Death of Walter Voiles at Clifton in 1946
Walter Voiles, born July 16, 1845, died unexpectedly near Clifton due to a stroke. He had been in poor health since the prior fall and was found unwell while watching grain harvest at his home. Service held at Baptist Church in Clifton on June 6, conducted by Rev. P. De Youre. He never married and left surviving family nearby. extended obituary unavailable.
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Ete
Walter Voiles
Clifton
Hogue
Hs Brothers
Baptist Church
Chitiny
Aefternoon
P. de Youre
Lincorn Xympetty
Lynn Webster Dance School Pupils Present on Friday
Pupils from the Lynn Webster Dance School will perform Friday evening at 8 o clock. The program titled The pane is cordially invited to be prmunt is announced for the event.
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Giamo
Lynn Webster
Pabne
Dennis Roder Waylor dies Thursday at Clifton hospital
Robert Baylor Dennis born Lampara October 12 1806 died May 1948 at Clifton hospital aged 4 years 7 months. survived by wife children and relatives. Funeral at Curwen Baptist Church conducted by P DeYoung with Rev Weller. interment at Clifton Cemetery.
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Robert Baylor Dennis
Lampara
Clifton
Downie
Ansierer
Marrige
Tod Greenwade
Bongue County
Alaunkin
Dee, T
Gafawey
Isnam Desnix
Smith Bat
Clints
Druther
Charlie Desnis
Whitney
Clifton, Merewntie Co
Curwen Baptist Church
Wey
Community Public Serv Aiding 7th War Loan
The Community Public Service Company operates across counties and towns, devoting its advertising space to promote the 7th War Loan. The Reveller notes the firm spends thousands advertising at its own expense to support the campaign and calls attention to this civic effort.
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Fupile Service Company
Thetate
Puletic Service
Banquet Honors Ottinus Evanson Schow Pioneer of Clifton
Ottinus Evanson Schow was honored at a Clifton banquet on January 29 1945 at City Hall to celebrate his long residence since arriving from Norway in 1884. The event hosted by the Civic Improvement Society featured guests from Clifton and Boone County with speeches praising his public service and business leadership in Clifton Junior College and the O H Schow Lumber Company.
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Goliad All
Schow
Cifjon
Clifton
Neigh
Ottinus Evanson Schow
United States
Norway
Civic Improvement Society
Citisens
Clifton End
Boague County
Standefer
Tom C Parks
W. C. Murat
Ed Handley
Lee Townman
Chow
E. E. Behow
C. Q. Behow
Twrre- Haute
Indiana
Grace Schow
Vincennes
Mra
Behow Je
Bowling Green
Kenticky
LM. Welch
J. W. ‘Butler
Texas City
Geis City
Heborm
Waco
Sam Sanger
Sanger Bros
Gateaville
George Moore
My. Schiw
Clifton Land
John Ke
Pater E
Vieeneres Merchandise
Texas
Sebow
Hosque
Attix
Selma Swenson
Morace
Ede
Selma
Me. Schow
Clifton Junior College
Har
Ewan
Haf er Graduates as Medical Officer at Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle Pa May 1 The Medical Field Service School Carlisle Barracks Pa graduated another class of officers of the Medical Department bound for field duty with troops Among the graduates was 1st Lt William F Haf er MC of Clifton Texas who received his MD degree from the University of Texas
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Carlisle
Medical Piald Service School
Carlisle Barracks
Medical Department
William F. Is Hofer
Clifton
Texas
University of Texan
Mrs CM Greenwade Dies at Clifton
Rosie Law Greenwade, 61, died at her Clifton home at 5 pm Monday. Funeral held 4 pm Tuesday at Clifton Church of Christ, Elder C R Nichol officiating. Burial in Clifton Cemetery. Survived by husband C M, J P Greenwade of Oregon. daughter May Bell Blackwell of Clifton. sister Mrs Sam H Ivy of Mansfield. six brothers all area residents. six grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. The Record extends sympathy to the family.
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Rosie Law Greenwade
Clifton
Clifton Church of Christ
C. R. Nichol
Clifton Cemetery
C. M
J.P. Greetmwade
Oregon
May Bell Blackwell
Sam H. Ivy
Mansfield
J. R. Reed
Cleburne
C. M. Reed
Whitney
Wm H. Reed
Fort Worth
Sid Reed
Waco
John Reed
Brownfield
A. M. Greenwade
A. J. Blackwell
W. C. Greenwade
W. L. Greenwade
J. P. Greenwade
W. H. Greenwade
North
Liberated Czechs Happy Writes Local Soldier
A letter from Jesse L. Ang, written in Cac Slovakia, reports good health, a care box with meat crackers cookies and candy, and requests no smoking. He describes living quarters, interactions with German locals, and minor combat experiences as his unit advances.
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Jesse L. Ang
Cac Hovakia
Mack
Germany
Former Clifton Girl Meets Tragic Death
The obituary notes the death near Weatherford Tuesday night of Opal Weatherbee Sebiir. A Clifton native, she graduated from Clifton High and Clifton Junior College and later moved to Fort Worth with her husband, an Army veteran, while surviving relatives include her mother Mrs. Richard P. Weatherbee, three Fort Worth sisters Ruth Marjorie Faye and Iva Nell, and brother Ratt St. Floyd Weatherbee at Camp Wolters.
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Opal Weatherbee-Sebiir
Weatherford
Bouyoe County
Sauls
Aix Opal Weatherbee
P. Weatherbee
Wax Ornams
Clifton
Cliftonigh School
Cliftom ‘Junior College
Soule
Sparke Aiding Japs Miserable In Northern Luzon
Corporal Merrell Sparks of Clifton Texas with the Red Arrow Division fights in the Caraballo Mountains Northern Luzon. He and his unit are delivering misery to Japanese forces by hauling supplies and artillery up the rugged terrain on the so called Baby Burma road.
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Fad
Luzon
Philippines
Caraballo
Red Arrow
Cpl
Merrell Sparke
J. A. Sparks
Clifton
Texas
Cpl Sparks
12Th Wield
Nip
E G Smith Aboard Cruiser Indianapolis
Eugene Garon reports E G Smith aboard the USS Indianapolis in the Western Pacific theater as the cruiser experiences delays while boarding. The note indicates a naval movement with personnel aboard during underway operations.
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E.G Smith
Indianapolis
Passie
Eugene Garon
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Te Voiles
Sgt
Ralph Hampe
MLS
Rodert Waylor Dennis
Daniel Orbeck
Battle Star
Hafer
CM. Greenwade
Cpl. Sparks