Army WAC enlistment drive advertised in local notices
The notice promotes Women Army Corps recruitment at a local center. It outlines benefits including training, college credit, and steady pay from about 195 to 250 dollars monthly. It invites married women to attend an information session and apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Henkpeertare
CiRion
Ee Teescey
Bony
Pace
Statiil
WACS
Pervice Taney
Vernlac Army
Lee End
Tembgeertere
Hogstel Graduates Into Army Air Forces After Training
Morris C Hogstel and Mrs C G Hogstel celebrate their son’s completion of bombardment navigation and aerial gunnery training at Carlsbad Army Air Field New Mexico He receives a United States War Bond for achievements and becomes an officer awaiting active duty Graduates Clifton High School former Griffin Junior College student Mildred Hogstel attends graduation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris C. Hogstel
CG. Hoge
atRom
Army Air Porets
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Wislade
Army Air Porema
Army Air Pores
Hogatel
Clifton Aligh School
Piudent If
Piudent If Griffin Junior College
C. G. Bogatel
Swaghter
Mildred
Amd
Eecomd
Fir
Li Foytal
Jan E Schow Dies In 1944 Age 86
Obituary notes the death of Jan E Schow in 1944 at age 86. It mentions Mrs Arthur Exslund as a survivor. The report records the deceased’s name and approximate dates in a brief death notice.
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Jan E. Schow
Arthver Exslund
Beis in Hospital for Major Operation in 1944
The Record notes Randolph M Thicke requests a change of address while in a semiinary at Carp Poti La. He states admission to the hospital January 26 1944 for major operation, with positive reports on care from doctors and nurses after July 1.
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Randolph M. ‘Thicke
Lexjoy
Tom
Clifton Jr. College Receives Noted Gift
A local college student group announced a valuable donation toward campus development. The gift named Civtan Je and Calleipe supports university programs and infrastructure, enhancing academic resources for students.
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Clifton Jr. College
Revival at Coan Creek Church Draws Large Crowd
A revival began July 28 at Coan Creek Church with Rev. Bullard and wife leading a sermon on the Overcoming Life. Attendees from nearby communities and Fort Worth filled the church, with night services featuring Happy Laswell Quartet from Fort Worth and guest speakers. Mag W E Mitchell recovering after minor surgery, with several local and visiting attendees noted.
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Coan Creek
Soodey
Zesliux
Jorhua
Bullard
Bonday
Goon Creek Church
Fort Worth
Mighighle
Ser ‘Mons
Christ
Happy, Laswell
Pfc Elmo Hovend Reported Killed in Action in France
Pfc Elmo Hovend son of Mr and Mrs C A Hovend of Spring Creek and husband of Mrs Emay Wiese Hovend was reported Monday to have been killed in action in France on June 21 by a telegram from the War Department Memorial service plans await further confirmation of the report
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Pfe. Elmo
Hovend
C. A. Hovend
Spring Creek
Emay (Wiese) Hovend
France
War Department
Lions Club Ladies' Night Brims With Watermelon Feasts
Ovamee Sevee Lions Club hosted a lively Ladies' Night at City Park in Difton City. About seventy guests enjoyed cold melon, social hour, and humor from YT Clark of Fort Worth while special guests and club members were recognized for the evening.
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Lions Club
City Park
Lares
Ives
Libe
Difton City
Lion Prenia
Dent Dumson
Chile
Fred W. Nelson
John D. Helton
Karl L. Loveladgy
Lion
Danson
Wan YT Clark
Fore’ Worth
Ice Department
Community Public Service Company
Clark
Toeal
Lions
Pictured Schewe Serves in England War Unit
Cpl Joe Ant, son of Mr and Mrs Jor Ant of Route 1 Cliftien, has been stationed with the United States Army in England since August 1962. He is a graduate of the We inisch Public School and is known in Clifton. Also mentioned is Amber son Jease Louis, in the Army in Kentucky. The note recalls Memorial Day and a cutoff date for a seed transfer program in late July 194.
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Schewe
Joe Ant
Jor Ant
Route 1
Cliftien
United States Army
England
Col Ane Ie
Wqny
Cifton
Amber
Jease Louis
Ken ‘Tucky
Dixon Downs German Plane In Aerial Battle
Wm. T. Dixon, son of Mrs. Jo Ann Dixon of Clifton Texas, scored a victory over a German fighter high above Vienna on January 26 while serving with the 15th Air Force. In a B24 bomber group engagement, Dixon’s twin machine guns set an ME 103 on fire as approx 150 enemy planes attacked the formation.
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Hayden Carcath Wiper
RAW
Italy
Europe
William T. Dixit
Jo Ann Dixon
NSAP
Clifton
Tex
Vienna
Ball Turres Fremer
15Th Air Force
Moosebierbatn
Dixon
Hscalibra
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Pdr
Waiere
Angest
Calleipe
Fon Aan
Mag. W. E. Mitchell
McMuray
Bangs
P. H. Olsen
John Swensons
Uty
Steut
Joel Joggemeon
Witton
Texas
Theouple
ChErquette
Ligut
Sarang
G. Jorgenson
Route 2
Chistwa
Jorgenson
North Hollywood
Calif
Fort Sumner
N. M
Qlaihour Manor
Blue Network
PWT
Coast-Technet
Cliff Arquette
Lurence Tuttle
Bes Benaduret
Tyler McVey
John McIntyre
Pfc
Elmo Hovend
Memday
Bosque County
Stevenson
Aza
Er “Jones
Peel
William F. U
Lee Satterwhite
Zal
Martin
Sy Reiss
Wm. T. Dixon Downs
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