Funeral Attendees Gather From Nearby Towns
A list of relatives and friends from Dallas Fort Worth Hillsboro Itasca and Alton visited Valley area for the funeral of Mrs Winlock. Attendees included Mrs Wickman Mr and Mrs Blood Mr and Mrs Gandy Mrs Russell and others from Ponts Texas and Dallas. Several out of town guests joined local family for services and weekend visits with the Meagher family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blalock
Dernett Tuurwlay
Winlock
Donm
Jerry
Dallaw Binie Wortham
Alley Tapent
M.W. Blood
Wickman
Neue Hillsboro
Gandy
W. M. Gandy
Morace
Ganily Nuit
Mra
Roy Martha
Maslow
Ister
Meo
B.A. Russell
Man
Ruumeell
Alton
Lou Cawthon
Ponts
Texas
Ther Prascison
Bill Kline
Austin
OW. H. Loader
Iredell
Mim. H.R. Smith
Walnut
Mixx
Martha Lou Burch
Fort « ‘Worth
Wiley Burch
Dallas Apent
Tomer Burch
Ida Mae Lomax
Dalas War
A. 3
Lomax
Wallace Duncan
Willy
Peat
Fort Worth
Lawrence Jordan
Dallas Avert
Biya Jordan
Billie Howe
Port
Jon Linthicum
L. A. Dunlap
L ‘Wiginton
Itasca
HA Dunlap
Norma
Rudolph F Philipp Dies in Waco Hospital
Rudolph F Philipp dies in Waco hospital on March 1 after weeks of illness. Born in Dronula Burleson County, he lived in Bosque County most of his life. Married to Ida Mordirkine of Carmine, TX, he leaves four children Emm George Rose and four brothers. Funeral services were held at Wirt Presbyterian Church Clifton. Tax revenue figures reported for March include liquor taxes totaling $250 in the first six months and fire taxes amounting to $3,325,703.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rateiph
Frederick Philipp
Speary
War Hospital
Dron ‘Ula
Lyon
Burleson County
Mine Ida Mordirkine
Carmine
Texas
Wade
Bosque County
Emm
George
Rose Phillyp
Taft
Wriicen
Wirt Pres
Difton
A.M. Moore
Fellar
Clifton Cemi
Ford
Clifton FFA Exhibits Shine At Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Clifton FFA sent about thirty five entries to Fort Worth including Future Farmers and dairy teams. District members placed in practice livestock contests and milk judging events. Clifton's dairy judging team placed first in the Arve VITL Milk judging contest, with members Victor Conrad Arthur Nelson and Raymond Anz. A lunch and scholarship awards accompanied monthly Clifton meeting as clubs prepared for state and national competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Fra
Raymond Anz
Alfred Teniwriefl
Clarence Thumphriet
Dewald
Frits Ley Thicks
Wallace Tat
Milton Debt
Alfred Olsom
Ton Botlyback
Grady’ Railshack
Hell Duh
Elmer Krawe
Avid
Arthur Mung
Moody Ffa
Moody
Lone Star
Fort Worth
Thwey Rivas
Clifton Mui
Temple
Mylay
Membare
Tesa
Victor Conrad
Arthur Nelnon
Rockiale
Oglesty
Medipth
Kansas
Clifton Dairy
Bury
Texas
Dublin
Ninie
Clifton
Milton" Dahl
Arthur Nebon
J. C. Oawebdt
Heep
Herman Heep
A. Dm
Dave Seeks Second Term for Bosque County Voters
Dave announces reelection bid as sheriff in Bosque County. He thanks residents for support and pledges full effort, honed by experience, to provide the best possible service and public safety. He emphasizes dedication to earn voter confidence and improve county governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Sherif
Death rate drops to low for nation
Washington reports the 1998 US death rate near record lows with improving health. Surgeon General Thomas Parrin notes mortality around 10.6 per 1000, infant mortality near 60 per 1000, and cautions against relaxing public health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Abeloweather
Thomas Parnin
Jeane
Trent Stort
Date Set for Central Texas Fair for September 24 27 28
At a meeting of the officers of the Central Texas Fair plans were made for a three day fair September 24 27 and 28. Discussion covered a large rodeo new carnival sections possible sales of more buildings and better cooperation with the native community for a bigger 1940 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Community Chest Drive Successful In Bosque County
Mayor H P Jones appointed a committee to direct the Community Chest Drive at Chitton. The drive, conducted with neighborly help, nearly every household contributed clothing bread and furniture. The committee thanks all who supported the worthy cause and urges further help for those in need through Mrs Nellie Pederson chair. Under Bosque County Welfare direction, the effort provided valued aid and service by local workers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Jones
Chitton
Ue Sroup
Houshold
Thin Webbe
Nellie Pederson
Bosque County Welfare
Mies
O. P. Pederson
M. J. Hoff
P. 10. Olson
J. H. Neel
L- E. Tennon
Publicity
Local Humble Men Attend District Meeting
Local Humble service station agents and dealers prepare to attend a district-wide union meeting in Jacksonville on March 4 led by Humble Oil Refining Company officials. Chayes Allison oversees the event with Malcolm J. Monroe Fred Witt G A Mabry and others directing sales publicity and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hogster
Humble Oil Refining Company
Humble
Snion
Jacksonville
Chayes “Allison
Hing
Malcolm J. Monroe
Fred Witt
Anginase
G. A. Mabry
Hiwinble
Clifton
Mawninel, Motor Co
Ray Gibbons
B.A. Towns Ter Prank
Wood
Chaya
Kents WO
Morgan
Stanley Moore
A van 1H
ML Pevesll
Conneepee & Brown
Koperlyr
Fort Worth guest speaks at Lions luncheon
O P Clark of Fort Worth addressed nearly 100 Lions and guests at Immanuel Lutheran Church luncheon. He impressed with humor and practical ideas for personal improvement. The group discussed a Cuba Lions International meeting trip in July and authorized committee review of expenses. Rev Edwards and Gen Kaenexny attended as additional speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Immanuel
Ludhcran Church
Gen Ker
C. P. Clark
Port
Ice
The
Community Public! Service Co
Lion W. D. Nuck
Clark
Avi
Ther Miemboru
Wavena
Cuba
Hayden Edwards
Edwards
Lion W.C. Brashonry
F Kaenexny
Fort ‘Worth
Mrs Charlie Benard Dies in Galveston
Mrs Charlie Benard passes away in Galveston hospital after months of illness. Born November 14, 1806, she spent most life in the community with brief times in Port Arthur and Galveston. She married Charlie Bennett on August 26, 1926 and had two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Berard
Galveston
Renard
Baptist Church
Port Arthur
Charlie Benett
Magazine Club Meeting Notes With Mrs Hans Dahl
The Magazine Club met with Mrs Hans Dahl, including Williams of Sulphare Sprinae and Clifton residents Mrs W Treveil, her brother Mire Q C Logging, and other relatives. Recurring minutes from the previous meeting were read, with reports from the treasurer showing a balance of 69.44. The president opened the session and addressed the attendees as she chaired the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fans Williams
Sulphare Sprinae
W. Treveil
Clifton
Mire
Q. C. Logging
Reneval
Baptist
Rend
Trouarur
Aree O'Elvek
Gerald Trumsall
Her Mather
Wedding at St Olaf Tatheran Church in Cranfills Gap
Mrs. Bernt Bertelson reports Fern Rohne married Clovia Murphree at St Olaf Tatheran Church with Rev. C. K. Thorson officiating. The couple, daughter and son in law of Olaf Rohne and Walter Murphree, will reside in Houston. Also noted are local visits, a hospital case for appendicitis, a home surgery, and a Clifton College chorus program at St Olaf Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernt Bertelson
Wath
Fern Rohne
Clovia Murphree
Olaf Tatheran Church
C. K. Thorson
Olaf Rohne
Gronin
Walter Murphree
Murphree
Hon
Houston
Texas
Paul Grimland
Oscar E. Knudson
Waco
Q. B. Reesing
Clifton
John Parson
Arizona
J. Cy
Tra
John Mickelson
Social Security Saves Families of Miners
John J. Corson, director of the Bureau of Old Age Pensions, explains how the New Deal social security program protects miner families. After a West Virginia mine explosion, 81 workers were insured, 53 claims arrived, 49 adjudicated. checks will soon be paid to widows and children, with average monthly benefits around $32.35 and ranges from $42.90 to $85 for widow families. He notes that 0,000,000 insured workers are covered by the program, which shields dependents as a matter of security, not charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Americary
John J. Corson
Bureau of Old Age Pensions
Vivinia
Washington
Whtan
Carson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rudolph F. Philipp
Waco Hospital
Dave
Ss Hine
Viboresipanery
Central Texas
Mirek
Larry
O. P. Clark
Lions
Charlie Benard
Magazine Club
Hans Dahl
Cranfills Gap
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