William Garf obituary and services held in Minnesota
Graveside rites were held for William Lee Garf aged 33 years 2 months 26 days at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Cemetery Norse near Clifton. He died March 9 from gas fumes in a silo while repairing it. Funeral services preceded interment with relatives from several states in attendance. He served in the US Air Force and was a Midwest Implement service engineer. He leaves a wife Martha and three children Alan Joel Gail Lee and Karen Kay.
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William Lee Garf
Route 1
Buffalo
Minnesota
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
Clifton
Garf
Crookston
Joel E. Nelson
Our Savior’s Church
S. B. Knudsen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
C. Okerbloom
W. L. Garf
Wilma Mauer Garf
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Sioux City
Martha S. Nelson
Colman
South Dakota
Alan Joel
Gail Lee
Karen Kay
Mr. Garf
Nelson
Nelsons
Harry Garf
Local Resident Builds, Trades Old Guns Collection
Curtis Johnson, a local stonemason, houses a growing Central Texas gun collection admired by regional collectors. He repairs and forges replicas, trading old models for sought after pieces, with about a hundred guns in various working conditions and a workshop he refined over 25 years.
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Curtis Johnson
Texas
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Cayote Club March Meeting Highlights and Local News
Cayote Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Jack McMillan’s home March 8 with nine members and one visitor. Demonstrations on a pillow cover and icing decorated cakes were given by Mrs. John McMillan and Mrs. Homer Whitney. Other notes cover church society meetings, officer elections, a death in Lubbock, and local illness and recovery updates.
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Bryan Richards
Cayote
Jack McMillan
Omar Robinson
Meridian
Arthur Willmann
John McMillan
Homer Whitney
Whitney
McMillan
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Coyote Methodist Church
Bryan Moorman
Lawrence Evans
R. M. Jones
Hubert Miller
J. D
Joe) Hord
Lubbock
Hord
Detroit
Michigan
4 H Girls Give Program at Coon Creek Club Meet
Members of the Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met at the home of Mrs. M. V. Bonds on March 10. Clifton 4-H Club girls Eleanor Miles and Lois Nell Lammert led a reading and a dairy foods demonstration, sharing Lois Nell’s refrigerator applesauce cake recipe. Refreshments were served to 19 members with new member Mrs. Leonard Houston and visitors invited.
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Coon Creek
Good Neighbor Club
M. V. Bonds
A. I. Siepert
Clifton
Leonard Houston
Ottis Aldridge
Raymond Lammert
Eleanor
Lois Nell
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William Garf
Wilmer Eastman
Arnold Olson
Woody Grotewold
al Morgan
Edmund K. Nelson
White Bear Lake
Daniel M. Nelson
Burlington
A. A. Nelson
Decorah
Route 2
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Perry A. Mathews
Penelope
L. M. Beckham
Llovves
Tessa Tstat
Reierson & Strand
Crisco
Shurfresh
Raath
Mrs
del Monte
Sunkist
Cello
Hunt's
Kimbell
Bartlett
Earl Corpier’s Grocery & Market
Clifton, Texas
del Reid
Fryers
Armour
Bacon Armour’s Star
Libby
Gleem
Shurfine
THE
Clifton Record
Cayote News
Mrs. McMillan
HD Club
Whitney’s
Sherwin-Williams
Magness Paint and Paper
W. 5Th St
Studebaker
Arnold Motors
North Highway
Studebaker Champ