Former Bosque County Teacher Elif Moore Dies in 1969
Elif Albertson Moore, son of Dr. Charles Meeks Moore and Amelia Moore, died August 23, 1969, in Goodall-Witcher Hospital Clifton Texas. Born September 14, 1895 at Hurst Springs, he served in WWI Medical Corps and earned degrees from Austin College and the University of Texas. He taught in area schools and was principal of Meridian High School from 1938 to 1961.
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Elif Albertson Moore
Charles Meeks Moore
Amelia Bertha Albertson Moore
Goodall-Witcher
Clifton
Texas
Hurst Springs
Terese Perine Jorgenson
Clifton Lutheran Academy
Medical Corps
Austin College
Sherman
University of Texas
Austin
Clifton College
Meridian High School
Meridian
Moore
Bosque
Jacob Olson
Clifton College Museum
Bosque County Museum
College Museum
Memorial for Clifton College educator Carl Moore
Professor Carl Moore led Clifton Junior College science and math, helped obtain accreditation, directed Luther League Encampment start ups, and curated the Clifton College Museum. He taught biology chemistry and math, served on the area Selective Service Board, and earned Patent 2192093. Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton with burial in Clifton Cemetery. Survivors include wife Terese, three daughters, six grandchildren, a nephew, two nieces, and two uncles.
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Clifton Junior College
Jr. College
Benada Society
Luther League
College Emersonian Society
Axel Arneson
Texas
The
Southwestern Historical Quarterly
Professor Moore
Terese
Clifton
Carl ¢. Kipp, Jr
Mar«celle
Laguna Hills
California
Doris Moore
Munich
Germany
George S. Conn
Ruth
Mt. Kisco
New York
Carl Kipp
Columbus
Ohio
Sharon
Karen Kipp
Kelly Anne
Kevin Allen
Kyle Evan Conn
Charles Moore
Elizabeth
Ellen Ann Moore
Dallas
Joe Moore
Waco
Otto Albertson
Tyler
Fred
Bruce Moore
Erwin Knitt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lena Helm
Oris Pierson
A. L Bronstad
E. B. Harris Hans Dahli
William Oswald
Lee Larson
Otis Mickelson
Jack Hill
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9553 Meeting Schedule
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Mount Robert E. Binford Post 9553 in Clifton Texas holds meetings on the first and third Thursday each month on Riverside Drive.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars OF the
U.S. A
MEETS
Robert E. Binford
Clifton
Texas
Riverside Dr
Bluebonnet group aids Clifton Luthran Sunset Home
Sept workshop by Bluebonnet Art Craft Club produced bandages swabs diapers and laundry bass. Community meeting at Bluebonnet Community Center featured Highway Patrolman Bill Walk and Sheriff John Baxter sharing crime prevention tips for Lake Whitney area.
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Bluebonnet Art Craft Club
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Mines
Fay Thomas
J. S. Turner
Ben Gambreil
Richard Harris
Lucille Kreihs
George DeForest
Fa Apple
West Shore Civic Improvement Association
Bluebonnet Community Comer
Garand Philips
Pew High Way
Bill Walk
John Baxter
Simms
Joe Cannan
Walk
Hwhway
Meridiat
Jove Cannon
Lake Whitney
Red Cross
Bluebonnet Community Center
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Clarence N. McCulley
Peyton Carnes
J.W. Renfro
Far Worth
Ben Rhodes
Selmer Erickson American Legion Post NO
Oliver Reesing
Drexel
Drexel American Review
N. Hwy
Ialee Eis
Laguna Park and Lake Area
Mrs Harriftt Apple
Bluebonnet Club
Sunset
West Shore Civic Association
Burnett Packer
Methodist Hospital
M. C. Allison
Abilene
Ruth Allison
W A. Allison
Whu
John Losero
Weatherford
Ed Apple
Gordon Smith
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ross Green
Fort Worth
Pete Beck
Hobby Herring
That Lake
First Methodist Church
Crawfont
Texars
Sadie Randall
Mmes Ruth Allison
Evelyn Lange
Lucille Kreibs
Lila Hudson
Cooney Cavern
Linda Conner
Wree
Clarice Hoel
Marlene Stirling
Kenneth Ashcraft
Idell Ragsdale
Lake Area
Ashcraft
Conner
College Station
Lange
David Everett
Bob Shields
Allison
Eunice
New Mexico
Clifton Funeral Home
PPAK
Singh
Miami
Florida
Cape Kenedy
Air Space Museum
NFL Stars
EE. Stewart Motors
South Avenue
Paymaster Feed Dealer
Clifton Feed & Service Center
Clifton, Texas
Paymaster
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