Bosque Memorial Museum Holds Semiannual Meeting
Bosque Memorial Museum officers and directors met to welcome three new board members Mrs. Charles K. Ward Mrs. W. B. Bertelsen and Mrs. Shelby Richardson plus Irvin Grimland. Plans discussed include plumbing lighting exhibit rearrangements and purchases funded by Moody Foundation and Civic Improvement Society memorial gifts. The group noted restorations of the piano once owned by Mrs. Tilden Swenson and the second printing of Elise Warrens hold The Lady with a Pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Harris
Bosque Memorial Museum
Charles K. Ward
Meridian
W. B. Bertelsen
Shelby Richardson
Clifton
Irvin Grimland
Lakeside Village
Odie C. Pederson
Moody Foundation
Elise Warrenshold
Texas
Tilden Swenson
Reeder Amusement Hall
City Auditorium
T. O
Alma Peterson
Swen
Homer
Anton Peterson
Selma P. Edgar
Maggie Lee Peterson
Swenson
Civic Improvement Society
Sadie Hoel
D. E. Orbeck
W. L. Spieler
Edwin Langston
Jack Kirton
Wendell Bearden
Herman Burgdorff
G. E. Jackson
Jess Hammock
George Larson
Parks Windham
Gene Aars
Fall Garden Tips From USDA Soil Conservation Service
The USDA Soil Conservation Service in Meridian offers guidance for planning a fall garden with beans beets cabbage greens cucumbers okra onions tomatoes and squash. Watering, composting, contour planting, and mulch help soil and moisture. contact local extension agents for planting dates and fertilizer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
P.O
Kenneth W. Schrank
Meridian
Schrank
PTO To Hold First Meeting At Clifton Elementary
Dorothy Stanley invites Clifton Public Schools parents and teachers to a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. on Tuesday September 6 in the Clifton Elementary School cafeteria. Attendees should bring one covered dish. all other provisions will be supplied. The evening will feature introductions of the new PTO officers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stanley
Clifton Elemen
Tary School
PTO
Clifton Public Schools
Fall fertilization urged for Bosque County small grains
County agent George T. Wages advises farmers to apply half of the nitrogen at planting time for oats and wheat in Bosque County to boost early growth. For grain and grazing, recommended total N 80-120 lb, P 80-120 lb, K 0-30 lb. apply remaining fertilizer in spring. Contact County Extension Office in Meridian at 435-2791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wages
Bosque County
Courthouse
Meridian
Clifton Receives 2552.17 City Sales Tax Rebate Check
Clifton received a 2552.17 check for August as part of Texas city sales tax rebates mailed by Comptroller Bob Bullock. statewide rebates total 206 million for the year, with Meridian 631.80 and Valley Mills 685.26 receipts noted. Clifton’s year to date stands at 40802.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Office of State Comptroller
Bob Bullock
Austin
Texas
Meridian
Valley Mills
Bosque County
Bullock
Teaxs
Bosque Art Club Donates Peg Boards for Children's Art
The Bosque Art Club met on August 23 and approved four peg boards for the Fair. The boards will be permanent fixtures in the new Fair building to display children's art exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagney Haffey
Bosque Art Club
County sales total for first quarter hits 13.1 million
Bullock County and Bosque County businesses posted gross sales of 13 115727 for the first quarter of 1977 per State Comptroller Bob Bullock. After deductions, taxable sales were 3 191 802. Texas firms overall reported 33 8 billion in sales for January through March 1977, up 19.4 percent from a year earlier, with out of state firms adding 3 billion in Texas sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Bob Bullock
Austin
Texas
Comptroller’s Office
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A-1 Electric
Tek Outlaw
Darrell Wickman
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S. Avenue
Comptroller
Fearanc Rance
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