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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1949

Page

4

Birthday Party for Donna Fare Fossett Draws Local Guests

Donna Fare Fossett celebrated her third birthday with a party on Thursday. Attendees included Dale Fossett Benny Bell Johnny Bell Bobbie Donald Dennen Roos Dennen Jerry Howard Robert Spitzer Mary Nell Hoel Ruth Helen Hoel Patricia Turner Susan Jorgenson Esther Spitzer and many Fossett and related families. Gus Grimland and Mrs Jennie Wallace hosted visiting relatives from Dallas and Clifton.

Donna Fare Fossett George Foscutt Dale Fossett Benny Johnny Bell Bobbie Donald Roos Dennen Jerry Howard Robert ‘End Betty Jean Spitzer Linds Conrad Mary Nell Ruth Helen Hoel Patricia Turner Susan Jor- Jo -Arin Case Harris Fossett George Foscett Calvin Fossett John Campbell Cecil Drennen Erwin Spitzer Elder Conrad Calvert Hoel Sherman Jorgenson Esther Spitzer David Grimland Gus Grimland Pred Nelson Dallas Clifton Jennie Wallace Gus Grimand

Native pasture trials and terrace work boost district conservation efforts

The Conservation District reports trials of Kentucky 31 fescue by Sneed of Meridian and Smith of Coyote Ank, with plans to raise acreage to about 35. Results show heavy well watered soils and drains as best for fescue, seeding 6 to 16 pounds per acre with or without clover, September 16 to October 15 sowing window, and grazing deferred until good growth. Otto Zuehlke reports terrace work along a protected waterway with Bermuda and buffalo grasses, plus in place terrace outlets. Bert Coleman and the South Womack group complete miles of channel terraces, aided by Commissioner Marchal Bonds. Regina Kuretsch, Dora Neystel, and B T Dahl Are named in terrace totals. Si Jones supervised mountain top work.

Kentucky Feerus Sneed Meridian Smith Coyote Anch Gayote Otto Zuehlke Womack Group Zuehlke Bert Coleman Plowman’ Creek Conservation Group

Ludwig Family Reunion Draws Local Attendees

The Ludwig family from Baton Rouge and Waco gathered for a reunion in the city with Mrs. R H L Gander and Mr and Mrs son in attendance. Relatives posed for photographs as the event proceeded through the afternoon with several generations present.

R. HL. Gander Ne Ton Baton Rouge Henry Ludwig Waco

To Be Married in Miter Community

Engagement announces Martie Ans to J ee Camipioens by Indie Nema son of Ran Mis. Lous Nieiann of Landgrat title. Miles Mligh School student Mee Niemann listed as Uncle Miles. Fremont Nebraska settings implied with a theology student bound for Bland Jalege.

Mra Neléa Landgrat Miter Sas Sngune Jee Camipioens Martie Ans Indie Nema Ran Mis Lous Nieiann Landgrat Grandiatetter Mrandaia Henry Lammert Glivens Miles Mligh School Mee Niemann Miter School Bland Jalege Fremont Neb. H

Card of Thanks from Greenwood and Related Families

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers food and kindness in sorrow from the children of Mrs J 2 Greenwood and families including Plint Hefner Fairchild Craven Ly Venable and Standefer. Mr and Mrs John Standefer visited in Hillsboro with his parents J T Standefer.

J. 2. Greenwood C. L. Plint J.C. Greenwood Warren G. Hefner WL Fairchild J, Craven Ly Venable John Standefer J. T. Standefer Hillsboro

Cover crops on cotton land defend against erosion and nutrient loss

Bosque County official Tamien L Faublon notes early seedings reduce nematode damage. Growing cover crops during heavy rainfall limits soil wash and improves organic matter. Legume crops add nitrogen and later release plant food when turned under. Agricultural Conservation Program offers assistance for purchasing vetch and peas. A grass fire near Clifton Gardens caused minor damage with no injuries.

Waya Tamien L. Faublon Bosque County Agricultural Conservation Committee

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