
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Harold Petersen
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Prinston Pierson
Our Savior’s Church Cemetery Fund
John Cowen
College Choir Reunion Held in Clifton Record
A reunion of 15 former Clifton College choir members occurred December 26 in the Com mons Building of the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home. Texas Lutheran College choir members and former Clifton music leaders attended, with Prof Rolf Espeseth directing songs from Clifton repertoire. Plans for a 1956 reunion and Christmas concert were discussed, and former members were urged to send names and addresses to organizers in Clifton. Refreshments were served. attendees included residents from Clifton and several other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Clifton College
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Christabel Bertelsen
David Jorgenson
Cranfills Gap
Alton Joe Dahl
Clifton
Rolf Espeseth
Texas Lutheran
Espeseth
Chris Strand
David Tyssen
Clifton College Choir
Maurine Rohne Suter
Hillsboro
Alice Marie Nelson
Bobby Holbrook
Fort Worth
Kenneth R. Hill
Whitney
Joy Trotter
Orange
Otto Knudson
Meridian
Dennis Jones
Story City
Iowa
Crawfills Gap
David Dahl
Linda Jackson
Wilma Erickson
Jo Ann Hoel
Selmer Knudson
Soil conservation ponds aid stock water in dry weather
Soil conservation notes pond siting factors including soil type, drainage, grass cover, and spillway design. Ponds were staked for residents Mrs. Mabel Bryn Cranfills Gap A N Grant Clifton Elif Moore Clifton Roy Richardson Iredell Frank Kirkpatrick Meridian and sites located for E Dorman Wortham Bend M A McCarthy Kopperl Roy Richardson T S Goodwin and R L Chapman finished ponds. S C S personnel checked terraces for E T Hansen Kopperl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Mabel Bryn
Cranfills Gap
A. N. Grant
Clifton
Elif Moore
Roy Richardson
Iredell
Frank Kirkpatrick
Meridian
E. Dorman
Wortham Bend
M A. McCarthy
Koppers
T. S. Goodwin
R. L. Chapman
W. P. Stephens
Ben Butts
E. T. Hansen
Kopperl
Dowdy Family Celebrate Eighty First Birthday in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dowdy and children Bill and Janie joined relatives and friends in Dallas last Sunday to honor W. M. Dowdy at his home as he marked his 81st birthday. He remains active, according to son Dowdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dowdy
Bill
Janie
Dallas
Mr. Dowdy
W. M. Dowdy
FASTEETH Powder Improves False Tooth Fit and Odor
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding slipping or rocking. It is alkaline non acid and leaves no gummy taste or sour sensation while reducing plate odor and freshening breath. Available at drug counters for better denture security.
Mrs Willett Dies in Fort Worth At 88
Mrs N W Willett Sr aged 88 died Saturday morning January 14 at a Fort Worth rest home where she had lived five years. Born in Illinois, she lived in Thurber Dallas and Arlington and was survived by three sons M R Willett N W Willett of Clifton and E R Willett of Gainesville, three grandchildren, one great grandson and brother H F Beck of California. Funeral services were held January 16 at Moore Funeral Chapel Arlington with interment in Arlington Cemetery. Mr and Mrs N W Willett of this city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Parks
Frank Kirkpatrick
Hamilton
Kirkpatrick
Bosque
Coryell
Hamboco
Boy Scout Fund
Bill Crouch
Billy Fred
Wiederaenders Farm
Meridian
Clifton Road
Carl Fleming
Depot Road
Crouch
Santa Fe
M. W. Standifer
Carolyn
Weldon Josey
W. M. Josey
Baylor University
Meridian High School
FHA
Latham Springs
Fort Worth
David Schulze
Sherry Lynn Smith
Lester R. Smith
Meridian High
Waco Arena
J. Lee Smith
Emmitt Hubble
Church of Christ
Gordon Bays
First Baptist Church
William A. Wright
Lederle Lab
N. W. Willett Sr
Willett
N. W. Willett
Clifton
Illinois
Moore Funeral Chapel
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Clifton Record asks if envelopes ran out at month’s start
The Clifton Record queries readers about possible shortage of envelopes at the start of the month. The note signals concern over supply lines and invites feedback from local residents familiar with store stock or mailing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Record
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Maytag
Reierson & Strand
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Finis Williams
W. E. Williams
Dave Dean
Pat
Lionel E. Williams
Jack T. Lastor
Jan
Jack Taylor
Jill
Houston
Lastor
J. J. Lumpkin
Willie Herring
D. Weeks
Bandy Laboratories
Temple
Wright
Kansas City
Andy
Mary Crain
Cameron Roofing Co
Geo. Cash
Edgewood Addition
Edwin S. Nichols
Harold Clark Martin
Wm. Brown
Ralph Curzon
A. E. Rumbaugh
Lakeline Acres
Lake Whitney
O. L. Outlaw
O. E. Schow
Frankey Williams
Edgewood
Nena Owen
Victor P. Armour
Lakewood Harbor Village
W. T. Luckie
Estelle Maness
Delmar Lodge
Leon W. Fielder
A. G. Floyd
Laguna Park
G. H. Slone
Merta Johnson
S. W. Allen
O. T. Smyth
Kenneth C. Freed
Beachland
Nan H. Usher
W. B. Mitchell
Mollie Waddell
C. E. Bullard
J. L. Hardin
W. B. Hardin
Wm. Bowen Jr
Will J. Krueger
N. J. Nelson
Roy Weehunt
Clarence Don Snowden
Abner Greer
Athal E. Burgan
Morgan
Exer C. George
Thelma G. O'Connell
Elela George Chambless
Walnut Springs
Albert Laurence
E. L. Ficklin
J. Pool
P. Lopez
W. Lock
FE. B. Hamilton
Berry H
Raymond T. McDuff
Doc Stovall
R. C. Knight
T. R. Hawkins
R. L. Green
Wm. I. Stone Sr
Hillcrest
Verms Optometrist
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Mr. Willett
Allied Chain
Link Fence Co., Inc
LaSalle Waco
Texas
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Cranfills
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America
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