Community Notes and Local Socials in November Gazette
A garbled November 10 entry recounts a meeting at the Mae Room with a dinner and 48 attendees. Other items list visits by Mr and Mrs Hobler and Alice Orbeck, holiday gatherings, travel to Granbury and Big Spring, and health updates for Mrs Amundson Ny stel and others in Clifton and Goodall-Wicher.
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Wnfills Gap
Mae
Kaye
Niep
Christ
Crapfils Gap
Fisk
F. Hobler
Alice Orbeck
Lawrence
Oreck
Orbeck
Stephen" Siis
Jeete ‘Gray
Sidney
Hobblers
Lee Amundson
Maggie Nystel
Goodall-Wicher
Hosp'tal
Bosty
Pearl Murphree
Clifton
Si Johnson
Granbury
Bennie Swenson
Loyd Swenson
Nerge
Carl Karergon
Ted Hansen
Priday
Big Spring
Cecil Hansen
Garfield Brummmell
Plnaview
Archur Neie
Ted and Mrs Hansen Return Home
Mr and Mrs The Ted Hansens returned home Tuesday after a period away. The brief item notes their safe arrival and gives no further details about their trip or circumstances.
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Ted Hansens
Girl Scout Cookies Sale Aims For Local Support 1976
The 13 neighborhood Bakers of the Bluebonnet Council hosted a prep event at Lake Bel-Q to introduce four cookie varieties for the 1976 sale. Proceeds fund local troops, camperships, centers, and Cadettes Council 2 Vests. The sale runs January 30 through February 7, 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookie
David Tyson
Ocal
Hood Cho Man
Iguesis
Lake Bel- Q
Rencheon
Recent Visitors to the Home of Joe F. Kral Jr
Out of town visitors called on the home of Joe F. Kral Jr while Ed was recovering. Names include Huina Lee Lund Hamilton Mynar Jr Kolar Kad lubar Dietiker Grimland and others from Ennis Aquilla Hewitt Weath erford and nearby areas.
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Pentede
Huina Lee
Alva Lund
Hamilton
John J. Mynar
J. Mynar Jr
Harry Marak
Henry
Urbannovsky
West
Wesley Kolar
Willie Kolar
Elsie Rea
Wace
Jerry Kadlubar
Ennis
Clement Sourcek
Aquilla
Danny Dietiker
Hewitty
John Grimland
Weatherford
Briscoe Responds to Letters From Students on Safety
Governor Briscoe replies to November letters from students at Cikon Elementary School about traffic safety and bicycle safety programs. The message thanks the students and notes improvements in pa m eness Pete and bicycle safety while praising the letters and encouraging continued engagement across Texas.
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Ters
Uden's
Wi.s
Diane
Cikon
Mars
Larry Todd
Caypa
Austin
Briscoe
Novargher
Safay
Mit
Educe'e
Giguns
Paameness
Pete
Texas
Baylor Bravia Visit Highlights Baylor Theatre Event
Mrs Ottis Tyler attended the Baylor University Baylor Theatre performance of The Visit on campus last Friday. She visited with her sister Mrs Virgie Denton of Houston and their niece Miss Alice Rhoades a Baylor senior drama major who starred in the play. The party stayed overnight with their sister Mrs Cliffie Drucke and later visited their mother Mrs Alice Berielson in Francis Hospital in Waco.
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Poe
Ottis Tyler
Waco
Baylor Theatre
Baylor University
Baylor Department of Oral Communication
Virgie Denton
Houston
Alice Rhoades
Baylor
Rhoades
Charles Rhoades
Fort, Worth
C. &. Rhoades
Clifton
Tylen
Denton
Cliffie Drucke
Alice Berielson
Francis Hospital
Gap Scfidbl Honors At Cranuus Gap High
Principal Harold McCreary announces scholastic honors for Cranuus Gap Junior High and High School. Students listed include Pam Waters Betgy Jen son Kari Moore Tommy Compton Jeanne Tic evade Kathy Hastoe Maxine Philligay Robert Thomas Shery Walters Lana Witte Anne Boswell Janet Tergerson David Hastings Vicky Jen son.
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Cranuus Gap
Hemorist
Harold Mccreary
Pam Waters
Betgy
Jenson
Mkg
Argath
McCreary
Kari Moore
S.adents
Tommy Compton
Jeanne
York
Kathy Hastoe
Maxine Philligay
Robert Thomas
Shery Walters
Lana Witte
Anne Boswell
Mazzgeret Shep Part
Janet Tergerson
Avid Hastings
Vicky Jenson
Texas Farm Bureau Delegates Meet in San Antonio
Bosque County Farm Bureau reports 1 054 members in its fiscal year. Delegates from counties vote to adopt Texas Farm Bureau policies at the 42nd annual meeting in San Antonio December 3. Speakers include Governor Dolph Briscoe and TFB President Carlo Cha loupka.
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County Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Bureau
San Anissity
Calvin Rueiter
Cour
Bosque County Farm Wreau
Dolph Briscoe
TFB
Cariol Cha
Loupka
Dahhart
Wit
Gomuel
Amesien Rarm
Buyca
U Federation
St. Lou's
Ant An
Smorgasbord Celebrates 27th At Our Savior S Church
Crossroads News reports Our Savior's Church held its 27th annual Smorgasbord on November 12 and 13 with thanks to the Lovely Ladies of Norse. Worship services at 10. Special World Hunger offering noted. Local families and guests include Captain Jerry McCoy and son Jerry visiting from Honolulu after attending Norwegian Sesquicentennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Our Savior’s Church
Peer Eeana
Our Savior’s
Don Brandenberger
Campbell Soup
Jerry McCoy
Jerry
Honolulu
Hawaii
Katheryn
Joseph O. Solberg
Kathy
Waco
Kenneth Solbergs
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Regional Manpower Funds Approved for 15 Months
The Regional Consortium in Bosque County and nearby areas will receive 2,164,762 dollars under Title I of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act for 15 months starting July 1. The total national allocation reaches 84,540,568 dollars to prime sponsors to run training, work experience, summer youth jobs, placement, and related manpower services. The period aligns with a three month transition as the federal fiscal year shifts to October 1, 1976.
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Regionai
Bosque
Texas
Prie
Wiam S. Jhacks
Treen of Labor
U.S. Law Department
Governoe
Harris
Selmer Seljes Visit to Monticello Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Selmer Seljes traveled by Continual bus from Waco to Monticello Arkansas departing November 13 and returning November 16. They visited Mrs Seljes daughter Mr and Mrs PF Company and family and helped celebrate Roger's 15th birthday during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selmer Seljes
Waco
Monticello
Ark
Visi
Judge McDonald Trustees Faith Chapel at Camp Mabry
Judge Frank G. McDonald a Texas Guard All Faiths Chapel Committee trustee reports a chapel to be erected at Camp Mabry Austin built of buff brick and live oaks. The State constitution blocks government funds so private pledges totaling over 300 000 support the 3550 000 option in a bicentennial year with donations solicited through the committee box in Austin. John Paul Jones noted as first U.S. naval hero and an acorn symbol on Colonial furniture cited as a hospitality emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Supreme Judicial, District Court of Civil Appeals
Waco
Bosque County
Texas, Guard
John A. Farrand
Texas Guard
Austin
John Paul Jones
U.S
Telecast of National Finals Rodeo December 13 sponsored
Hesston Corporation and Ot ton Implement Company Clifton will co sponsor a two hour live telecast of the final rodeo performance from Oklahoma City Saturday December 13. Men's events include saddle events and standings to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesston Corporation
Ofton Implement Company, Inc
Clifton
Oklahoma Ciy
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Ita
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William Bylls
Brazil
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Clifton, Texas
White Auto Store
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WA. G. Bertelsen & CO
P. D. Box
Cranfills Gap
Nty Farm Bureau
Iend
San Antonio
Crossroads News
Tom
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Horace Stedman
Gloria Moseley
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