Our Savior's Church elects leaders at annual meeting
The annual election meeting of Our Saviors Church elected Loyd Homerstad as president, Olee Bakke as deacon, Orville Bronstad as trustee, and Pat Murph ford with Fenty and Mervin Bakke as delegates to the Sunset Home event. The Night Circle met and Mrs Don Brandenberger led the lesson.
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Our Savior’s Church
Our Saviors Church
Loyd Homerstad
Olee Bakke
Orville Bronstad
Pat Murphford
Fenty
Mervin Bakke
Sunset Home
Don Brandenberger
Eric
Jerome
Ann Locke
Record Office
Col Johnson Named Commander of 4006th US Army Reserve
Col Derwood Johnson appointed commander of the 4006th United States Army Reserve Corps Headquarters in Waco succeeding Col Thomas A Black of Marlin. Johnson, judge of the 74th District Court in Waco, is an Army Command and General Staff College graduate and former Waco National Guard Armory commander. The headquarters serves reserve officers in Waco Temple Lampasas Whitney and Hillsboro with training assemblies at 2000 A North 41st Street in Waco.
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Derwood Johnson
Army Reserve Corps
Waco
Thomas A Black
Marlin
Army Reserve
Texas
Temple
Lampesas, Whitney and Hilleboro
US. Army Reserve Training Center
North 41St Street
Johnson
74Th District Court
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Waco National Guard Armory
Crawfills Gap
President’s Best Wishes Letter to The Clifton Record
A reader’s note quotes a President sending his best wishes via a letter to The Clifton Record in response to two editorials. The exchange is presented as a formal courtesy message from the President.
Local Social Calendar and Community News Highlights
Jan 19 RC&D directors meeting at Lake Proctor drew 250 attendees including Mr and Mrs Ben Rhodes and Joel Grimland. A Norse birthday dinner honored Bennie Swenson and Si Johnson. Rose Hutton and Hope Jones traveled to Hico to assist relatives. Several residents celebrated birthdays and visited hospitals. The Garden Club met Jan 18 with films on flower arrangement. Circle No. 2 met Jan 22 with Bible study. Get well wishes extend to hospital patients.
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Ben Rhodes
Joel Grimland
Si Johnson
Rc&d
Lake Proctor
Loyd Swenson
Norse
Bennie Swenson
Granburr
Carl Swenson
Clifton
den Barnes
Kay and
Bryan
Waco
Rose Hutton
Hamilton
Hope Jones
Hico
Georgia Carmeans
Village Nursing Home
Garden Club
Orelia Tindall
Orelia
Marvin Ottmers
Ottmers
Homer Gostin
Iredell
John Gaston
Alice Fay
Alton Lucas
Indian Gap
Alice Faye Gaston
Albert Giese
Alice Faye
Jewell Murphree
Meridian Hospital
Myrtle Pierson
Clifton Sunset Home
Ruth Reierson
Beton
Cranfills
Kenneth Reierson
Larissa Kay
Ruth
Edd Schultz
B. T. Hamby
D. D. Simmons
Belton
Larissa
Crawfills Gap
Joe Surley
David
Glen
James
Pottsville
DuWayne Jeschke
Pam
Johann
Larry Kinney Bradley
Blake
Brandi
Joe
Bessie Coffman
Fort Worth
Marion
Hattie West
Bowie
Pearl Paulson
Chris Morris Hansen
Woodridge
Ill
Ralph Dilson
Jim Pack
Jodie
Jenny
Stephenville
Homer Olson
Mae Jenson
Olson
E. A Burreson
Clifton Hospital
Kay Roberts
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Marceret
Shepherd Hillcrest Hospital
Buster Stanford
Morris Huse
Rosie Neie
Rotary to hear TEC manager at Bosque County Club luncheon
Marvin S. Wheat manager of the Waco Texas Employment Commission office will speak at the Bosque County Clifton Rotary Club luncheon on Thursday February 3 at 12 10 pm at Schmidt's Downtown Restaurant Clifton. Wheat has served TEC Bosque Falls Limestone Hill Limestone and McLennan counties for seven years and began as an employment interviewer in Corsicana in 1953. He has worked in Mexia Midland and Waco offices and was transferred to Waco in 1969. He was born in Athens and attended Corsicana High School and Navarro College.
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Marvin S. Wheat
Waco
Texas Employment Commission
Bosque County
Clifton
Rotarians
Schmidt
Mr. Wheat
Bosque
Falls
Limestone
Hill
McLennan
Corsicana
GI Bill training entitlement extended to 45 months
The Veterans Administration reports an extension of total training entitlement for GI Bill students to 45 months. The change impacts eligible veterans and dependents using the program, clarifying how long benefits may be received for approved trainings and courses.
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Veterans Administration
Letters to the editor and subscription note from readers
A reader in Clifton seeks contact for Marion E Storie aboard the Mactan hospital ship and emergency contact Mrs. J Helm. Another Fresno subscriber sends a subscription payment and compliments Laguna Park coverage and Baylor student photos while urging more art coverage.
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Red Cross
Manila
Australia
Marion E Storie
J Helm
Laguna Park
Clarence Painter
Baylor
Mary Haywood Nominated for Who's Who Among Local Students
Mary Haywood a senior at La Porte High School is named among nominees for the 1975 76 Who's Who Among American High School Students. The article notes her family ties and community involvement while listing other club activities and upcoming events at Bluebonnet Art Craft Club and West Shore Civic Improvement Association.
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Mary Haywood
H. S. Students
Bluebonnet Art Craft Club
Dorothy Passmore
Dottie Cardwell
Lucille Worthington
Pauline Johnson
Violet Williams
Laura Hawks
Bessie Pertus
Bess Collier
Harriett Apple
West Shore Civic Improvement Association
Blubonnet
Corinne Sim
la Porte High School
Mary
Mansel Haywood
la Porte
Clarence
Clifton Horse Show elects 1977 officers
The Clifton Horse Show membership meeting on January 21 at Coon Creek Community Clubhouse elected officers for the year. Harry Willmann was re elected president with Adolph Mueller as vice president Cathy Finstad as secretary Marshal Mitchell as treasurer Darlene Finstad as reporter and Angie Walker as sweetheart Three new directors were chosen J M Finstad Gene Finstad and Kenneth Mauldin joining incumbents T J Walker and Gerald Baker. The Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Club met January 12 with six members and three visitors including Delmelia Dunn and Hazel Brush. The group discussed council matters and delegates for a Brownwood district meeting in March.
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Clifton Horse Show
Coon Creek
Gerald Baker
Adolph Mueller
Cathy Finstad
Marshal Mitchell
Darlene Finstad
Angie Walker
Tree
J. M. Finstad
Gene Finstad
Kenneth Mauldin
T. J Walker
Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Club
Ralph Helm
J E. Seljos
Delmelia Dunn
Hazel Brush
Anita Schwettman
Helm
John Roetschke
Brownwood
Raymond Lammert
Dunn
Walter Anz
Job training and apprenticeships expand under federal programs
The Labor Department reports nearly 2.5 million Americans gained jobs or training through Comprehensive Employment and Training Act programs in the year ending June 30. A nationwide $1.3 million effort, launched with the National Automobile Dealers Association, aims to recruit and train 13,000 apprentice automotive mechanics annually starting January.
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U.S. Labor Department
National Automobile Dealers Associa
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