Lutheran Week in Dallas Marks Scandinavian Day Plans
The Texas Centennial observance includes a Luther an Week with daily services led by Lutheran pastors from Texas and Saint Paul. The Clifton College choir and guest soloists will perform Norwegian pieces during a June calendar of events culminating with a Scandinavian Day in Dallas.
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Texas Entengd
Clifton College
Tesner
Otf. Gullosson
Law Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Cothia
Ings
Ole Bul
Maller
Mise Manna Hott
Bastersen- Yeas Eonday
Mise Fern Bronetad
Dallas
Pnat
Ted
Mrs J W Voiles Of Cayote Passes Away
Mrs J W Voiles a longtime resident of the Clifton and Cayote communities died at the family home in Cayote on Wednesday June 13 at age 79. She was beloved as a devoted mother with children ready to care for her. Funeral services were held at the home conducted by Rev Heymond Smoot and Rev Hayden Edguire, followed by burial in Old Clifton cemetery. The Record extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Mira
J. W. Voiles
Clifton
Cayote
Cor Reualty-On- Wermenday
Bath
Heymond Smoot
Austin
Hayden Edguire
Clitton
Barn Burns on Dr C M Moore Farm
A large barn on the farm of Dr G M Moore in Caryell county near Hatt Springx burned last Monday night at ten. The barn contained oats and millet valued in the thousands and hundreds of bushels of grain. fire destroyed the structure and its contents. The fire was observed by nearby residents but the cause remains unknown and the doctor was away at the time.
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G. M. Moore
Caryell
Fred T
Bern
Almort
Thames Wes
FHA Insures Large County Mortgage Totals in 1986
San Antonio June 17 The Federal Housing Administration insured 51 modernization notes totaling 425.53 in Bosque County as of April 30 1986. statewide figures show 33 008 modernization notes valued at 1 108 599 10 insured. FHA accepted 2 cargoes valued at 4 805 for Insurance in Bosque County as of March 11 10M. Drought state director of the National Emergency Coppnei for Texas notes FHA insured mortgage counts and dollar amounts across the state.
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San Antonio
Fedgrant Housing Administration
Bosque County
HP. Drought
Texas
Clifton High School Gymnasium Opened and Hailed as Modern
The Clifton Independent School District celebrates the completion of the Clifton High School Gymnasium. The contractor asserts the work is exemplary and the facility is among the region’s most modern. The public is invited to inspect the building, which aims to bolster school standing and patron pride. Mrs Olson and Mr Clun were noted visitors travel to Cinco.
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Cutton High School
Mtin
Chifton Independent School
Cifton
Olson
Cl UN
Cinco
Former Bosque County Boy Wed In Galveston
A Bosque County man and a Galveston bride were married at Zion Lutheran Church in Galveston on a Wednesday evening. The groom is a former Southwest Texas Teachers College student and a former teacher now employed by E. M. Scarbrough and Sons, while the bride is from Galveston and a Clifton College graduate. The couple will honeymoon in Dallas and Cranfills Gap before settling in Austin with the groom working at the post office.
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Mise Frances Johnson
Er Johnson
Red River Street
A.C. Dahl
Austin
Zion
Lutheran Church
Galveston
J. Herman Larson
J. Herman Tarson
Gus Hapland
Sweetpeas and Tien
Vall
Ley
Dahl
Honeymoes
Dallas
Cranfills
Southwest Terns Teachers College
E. M. Scarbrough and Sons
Clifton College
Crankle Gap
Pos
Local social notes from Cranfiles gap area shift residents and visitors
A scattered list of residents and guests reports frequent moves and arrivals. Families including Bertelsen Knudson Tally Whitley Windham Cunningham Pluencke Pedersen and Lundberg are noted alongside travel to San Angelo Dallas and Mesa Arizona. A new medical arrangement appears in Hamilton and several locals visit relatives and attend events.
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Bertelsen
Oscar Evan Knudson
Lovington
New Mexico
John Tally
Mary Ethel
Hamilton
Tally
Hamilton Sanitarium
Unitarium
Ross Shipp
New Orleans
Dally
Bernard Whitley
Norge
Vinnie Bertelsen
Dallas
Dennie Pendleton
Staphenys
Carston Sellers
San Angelo
Willis Windham
Clifton
Sam Knudeon
Cool Trigg
Mesa
Arizona
L. Cunningham
Sylvia Eunice Pluenncke
Waco
Agnes Huse
Austins
Vianig Home Folke
Ed Johnson
Jay Kirkland, Jr
Mea Ira Dahl
Mian Qin Fay Pedéexen
Afr
J. P. Pederson
P.T. Shatter
Ratol Amunions
Sobono
Onlec Spramming On Main Street This Saturday
Fragmentary OCR text references a campaign event on Main Street this Saturday with a candidate press aid and a request to come. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the context suggests a local election or public appearance by a candidate.
Boilder explosion kills two injures nine in Comanche
In Comanche on June 16 a thrashing machine boiler exploded on a farm road two miles south of town. John Carroll and George Pate, both of Comanche, were killed. Injured were eight children and several men including Charter Whippo J D Adams and Kenneth Walcott. Debris flew, homes burned, and the blast damaged nearby property as rescuers rushed victims to hospital.
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Comanche
John Carroll
George Pate
Charter Whippo
J. D. Adams
Kenneth Walcott
St German
Gaston York
Mary Ellen Plippo
John Loper
Pat Luper
Hertie Joe Luper
Clyde Luper
Carrell
Pate
Luper
Frank Clarke
Acheil
Lovet
Pate Ia
J. W. Pate
Carroll
Sudan Grass Cultivation Discussed At Soil Program Meeting
County agents and Bosque County producers attended a meeting after a conference with the State Conservation Commission in College Station. Officials outlined several approved methods for growing Sudan grass under the Soil Conservation Program and stressed compliance with program requirements.
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Sudan
St. Lawones
County
Ant
College Station
State
Conecration Comndtioe
Prem
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights Personal Travellers
Mrs Maggie B Little spent the weekend at Hamilton with her children. Many relatives and friends in Meridian attended family gatherings and visited others in Fort Worth Dallas Temple and Glen Rose. Local residents and extended families are noted visiting, traveling, and attending events across Texas and nearby states.
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Maggie B. Little
Hamilton
Alline Robertson
Faye Young
Waco
J. Hy English
Oklahoma City
E. F. English
Whipple, Ariz
Tom English
Fort Worth
Roy English
G. B. Alans
Glen Rowe
Dobe Porter
Jack Runsey
Porter
Ava
John Nelson
Clourne
J. Lee Sorith
Sunda
Si Davie
Davis
Burnett
F. R. Gale
Dallas
Glenn
Scarlett
Mins Mert
Clifton
Annie Alexander
Huurea
Bernice Scarlett
Temple
Wyatt McFadden
Port Arthur
Mary ‘da Burgh
W. le Slewper
Waes
Meridian
Frank Gandy
San Antonio
Hhs Martin
Oxford
Kunas
Mise Bertha Baxter
Otis Robertson
Geo
P Robertson
Mirian
Fritz Schwartz Dies At Home Near Here
Fritz Schwartz, age 72, died at his home near the city limits on Monday, June 15, after services conducted by Rev. HP of Zion Evangelical. He was buried in Chase Cemetery with rites held at the family home.
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Prita Schwarta
Poage to Speak Here Saturday
Senator W R Poage will address local audiences on Saturday. The visit is part of his bid for Congress, with supporters planning a rally near the city’s main street.
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W. R. Poage
Germany
W. Ik
Congress
Mill
Eiliiron
Cifion
Newt Badin
Jett
Lune
Pete
Auto Crash Fatal to San Angelo Man
Douglas Williams age 19 of Hay Angelo was killed instantly Sunday morning five miles north of Clifton when his sedan collided with a Texas Milling Company truck. His uncle C. B. Webb of Waco was seriously hurt. Driver Glenn Scarlett of Clifton was driving the truck. Webb remained hospitalized in serious condition. Williams body sent to San Angelo for funeral. The wreck, on a sharp curve, prompted notes on highway safety and new road designs.
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Douglas Wiliams
Hay Angelo
Clutfton
Webb
Waco
The
Texas Milling Company and Deriven
Glenn Scarlett
Atton Hll
Scarlett
VD. Goodall
Waco Chat
Undertaking Department
Clifton Mercantile Company
Williamme
Weco
San Angelo
W. H. Williams
Tommie G
Billie Frank Williams
Lois ‘Thieréehen
Walnut Springs
Ays de. D. A. Carpenter
Waco Valley Mills highway opens with contracts
The Waco Valley Mills highway is now open with one contract completed and two others due for finish within the week. Total project cost is 295 785 dollars. Contractors Cage Brothers and J Oy Huby completed the seven mile segment from Spelleville west and are finalizing shaping on the second stretch. In Valley Mills the contractor builds more than a mile of oil and is expected to finish in a week. A list of local visitors and residents accompanies the notice.
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Waco-Valley Mills
Ayn Division
Dm, Puckett
Speleville West
Cage Brothers
J. Oy
Huby
Cage Brother
Valley Mills
Puckett
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