Mrs. Viertel Attends Texas 4-H Leaders Forum in Austin
Mrs. Hubert B. Viertel of Crawfils Gap in Bosque County reports on the Texas 4 H Adult Leaders Forum held March 9 to 11 in Austin. The forum gathered one man and one woman from each of 12 districts to study youth development and state government with aim to inspire and sharpen leadership for 4 H. The Texas Youth Development Foundation funded the event, and a second group will travel to Washington in April.
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Hubert B. Viertel
Crawfills Gap
Bosque County
Austin
Viertel
Texas
Texas A&m University
Washington, D. C
State Forum
Driskill Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Driskill
Supreme Court
J. P. Ward
Waggoner Carr
Texas Youth Development Foundation
Washington
Citien
Local Subscriptions and Policies from Clifton Tex Paper 1995
The notice outlines subscription rates for Bosque Coryell and Hamilton counties with a six month rate of 1.75 and a one year option, and states all obituaries and paid notices incur 3 cents per word. It adds that the publisher will correct erroneous reflections and limits liability for advertisement errors to the amount received.
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Bosque
Coryell
Hamilton
Mrs Ima Wicker Visits Clifton Group From Ruidoso NM
Mrs Ima Wicker of Ruidoso New Mexico traveled to Clifton with her brother and sister in law Aubrey and Mrs Roberts and their children Kay and Alan from Friday to Sunday. Also joining on Sunday were Mrs Wicker’s son Wayne and daughter in law and granddaughter Sherrie from Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Wicker
Ruidoso
New Mexico
Clifton
Aubrey Roberts
Kay
Alan
County 4H Elimination Contest Set for March 20
Bosque County 4H elimination contests will be at Meridian School Cafeteria on Saturday March 20 1965 starting 9 30 am Public invited to watch 1st place winners advance to District contests at Stephenville April 10 Final winners may reach State 4H Roundup at College Station June 13.
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Bosque County
Meridian School
Stephenville
College Station
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers Must File Income Tax Returns for Self Employment
Farmers must file income tax returns to report self employment income for Social Security purposes even if no income tax is due. A Waco Social Security Office rep said net profits of 400 dollars or more incur self employment tax. profits below 400 but gross sales at least 600 may elect social security reporting. A rep will meet at Clifton City Hall dining room on Tuesday April 6 from 10 am to noon to answer questions.
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Bob McLean
Waco Social Security Office
McLean
Waco
Social Security Office
City Hall
Clifton
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