Community Notes Highlight Clifton Socials and Local News
Clifton readers share news of birthdays and anniversaries for John and Scott from Boerne, the Eliotts from Waco, and Ray Lammert’s 50 years of service as a sub mail carrier. The piece details visits to Denton, a hospital update for Keith Osborn, AFMA meeting plans in San Antonio and Minneapolis, Girl Scout Week events, a Wolf Hunt gathering in Gillett, and various local birthdays, birthdays, and family visits amid seasonal weather shifts.
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Denton
Bill Meadows
Meadows
United States
Golden
Jo Greenhauker
Jim Bob Alfred
Johnson
Bills Meadows
Burton Collins
Ruby
American Feed Manufacturers Association
San Antonio
Board of
AFMA
Minneapolis
Minn
Texas constitutional amendments for retirement systems and legislature pay
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments for a special election on April 22, 1975. It details revisions to Article III and XVI provisions on state and local retirement programs, funding ranges, and local system provisions, plus a pay raise for legislators to 600 per month, 30 per diem, and mileage per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ite
Beta Beta Group Luncheon Highlights Speech by Kathleen Kruse
The Beta Beta Group gathered at the First United Methodist Church in Hamilton for a covered dish luncheon. Kathleen Kruse presented the program titled Fear or Fear Expanding her Professional Ideology while Mrs. Patsy Lancaster led group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodists Church
Hamilton
Hico
Crawfills Gap
Meridian
Walnut Springs
Lakeside Village
Kathleen Kruse
Patsy Lancaster
Gracie Knudson
Evelyn Hamilton
Clifton Garden Club plants 74 hollies in front of Clifton High
The Clifton Garden Club planted 74 dwarf hollies in front of Clifton High School with help from Charles Lindley and his agriculture boys. The club plans its annual Flower Show on March 20 at City Hall and invites the public.
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Clifton Garden Club
Clifton High School
Charles Lindley
Agriculture Boys
City Hall
Local Names Appear in Unclear Listing
Fractions of a historical listing show individuals such as Mitchell Crantills Gap Maurine Miles Vara Gladys Gas kamp Mosheim Huberta Potter Valley Mills Thelma Biom Lei Adeline Kitching Sue Nix Mattie Tate Lillian Wilson and Pala. The fragmentary text provides scattered proper nouns without full context or dates.
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Vadis
Mitchell
Crantills Gap
Maurine Miles
Vara Gladys Gas
Kamp
Mosheim
Huberta Potter
Valley Mills
Thelma Biom
Lei- Adeline Kitching
A Sue Nix
Mattie Tate
Lillian Wil
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Clifton
John
Scott
Boerne
Lowel Eliott
Leonard
Susan
Bradley
Waco
Dean
Ray Lammerts
George Johnson
Burkett
Howard
Sonny) Golden
Keith Osborn
First Methodist Church
City Hall Civic Center
Crusade Workers of the American Cancer Society
Linda Prescher
Brewer
Gillett
Sonny Galden Af Clifton
Mrs. Pierce Tomlinson
Lake Whitney
Walter Jordan
Alvin
Jan Tylers
Dallas
Claude Richards
Judy
Walter Symank
Arthur Pederson
Arlinda
Darrell Ryan Sincerney
Darrell
Eddie Sincerney
Dwayne
Ann Mueller
Janice Collins
Washington
Brazos State Park
Star-of-the-Republic Museum
Independence Hall
Barrington
Anson Jones
Republic of Texas
Independence
Alvin James
Linda
Killeen
Shanon Pale Hodges
Billy Paul Martone
Mrs. James
Johnny A. Bakke
Cleburne
Bill Bakke
John Crowder
Tommy Glenn
Heather
Irving
T. F. Crawford
Carl Remington
Carl’ Remington ‘Sr
Eac Je
Dun
Lisa
Loyd Wiede
Houston
Lennie Carr
Garland
James Murphree
Mr. Murphree
Bill House
Albany
N.Y
House
New York
Jack Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Jake Seljos
Larry Glenn Seljos
Fairfax County
Larry
Caracas
Venzuela
States
Cliftex
Wesk
Gurden
Harry & Tonto
20Th Century Fox
Technicolor
eSea
ANT
Jamie Zander & Frank
North Ave
S.J.R
Galj.r
Beta Beta Group
Ruby Brummett
Allene Cook
Louise Hamilton
Martha Pool
Laguna Park
Jean Adams
Urey Cook
Daisy Bass
Ainson
Fia
Delure
Easy Art
Maou
Pala
Zenith
Danovaux
Custom
Ciston Motel
Jack Jones Hearing Aid Center
S. Henderson
Fort Worth
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