Robert William Coffman

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The Weekly Herald. (Weatherford, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 12 October 1911 · page 4 of 10

…t, BakerPoston & Co., give one hat, value 114.00; second, $2.00. Best span of mules in harness— Sweepstakes, First, $10.00, blue ribbon; second, red ribbon and $5.00. Best Jack, 2 years old and over— First, $5.00; second, $2.50. Jennett and colt—First, $3.00; sec- ond, $1.50. Cattle Department. Lee Coffman, Superintendent. No entry fee charged. Dairy Breeds (reg- istered.) Bull, 2 years old and over—First, 115.00; second, $2.50. Bull, 1 year and under 2—First, 113.00; second, $2.00. Bull calf, under 2 year old—First, 112.00; second, $1.00. Cow, 2 years old and over—First, 115.00, given by Webster, Hi…

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The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.) — page 3

Newspaper · 22 January 1931 · page 3 of 16

…ced in a SAFE fireproof building. All Binyon-O Keefe driven attended Captain Hickox Safety School. Drivers are taught to make the pedestrian and motorist safe as well as the contents of their vans with careful driving, Feenamint De..... 16-Oz © Bottle CC SEEKS DELAY IN VOTE ON SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Coffman Asks Halt Until New Trustees Can Be Elected Because of the school survey being made here, and because he considers it unjust, J. R. "Dick*’ Coffman Thursday issued a state- ment urging school trustees to der lay the election of a superinten- dent. In the past, it has been the cue- tom to elect the… …orist safe as well …

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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 9 June 1933 · page 1 of 8

…essing intox- icating liquor for sale. Epp Quarles, transporting in- toxicating lipuor. Julius Deleese, transporting intoxicating liquor. Tuesday, June 13 Raz Ward, burglary. Raz Ward, theft of chickens. Hazkoll Smithy assault with intent to murder? Ned Haydock, transporting intoxicating liquor. Ed Coffman, possessing toxicating liquor for sale. , Dick Gibson, burglary. Abb Allen, sale intoxicating liquor. David Cobb, theft from per- son. Thursday, June 15 Weldon Glover, murder. Monday, June 19 Taylor Stephenson, sale Location Mile West of Talco on Lease Owned by Garland Hollett of Deport BUILDING ST… …June 20 Morris Fo …

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Abilene Morning Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 21 March 1937 · page 1 of 38

…, endorsing the proposed state welfare act of 1937, was placed before the association a second tims on the motion of Commissioner Hal" Burnett of Pe- cos county, and was approved 26 to 39 finally. The suspect was rushed quickly olefcte"ato.a met Inertaforine | Expert Questions Gas county jail. Supt Coffman of the Littlefield hospital said Loyd’s condition was “very, very critical." He was shot twice. One bullet entered his head. The other entered an upper shoul- der and ploughed back toward the spine. He was completely paralyzed. Physicians had not attempted to remove either bullet. Radiator Salesman…

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Texas State Journal of Medicine, Volume 34, Number 10, February 1939 — page 75

Newspaper · 1939-02 · page 75 of 116

…tion is of brick and tile, with one story and basement, and a composition roof. The building provides twenty-three private rooms, two wards, with two beds each, and five bassinets. The hospital is pri- vately owned by Drs. T. B. Duke, J. R. Coen, R. E. Hunt, William N. Orr, a dentist, and Mr. Floyd Coffman, superintendent. It will be operated on an open staff basis. The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, which met in Memphis, Tennessee, January 16-19, both dates inclusive, was attended by the following Texas physicians: Drs. G. B. Stephenson, Beaumont; T. W. Bywaters, W. B. Carrell, Sim Driver,…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 10 December 1941 · page 2 of 16

…rt was Joe Falls The cock Old Glory Hamlin Lueders science and government and Mrs Girard Aspermont and Abilene Dowdy is the commercial teacher program was under the di- Christian academy Fred -Miller Other high school teachers include rection of Ima Dora Rich- superintendent of schools at Lued- Lee Coffman superintendent of ards. home economics teach- »f" will officiate school here when it was a four- er. and Bonnie Von Roeder Peacock long a basketball pow- teacher school and principal at. B #--h _______er In Stonewall county has ar.- man last year mathematics instruct played the piano accompani- oth…

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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.) — page 5

Newspaper · 1 June 1944 · page 5 of 6

…SAT., JUNE 3. Music by FRIESENHAHN ORCHESTRA RUM — GIN — WINE WHISKEY BIEDERMAN PACKAGE STORE East Main Street. Everyday we make fresh DONUTS MR££L0MA, SPA1K, ARE. Buried m SKYSCRAPERS POPS PLACE 308 N. Esplanade Alfred Johnson. Prop. FOR SALE—Baby high chair, nearly new, good condition. Mrs. R. W. Coffman, Cuero Courts. * fiLLtft ARE-A <£REA< DELICACY IN^ONIE PARC'S oT America IN TOWN CUERO CAFE FOR SALE—1941 Plymouth De- Luxe 2-Door. Extra nice car. 5 good tires. Low mileage. < Reuss Drug Store. WANTED YOUNG MEN BUDDY BAUER kame is APPLIED 4o RAW RUBBER ? 1 FINAL STOCKS ^ NEW YORK, June 1.—(UP.)— j…

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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.) — page 7

Newspaper · 4 June 1944 · page 7 of 8

…me only. a ., 518 South Gonzales, S rooms and bath. All conveniences and jyacti- cally new. 4 401 West Broadway, • rooms and bath, all conveniences, twp lots 105- (1M. Story, 6 baft, all conveniences, Wooed 10*121* feet. J. J. Fischer FOR SALE—Baby high chair, nearly new, good condition. Mrs. R. W. Coffman, Cuero Courts. *■ FOR SALE—Ckl stove 721 X. New- Ford Tudor. *. Conoco Station, North FOR SALE—1942 Chevrolet truck, both 80 ft. grain bed and cattle Box 471. Cuero. » ■■■■ V-- FOR SALK—Grade “A” dairy equipment, coVfc, full outlay. Must help leaving for Army. Dairy producing 650 pounds milk per Be…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 5

Newspaper · 6 June 1944 · page 5 of 16

…nding before the supreme court in which validity of transferring this money to the general fund is the issue. Validation of such transfers' would definitely put the state out of the red. Taylor Countian is Now First Lieutenant- & CHILDRESS. June 5—Promotion the rank of first lieutenant of Robert W. Coffman of Genoa, Tex- as, has been announced here at headquarters of this bombardier- navigator school in West Texas. Lieutenant Coffman, son of Mr. wnd Mrs. James D. Coffman of RFD No. 2. Abilene, is a ground school instructor. Before his en- try into the services in March, 1943. Lieutenant Coffman was a… …ransfers' would d …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 9

Newspaper · 22 August 1945 · page 9 of 14

…d transmitting the data to the air strike co-ordinator in the nose of the plane, Wada led the bombers to the headquarters of the 100th Japanese army di- vision operating on the island, on Aug. 10, 1945. (AP Wire- photo). Lieutenant Made School Executive COLORADO CITY, Aug 22. — (Spl.)—Lt. Robert W. Coffman, former teacher in Colorado City Dan Brown, and Hollis Swafford senior high school and at present "surtivonl Inerud. Six children, attached to the u s army air forces as a personnel officer at Brooks field, has been elected as- • The industry now is trying to step -------------------4.-- this month… …New ONYX SERVICE …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 9

Newspaper · 22 August 1945 · page 9 of 14

…d transmitting the data to the air strike co-ordinator in the nose of the plane, Wada led the bombers to the headquarters of the 100th Japanese army di- vision operating on the island, on Aug. 10, 1945. (AP Wire- photo). Lieutenant Made School Executive COLORADO CITY, Aug 22. — (Spl.)—Lt. Robert W. Coffman, former teacher in Colorado City Dan Brown, and Hollis Swafford senior high school and at present "surtivonl Inerud. Six children, attached to the u s army air forces as a personnel officer at Brooks field, has been elected as- • The industry now is trying to step -------------------4.-- this month… …New ONYX SERVICE …

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The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 8 July 1948 · page 4 of 8

…bert Tuesday. -—o ...... Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Warfield and Joan of Waco visited Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson at Stewards Mill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Simpson of Hemphill and Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Calame of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Watson, Jr., at Stewards Mill last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coffman of Dallas visited her mother, Mrs. Ada Watson, of Mt. Zion, last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Powell and daughter, Judy, of Houston visited relatives here over the weekend. -o- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Coats and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coates of Dallas, spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.…

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The Odem-Edroy Times (Odem, Tex.) — page 8

Newspaper · 29 July 1948 · page 8 of 8

…. Scotty was- bitten while he was about three miles from hi's re- treat. The- fangs entered his thumb, but he sliced the wound and used' the first aid’ kit he always carries. He has been bit- ten by- rattlers before*. He says he -is having no ill effects or complications. Fu^t Baptist Church: C. JL COFFMAN;. Pastor Odem, Texas Suradky School _________ 1&-JQ IT, H. Greer-;. Supt. Preaching Service- ______.... ll'dJQ Training Union ___________________ 7’:<M) Roy Whiteley,. Director EteeMjaijg Serivce ____________________ 8;:Q0 Prayer Meeting, Wed. ________ 8;: 00 W:. M. U. Thurs.. ____________________…

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Prickly Pear, Yearbook of Abilene Christian College, 1950 — page 284

Yearbook · 1950 · page 284 of 302

…as Cobb, Robert Leon Route 8, Box 161 Athens, Alabama Cochran, Dee Alto Box 213 Hobbs, New Mexico Cockran, Harold D. Holly Ridge Louisiana Coffee, Don Robert 422 East Carlton Ontario, California Coffee, Margaret Lanelle 403 Berlin Avenue San Antonio, Texas Coffee, Shirley Beth Route 3 Snyder, Texas Coffman, William Edward, Jr. 1008 Franklin Hillsboro, Texas Cogdell, Gaston Dabney Station A, Box 317 Abilene, Texas Cole, Charles B. Stamford Texas Cole, Benjamin Isaac, Jr. 3915 Bryn Mawr Dallas, Texas Cole, Ray Thomas Abilene Texas Coleman, Jack B. 329 South Utica Tulsa, Oklahoma Coleman, Lennie Lou 130…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 27 July 1950 · page 1 of 8

…ay have a team that can compete. FREE CHURCH YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Approximately One Million Ballots Cast Saturday STATE CONFERENCE CONVENES gin schools. Students in the district of Coupland, McDade, Manda, Pleas- ant Grove or any other district than the Elgin Consolidated Dist- rict, must transfer, Mr. Coffman says, and each student must trans- fer individually. Parents should give this their immediate atten- tion. NEW SWEDEN LUTHERAN CHURCH Arthur W. Almquist, Pastor Sunday School and Bible class- es, 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. No Evening Vespers thru Aug- ust. Tuesday the Brotherhood will… …the Sea.” Think i …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 3 August 1950 · page 1 of 8

…er will keep that editorial in mind in the days of uncertainty just ahead. A NEW FOOTBALL COACH FOR ELGIN High they say. Coach Thormahlen is at the Texas High School Coaching School in Austin this week and we have no official statement from him. Neither have we been able to con- tact Superintendent Coffman, who we hear is in Austin trying to find a replacement for the coaching vacancy. in the East Texas Oil Field; 2 years of which was in Junior High under Buster Brannon who is now TCU basketball coach; 3 years of which was an assistant varsity football coach; 2 years head coach in all sports. He won…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 10 August 1950 · page 1 of 8

…here will be no meeting on Tuesday of that week. ■ —----o-- AMER LEGION AUX. MEETS WITH MRS. STABENO AUG. 15 The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, August 15th at 7:45 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Monroe Stabeno. All members urged to be present. _j The committee from the School Board and Ray Coffman, super- intendent of schools, considered for the coaching post only appli- cants who had had head coaching experience and Mr. Mechler was selected from among thirty ap- plicants as the outstanding candi- date. He has served as head coach in Kenedy schools for the past four years and was head coach… …ldings appears to …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 24 August 1950 · page 1 of 8

…together of you men in Elgin who are interested in your school. ga" L . g **L Tin -----------o--*------- ASST COACH FOR EL-HI ARRIVES Charles B. Johnson has accept- ed the position of assistant coach at El - Hi for the coming year and in addition to coaching duties will teach math, according to Ray Coffman, superintendent of___El- gin schools. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are mov- ing to Elgin this week and are getting settled in the upstairs apartment of the Mrs. Carl Sell- strom home. Mr. Johnson is a graduate of Luling High School. He attended John Tarleton at Stephenville and is a graduate of Texas A & M…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 7 September 1950 · page 1 of 8

…Athletic field. The Yamboree is Monday, a. m. you admire pretty handwork will have a treat in store for evening. Edward C.' Rutland At Presbyterian Church Sept. 10th WILDCATS OPEN FOOTBALL PLAY WITH SEGUIN MATADORS THERE Elgin football fans will travel backfield the coaches hope to get I THOMAS’ R. COFFMAN Superintendent of Elgin Schools (Continued on Back Page) .................................. Bastrop and Creedmoor chap- ters are special invited guests. All members are urged to present. Bessie Davis, W. M. Woodie Ball, W. P. your own home, occasional gifts or Christmas presents. The pro- ceeds are… …on of one special …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 14 September 1950 · page 1 of 8

…hing about prospects for both the Wildcat team and the Junior High team. The meeting was concluded by the serving of coffee and cake. THUNDERSTORM SUNDAY BRINGS 2.18 INCH RAIN TO ELGIN sent were Mesdames C. B. Bar- bee, James Simms, C. B. Johnson, Bob McClendon, Joe Goss, Clar- ence Williams, T. R. Coffman, Floyd Mechler, and Misses Mary Bruce and Donlyn Williams. Miss Bruce is a member of the Health and Physical Education Depart- ment of the University of Texas. CIRCULATING IN BASTROP, TRAVIS, WILLIAMSON AND LEE COUNTIES FIESTA QUEEN Anoa2 are Mesdames Milton Dusek, Carl Swenson, Jack Webb, Edwin O.… …L BOARD MEETS MON …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 6

Newspaper · 12 October 1950 · page 6 of 10

…ed and de- corated them with seat covers, do- nated by Mr. Howard McGee. If any patron of the school will give a chair, table or settee for the Hall, it will be very deeply appreciated by the'president of PTA, Mrs. Bob McClendon, and president of Student Council, J. Ray Sanders. Also Superintendent Coffman and Principal C. B. Bar- 00068888 84 3888 BGss 8 S::322323338 ■ f 0 I ( re- , (U) 33232: 22233232338:3232359 _ J jJ \ cayKeg ,6ida B91el8meg 53333333333333999885 / E / si: 8 . dgsa ,* 8 208 NEW SWEDEN By Mrs. Luther G. Lundgren WMS Meets The .Women's Missionary Soc- iety met Wednesday afternoon at…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 5

Newspaper · 19 October 1950 · page 5 of 8

…3 points, Mamkin of Giddings with 18 points, Homeyer of Caldwell with 14 points, and Landau of Bren- ham with 12 points. Snodgrass and Josweak of Brenham, Gest and Morbe of Gid- New Report Cards By Ivy Ann Kastner “Anything lower than 70 is a failing grade in Elgin High School this year,” Thomas R. Coffman, superintendent announced. Report cards of Elgin High School came out Wednesday, Oct- ober 18, for the first six weeks. The new report cards were printed at the Elgin Courier of- fice after its contents were agreed upon by the teachers. They are different from those of last year in several respects…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 23 November 1950 · page 4 of 10

…arlene Morrison closed the 1 Emma Jewel Ruble, Secretary, meeting inviting everyone to come s Bertram; Gwin Brizendine, Pub- back to Elgin at every oppor-licity chairman, Florence; Mild- tunity. ! red Matysek, Treasurer, Taylor; Stage guests present were: and Bob Ferris, Song leader, Gid- Thomas R. Coffman, Supt. Elgin dings. --------------o-------------■ Lund Forget-Me-Nots To Hold Bake Sale At IGA Grocery Nov. 25 The Forget-Me-Not Society of Lund Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale Saturday, Nov. 25 at IGA Grocery. The ladies will have delicious homebaked cake, pie and bread for sale and will als… …um. District Song …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 10

Newspaper · 23 November 1950 · page 10 of 10

…OVERSY Continued from Page One WHEREAS: The Austin Chamber of Com- merce did offer Elgin High School the facilities of House Park foot- ball field for the site of the El- gin-Brenham football game at no cost (except $25.00 for lights) with all concessions available to Elgin PTA AND WHEREAS: Mr. Ray Coffman, Supt. of El- gin Schools did consider this of-' fer beneficial to the school AND WHEREAS: Mr. Ray Coffman, with the ap- proval of the Athletic Council, The Coaching Staff, and the Foot- ball players, did accept this offer AND WHEREAS: It later appeared that a large number of the Football Fans in E… …cilities of House …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 17 May 1951 · page 1 of 12

…3-A BASEBALL “CHAMPIONSHIP The District 23-A baseball sea- con has ended and defending champion Elgin isn’t the champ- ion anymore. That is not news, of course, but the matter was made official this week when Navasota Qvas declared the 1951 kingpin. In a District circular letter re- ceived by Supt. Coffman it was stated that unless Elgin had an objective to enter, Navasota would be declared the official champion. With four losses in 10 district games, two of them to the Rattlers, Elgin had no object- ons. k The Wildcats closed out their season’s play on the high school ( (practice diamond last Thursd…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 5

Newspaper · 17 May 1951 · page 5 of 12

…oo-o. *-,388 3 3388 792852-8833 F-x8enja *ag - ? 838 388g: 8 -ig :gg 9 HP The Best of Everything! Texas leads the South in number - • of tractors... leads the nation Nineteen students were on the honor roll for the fifth six-weeks period of the current Elgin High school term, according to Supt. Ray Coffman. For those taking four and one- half courses, the roll is as follows: Jackie Wilson 34 points, Lynnalee Dannelley 34, A. P. Williams Jr. 34, Mary Carol Fleming 33%, Donald O’Connor 32% and Her- mine Engeling 31%. For those taking four and one-quarter cour- ses the roll lists: Garaldine Mc- Duff 35,…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 38

Newspaper · 29 July 1951 · page 38 of 52

…A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS o-U Abilene, Texas, Sunday Morning, July 29, 1951 REPORTED AT LUNCHEON American-Russian Relations to Dominate History of Century farmer and poultry breeder at Given Farewell Party Dudley, preaches once a month at the Dudley Church. Horace Glenn BALLINGER, July 28. IRNSI— Coffman ia assistant minister and Mrs Curtia Bryan, who is mov- song director of the Broadway Church of Christ, Lubbock Mrs. - mint by mem. Hayden R. Nesmith (Frances) gelo, was complimented by mem teaches in the Home Economics bers of Know our Neighbors Club Deportment of the Lubbock at a handerchief show… …back to school! A …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 23 August 1951 · page 1 of 8

…will be by number, not by name. Voters will indic- ate their choice on ticket stubs to be dropped in containers at field exits. Voters will be placed in a sealed container, tibe count- ed by Elgin ministers on Aug. 30. Two door prizes also will oe given away tonight.- Following the band concert Ray Coffman, superintendent of Elgin schools, will be master of cermoni- es. New Candidates h eight months’ tour of duty recently with th. Far East Air Forces j awarded the best three bushels in each of three classes, white, he got Band Mascot Race Extended 10 Days Voting to name the 1951-52 mascot for Elgin H… …s, and Helen Perk …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 6 September 1951 · page 1 of 8

…la Oden, high school English instuct- or; Miss Charleen Shannon, high school homemaking instructor; Mrs. Irene Rahder, seventh grade teacher; Mrs. Farris Vaughn, third grade teacher; and Mrs. E. G. Mullins, second grade teach- er. The complete list of all Elgin school faculty members includes T. R. Coffman, superintendent; C. B. Barbee, high school princi- pal; Mrs. Kittie Henderson, libra- and said, “This Yamboree sym- bolizes part of the American way of life for which we all fought in Korea.” Elgin stores closed at 2 o’clock the afternoon of the Yamboree. Following varied street entertain- ment a p…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 13 September 1951 · page 1 of 8

…EPT. 13, 1951 Elgin women who won honors in the handwork division of the Yamboree here Aug. 30 were -----------0---------- P. T. A. Will Meet Sept. 20 At School The Elgin P. T. A. will hold the first meeting of the current school year at 8 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 20 on the El-Hi football field. T. R. Coffman, superintendent of Elgin schools, will speak on the subject, “Do We Know Each Other?” “School Goals” will be discussed by D. B. Welch, president of the school board. Music will be provided under direction of Milton Dusek. Hostesses for the evening will be 12th and 11th grade mothers. All parents ar… …. Foehner, first; …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 20 September 1951 · page 1 of 8

…resident of Augustana Col- lege, Rock Island, Ill., will be the guest speaker at 3 p. m. Sun- day afternoon. Dr. Bergendoff is an outstand- ing Lutheran theologian. He will also lecture to the pastors on Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday at Music will be directed by Mil- ton Dusek and speakers of the Coffman the morning and which in Washington School opened here I Monday morning and 282 stu- dents have enrolled so far, D. P. Johnson, principal, said Wednes- "9 day. He said enrollment in his dis- trict probably would reach 330, including the Wilbarger school, after the cotton picking season is e, over.… …Wednes- "9 day. He …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 27 September 1951 · page 1 of 8

… ------ Hal Meyer,… …Rivers III, D. B. Welch, W. F. Condron, Leonard Hagman, C. P. Morrison, Eli Aronson, A. W. Haenel Jr., G. C. Westbrook, Joe Simon, Mey- er L. Simon, Charles O. Ramsey, Ned Fails, Weldon Whitten, Har- vey Upchurch, Harold E. Dildy, Bob MeClendon, Wallace H. Card- well, Edwin O. Lundgren, Tho- mas R. Coffman, C. B. Barbee, Albert M. Brown, Dr. Roy H. Morris, Dr. Walter S. Moore, Law- son Rivers, Ivan Ellis and Bonner McMillion. Kiwanis Clubs are known inter- nationally for their work with young people, in agriculture en- Elgin High School students were robbed Tuesday of approx- imately $600 in cash whe… …Walter S. Moore, …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 18 October 1951 · page 1 of 8

…NO. 30 Sketch Of New Seventh-Day Adventist Church aAm =- W 00 z X church site. His preliminary plan l istration. i -o ant is Herman Humble. High 0 be held next Monday night at the ing territory. ■o e the was Entertainers Named For Harvest Moon Show is to Mrs. Harry G. Davis Is New Station Agent Ray Coffman Named New Kiwanis President RANKIN SEES 8,000 BALES IN ’51 CROP in the privileged children; A. W. Hae- nel Jr., agriculture and conserva- tion; Harold E. Dildy, public and business affairs; Dr. Roy H. Mor- ris, church support; Weldon Whit- ten, attendance and membership; Ray Arbuckle, finance; Ned… …oore, ■■ mmm churc …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 7

Newspaper · 6 December 1951 · page 7 of 12

…n- al Tuberculosis Association. Two Newfoundland towns will share the gift of a 27-bed Navy- built hospital given by the U. S. in gratitude for “heroic services" given to crews of two naval ves- j sels wrecked nine years ago. Rath Tendered PICNIC HAMS - ■ Teapot ........... Water Pitcher. THOMAS R. COFFMAN Superintendent Elgin Public Schools. 87 7 1 3 $2477 LIBBY’S New Potatoes - - Pork Shoulder PORK ROAST ■ - 3 CANS FOR - - 25c NO. 2 CAN - - 15c HAPPY HOST Sliced Pineapple - - Stanley Ralph Lundgren, James Grayson Ivy Christened At Impressive Rites 1.25 1.85 1.00 .85 3.75 1.75 . 2.0G . 2.00 . 2.25 .…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 12

Newspaper · 6 December 1951 · page 12 of 12

…Westberg, Rudolph Wallin, Round Rock. -----------o----------- School Students Dismissed School students in Elgin, Smith- ville and Bastrop will be dismissed from classes Friday in order that they may attend the Bastrop County Youth Fair at Bastrop. -------------o-- Teachers Attend Convention T„ R. Coffman, Elgin school superintendent, and A. W. Mc- Ginnis, high school commercial teacher, represented Elgin High School at the State Teachers Con- vention in Houston last week. k ■■ § 'J- ■ ilk.... m ' . g HELP WANTED — Neat, reliable woman, colored or Latin-Ameri- can, for general house work and care of…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 17 January 1952 · page 1 of 8

…88 888888888888833888 gSa 1 sggg8gggggggggggsgggg88888888gg8g8 ( • w Elgin High (School is going to have a special course in choral work available for its students soon, according to an announce- ment this week. The “youth choir”, as it will be called, will be under the direction of Reg Taylor. Ray Coffman, superintendent of the school, in making the an- nouncement said, “Free time will be given during the school day to students who wish to take choral work. They will also be given scholastic credits for such work.” The choral work will supple- ment the regular school music program under the directio… …school, in making …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 17 January 1952 · page 2 of 8

…ired, kicked out—any one or all three. Take your pick. This stands in spite of the Board’s polite gesture of renewing his contract, but for teaching pur- poses only. 'Such action reflects the influ- vence of a_local pressure group act- ing through the school board. This is apparent in view of Supt. Coffman’s unqualified support of Johnson’s teaching and coaching abilities. By state regulation, the making of athletic policy is the responsi- bility of the school administration. Elgin has been warned once by the State Board of Education about over-emphasis on athletics. If this actic-n comes to the at-… …est to the communi …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 8

Newspaper · 8 May 1952 · page 8 of 8

…be up and can walk about, is feeling fine and looking forward to returning to the States about mid-June for a leave. His address is Laurence Neal Branton, 361-77-18-SA, USS Gen- 1 eral Butner, APO 113, care Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. TB Skin Patch Test Explained , At Meeting Today Ray Coffman, superintendent of Elgin Public Schools has call- ed a meeting for this, Thursday afternoon, at the High School at 4:00 o’clock, for the administra- tion, faculty ,other staff mem- bers, and parents of Elgin schools and schools in the surrounding territory, both white and colored. At this time Dr.…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 15 May 1952 · page 1 of 8

…ect a Jeanie Mullins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mullins of Mc- Dade, will take the valedictorian honors in Elgin High School sen- ior class this year. Her scholas- tic average is 94.25- Doyle John- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, with an average of 90.42 will be salutatorian, Thomas R. Coffman, superintendent of the Elgin Schools has announced. Others in the top 10. of the class include: Jane Cunningham, Mary Jo Tomblin, Barbara Krue- ger, Donald Gustafson, Allen Scott, Myles Callaghan, Richard Morris and Dwight Sampson, in the order listed. Baccalaureate services for the class will be M…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 15 May 1952 · page 4 of 8

…Basin Park resort located in the northern part --of Arkansas, near the Missouri - state line. They plan to spend a . week enjoying the scenic attrac- tions of the Eureka Springs area t before returning to Elgin. ; IMrs. Thelma Harrison, teacher; i C. B. Barbee, high school principal . and Thomas R. Coffman, school superintendent, are trip, sponsors ■ but one or more parents of class . members will probably accompany the group, as has been the cus- tom in the past. -----------o----------- MRS. WOODS IN JOHN SEALY HOSPITAL ii i. ■ A/I—ae uK*m 6) . “=ddeesy 8 55 "" A representative of the Austin office…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 29 May 1952 · page 1 of 8

…esta Eubanks; Home Economics, Jane Cunningham; Band, Donald Gustafson and Far- rel Meyer; Science, Donald Gus- tafson; Mathematics, Jeanie Mull- ins; Shorthand, Richard Morris; Salutatorian, Doyle Johnson; His- tory, Doyle Johnson; Speech, Mary Jo Tomblin. Scholarships and Awards were made by Supt. Coffman as fol- The Rev. IMr. J. Allen Smith will preach the first four Sundays in June at the First Presbyterian Church during the absence of their regular pastor, Jack Harri- son. Mr. Smith is a May 1952 grad- uate of the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, receiving the Katherine Red Parker Fellow… …he building will …

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Texas Almanac, 1954-1955 — page 333

Newspaper · 1953 · page 333 of 677

…al patients transferred from Kerr- vlle State Sanatorium; hospital accommodates both white and Negro patients; land and build- ings acquired from Federal Government. formerly a section of Camp Fannin, valued at $1,445,000. Weaver H. Baker Memorial Tuberculosis Sana- torium.-Mission; 1948; Dr. D. L. Coffman, su- perintendent; 1.000 patients. Land and buildings leased from Federal Government, formerly Moore Field, now valued at $2,139,129. Abilene State Hospital.-Abilene; 1901; Dr. Ed- mund de St. Felix, superintendent; 1,585 patients; value of property, $2,559,310. Austin State Hospital.-Austin; 1857;…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 5 March 1953 · page 1 of 8

…in Elgin’s Public School Week is proving a success. Total tabu- lations on the number who have visited school this week cannot be given until next week. During the early part of the week many patrons have taken ad- vantage of the invitation to visit the schools during this week. Word from Supt. Ray Coffman states that he wishes to express appreciation to the Courier and to those community groups who cooperated in making this cele- bration a success. Tomorrow the dogs will take over for the day at 'Cardwell’s new Veterinary Hospital on South Main as their owners accompany or drag them in for the annua…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 8

Newspaper · 5 March 1953 · page 8 of 8

…ns gathered in their chapel on Central Ave. Tuesday night to hear the sermon by the Rev. Ibarra. FOUND— Purse, finder des- cribe. Elmo Wynn. 50-1-30 •LOST—White face steer calf, weighs about 325 pounds. Wil- bur Eklund, Rt. 4, Elgin. 50-1-30 WANTED — Plain or fancy sewing. See Mrs. Boyce Jones at L Coffman To Little Rock Meeting The executive committee of the Elgin PTA has voted 1 to provide expenses to enable Superintend- ent Ray Coffman to attend an educational administrators con- vention to be held March 5, 6 in Little Rock, Arkansas. This convention is sponsored by the South Central District of t… …Wynn. 50-1-30 •LO …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 9 April 1953 · page 1 of 8

…toward this decision. There are many friends and many pleas- ant experiences associated with my years in Elgin and it is diffi- cult to leav them. I should like to ask that you accept my resignation from the position of Superintendent of Schools effective July 1, 1953. My work here has been blessed Coffman And Wood worth Resign School Positions The Elgin School Board was shocked Monday night when T. R. Coffman, superintendent of the Elgin Independent Schools, and Charles M. Woodworth, principal of South School, both handed in their resignations effective after the school term this spring. Patrons of… …lgin and it is dif …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 7 May 1953 · page 1 of 8

…their formals of pastel shades. The invocation was a Singing Blessing by the F.H.A. members, the Creed was given and the F.H.A. song was sung. On the program were songs by Miss Velma Farris and Harold Brown. Miss Clementine White of Austin played three harp num- bers. Remarks were made by Thomas R. Coffman. A Poem was read by Miss Bar- bara Bynum and Misses Ernes- tine Wolf. Geraldine McDuff, chapter president, and Edna Representing Elgin at the T—,. N.8 3 ISchool patrons received an- other shock when they learned two more faculty members have resigned their positions with the Elgin schools. They are… …ome committee wil …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 8

Newspaper · 7 May 1953 · page 8 of 8

…Griffin, Jonse Ann Cantu. Senior jackets had been prev- iously presented to Barbara By- num, Lynnalee Dannelley, Her- mine Engeling, Mary Carol Flem- ing, GeorgeBell Frazier, Tom- mie Nell Hill, Karlin Meyer, El- mer Nelson, Betty Jean Eklund, Nell Griffin, Shirley Olson and Jackie Williams. Supt. Coffman, C. B. Barbee and Milton Dusek were each pre- sented a gift on behalf of the Band Boosters by Mrs. Louis Lundgren with appropriate tri- butes to each for unselfish ser- vices rendered. An instrumental trio composed of Jimmy Lundgren, Billy Rivers and L., C. Fisher, accompanied by Lynnalee Dannelley…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 21 May 1953 · page 1 of 8

…e Seniors Voight Elected Baccalaureate Mobile X-Ray UnitMaintenance To Graduate El-Hi School To Be in Elgin I, Superintendent Vallon L. Voight, Hutto, was VALLON L. VOIGHT the „b ROSS MEREDITH an- Relief For Waco Q n, Tornado Victims their chest. 4 • and scenic vacation spot visited according Supt. Coffman and sev- 4 they : •, a ■ ‘9 -0 general chairman; Joe I. Dildy, Smithville Blues, here. for those youngsters. gram fails to pass, it looks to have needed 10 they The tragic why we alway high The school has experienced Mrs. E. a convened in New Orleans, A. D. Bailey Dies Of Heart Attack Little League… …cal representativ …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 8

Newspaper · 21 May 1953 · page 8 of 8

…baker convertible Re- gal DeLuxe 5-passenger, radio, heater and overdrive. Cheap. Call 325-W or contact Adam Pena, Tena Bros. Garage. 5-tf FOR SALE— 1950 Studebaker Champion-Regal 4-door sedan, -overdrive, heater, radio, low mile- age. Clean, one owner. Carlson’s Garage. 52-tf STUDENT BODY ENTERTAI COFFMAN AND BARBEE The student body of the high sdhool entertained Supt. T. R. Coffman and Principal C. B. Bar- bee Wednesday afternoon. " Mrs. Meyer Simon spoke on be- half of the PTA, and Dr. Roy H. Morris for the school board. Stu- dents expressed their appreciation to the two for the student body. A sh… …p. Call 325-W or …

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 28 May 1953 · page 1 of 16

…HOSPITAL EDITION e 16 PAGES — TWO SECTIONS SIXTY-THIRD YEAR NO. 10 12 5 s b —0 8 4 3 20 L p* n s -3 -9 I I Maintenance ‘Count The Cost’ Tax Issue — far-sighted young medical man realized the Won By 9 Votes go Seniors Give Commencement Program the are you, -0 R. Coffman, superintendent of El- Jack Hennig, Cecil Lofton, Lon- were held Sunday at the Baptist church per 0e ( e 3322 33 Hospital Is Under New Management As Dr. Roy H. Morris Takes Helm served his interneship at Brack- enridge and at the time of com- ing to Elgin was house surgeon gin Public Schools. Award…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 4 June 1953 · page 2 of 6

…artment— Super- intendent, Mrs.,Tom Rankin; Mrs. L. P. Cherry, Mrs. Erwin Roem- er, Mrs. Grace Woessner, Mrs. Lambert Newquist, Mrs. Ab Ran- kin, Darlene Burke, Patricia Condron, Joan Peterson, Elaine Peterson, Mrs. W. H. Rivers, III. Primary Department-Superin- tendent, Mrs. David Swenson; Mrs Ray Coffman, Mrs. Robert Kiecke Mrs. Arville Johnson, Mrs. Hen- dricks, Mrs. C. W. Webb, Patty Kiecke, Mrs. Paul Jacobsen, 4 ses- sions ; Mrs. Meyer Simon, one ses- sion. Junior Department — Super- tendent, Mrs. Jack Webb; Mrs. Guy Wood, Mrs. Niebuhr, Mrs. Jerry Stach, Mrs. C. W. Webb, Mrs. Lulu Seay, Mrs. Mey…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 3

Newspaper · 4 June 1953 · page 3 of 6

…s beautifully embroidered were her prize winning entry. Mrs. Fritz Henze received hon- orable mention for a very attract- ive pair of little girls pajamas fashioned in butcher boy style of lime green feed bags trimmed with white eyelet embroidered 1 ruffling. chaperoning the group, along with Supt. Coffman and C. B.- Banbee, principal. with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson hosts. All people 65 years of age older are invited to attend celebration from 5 to 7 p. This is early enough that who desire to do so, may go to prayer meeting afterward. Mrs. Johnson plans to have tertainment for the guests refreshments will…

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The Elgin Courier and Four County News (Elgin, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 11 June 1953 · page 1 of 8

…made in Japan.” Albert Paine told of some of fhe incidents Which were seen from the boy’s angle and • reviewed some of the incidents. He told of the bus trouble and how the "Shade Tree” mechanics worked to get it rollin’ again. The report was interesting to those present—and it indicated that Supt. Coffman was right at home in Arkansas, having joined the Hillbilly band one night. Announcement that Ladies Night would be held this Thurs- day, June 11, was made. It will be held on the Smith lawn at 7:30 and honor the Coffmans. A soft ball game is being plan- ned with Bastrop Lions for June 25 or July 2,… …again. The report …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 19 November 1953 · page 1 of 22

…ccusa- tions against him. • Quadruplets Born " To Florida Couple One Soldier Killed In New Mexico Crash ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Nov. It (—An Air Force C47 transport crashed late today on takeoff in a heavy snowstorm at Kirtland AFB, killing one of Mx eight mili- On Hospital Staff SAN ANTONIO Un—Dr. D. L Coffman, superintendent of San Antonio State Hospital, will join the Ruston, La., State Tuberculosis Hospital soon.____________________ tary passengers. Another was critically injured, bite officials said. The others ' were injured but apparently, not seriously. . 1 BARGAIN MAIL RATES The Reporter-News la…

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 24

Newspaper · 17 February 1955 · page 24 of 28

…m —■ OFF TO i ^^^v*** **>-, _ ton at 10:80 a.m. Tuesday. affair with two tall, fast-breaking ----------.. ________________________ Robert Coffman, Pasadena Bust- teams who hit well from both in ins and hooks. ;* In a flttlnt climax to the closest ness Manager flipped the coin but and out. . Beaumont could hold a alight ov- and greatest of all district 8 races Beaumont Coach Joel Williamson Beaumont gets the psychological erali height advanta…

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[Letter from Robert W. Coffman to Truett Latimer, March 14, 1955] — page 1

Newspaper · 14 March 1955 · page 1 of 0

…Pasadena Independent School District PASADENA. TEXAS March 14, 1955 :\P Dear Sir: Yours truly, RWC:em We are very much interested in the passage of House Bill No. 734 concerning the Tax Assessor-Collector’s Surety Bond requirements for independent school districts in the state of Texas. Robert W. Coffman Business Manager TRUSTEES KARL E. KRUSE. PRESIDENT E. C. ABLES. Vice President EDD L. MILLER. SECRETARY H. L. LILLEY. JR., ASST. SECRETARY R. B. FRAZIER HARLEY W. FISHER JEFF E. FLEMING V.W. MILLER Superintendent of Schools ROBERT W. COFFMAN Assistant Superintendent ALLISON L. KOONCE Assistant Supe… …pendent school di …

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 11

Newspaper · 17 February 1956 · page 11 of 12

…f Baytown, died at 4:30 a.m, Thursday at the home of a son, Jesse Mu-grove, in Shepherd. Funeral services were to be held at 1 p.m. Friday at County Line Baptist church near Conroe with the Rev. J. L. Webb of Fostoria officiating. Burial was to be in three members to the sanitation board. Robert W. Coffman, business manager for the Pasadena In- dependent School district, spoke to the group on better relations be- tween schools and cities. West's leap to six hearts was optimistic, but it was considerably more logical than South's bid of six spades. Even if South had not been vulnerable, that bid would…

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 11

Newspaper · 17 February 1956 · page 11 of 12

…f Baytown, died at 4:30 a.m, Thursday at the home of a son, Jesse Mu-grove, in Shepherd. Funeral services were to be held at 1 p.m. Friday at County Line Baptist church near Conroe with the Rev. J. L. Webb of Fostoria officiating. Burial was to be in three members to the sanitation board. Robert W. Coffman, business manager for the Pasadena In- dependent School district, spoke to the group on better relations be- tween schools and cities. West's leap to six hearts was optimistic, but it was considerably more logical than South's bid of six spades. Even if South had not been vulnerable, that bid would…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 14

Newspaper · 17 March 1957 · page 14 of 82

…secretary; Dennis Vannoy, treasurer; Laurence Jackson, as sistant secretary treasurer; and N C. Forrester, assistant secretary. Board members reelected at the stockholders meeting are: B Sher rod, chairman, Lubbock; Lennis Baker, Lubbock; R. S Brennand Jr., Midland; W. R Cayce, Fort Worth: Robert W Coffman. Pasa dena: Leslie Huff, president of the company, Austin; Lester Lawhorn, Temple; R J. Smith, Temple. Trine Starnes, Waco; Roscoe L Thomas, Dallas: A. E Wells. Abi lene: and Elmer Wooldridge, Fort" Worth. % New directors elected were: Horace Busby Jr., Austin; and Nile Yearwood, Nashville, Tennes.…

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The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.) — page 3

Student newspaper · 22 March 1957 · page 3 of 8

…t secretary; Dennis Vannoy treasurer; Laurence Jackson as- sistant secretary-treasurer; and N C. Forrester assistant secretary. Board members reelected at tho stockholders meeting arc: B Shcr- rod chairman Lubbock; Lennls Baker Lubbock; R. S. Brennandt Jr. Midland; W. B. Cayce Fort Worth; Robert W. Coffman Pasa- dena; Leslie Huff president of the company Austin; Lester Lawhorn Temple; R. J. Smith Temple; Trine Starnes Waco; Roscoe L Thomas Dallas; A. E. Wells Abi- lene; and Elmer Wooldridge Fort Worth. New directors elected were: Horace Busby Jr. Austin; and Nile Yearwood Nashville Tennessee. ' tmimm…

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The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.) — page 5

Newspaper · 9 November 1959 · page 5 of 10

…thy Walker, Mrs. E. L. White, Mrs. C. H. Bart- hold, Julia Jo Sedberry, Mrs. H. J. Burns, and Mrs. J. D. Semon. From Wink — Martha Hill, W. T. Nix, Carla Jo Haynes, Rex Wellington and Jerry Strickland. From Jal, N. M. — Mrs. Clinton Crisp, E. L. Koen, Rob- ert Lee Hicks, Mrs. T.B. Baker, Mrs. R. W. Coffman, Mrs. Ru- by Mae Artherholt, Mrs. J. H. Hudspeth, Mrs. W. F. Zachry, John Lowe, J. F. Heath, Mrs. .Clifford. Chamlee, Benny Lee Wood, Mrs. J. H. Shoemake and Mrs. R. V. Weaver. J. N. Brooks, Odessa, and Mrs. M. D. Goodin, Eunice, N. M. Use Our 1 ayaway Plan 1III New Members loin Troop 5 Investiture…

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The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 9 March 1960 · page 1 of 6

…Gales Injured In Accident Washington, Mar. 9 (J' — Defense Secretary Thomas Gates was slightly injured this morning in an auto col- lision in Washington. Gates re- ceived a wrenched shoulder but was able to proceed to his office in the Pentagon. any one may enroll with either | Omaha; Mrs. Sybil J. Coffman, superintendent. Bagwell; and Alvin E. Covey, Teaching the classes will be Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. C. H. Craig and Mrs. Wr. S. Long, who have received special certificates after tak- ing special civil defense train- ing. Classes at Pickton will be at 7 p. m. on March 21, March 28 and April 4. North Hopk…

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Annual Report of the Boy Scouts of America: 1959 — page 276

Newspaper · 24 March 1960 · page 276 of 304

…Msgr. John F. McManus, Wilson. 193. Sekan Area Council: Al Goering, Neodesha. Dr. F. A. Moorhead, Neodesha. Billy Young, Chanute. 194. Santa Fe Trail Council: Herbert N. Etrick, Liberal. A. M. Fleming, Garden City. Al Siek, Ness City. 197. Jayhawk Area Council : Willard Balderson, Wamego. Harry T. Coffman, Lyndon. R. R. Domer, Centralia. Signor Fink, Topeka. Wade Pierce, Topeka. 198. Quivira Council: Louis A. Baker, Wichita. John J. Clark, Wichita. Robert I. Cory, Wichita. Paul J. Foley, Wichita. M. F. Gill, Wichita. M. M. Killen, Newton. Owen C. McEwen, Wichita. Verne T. Newton, Wellington. Harry K…

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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.) — page 14

Newspaper · 17 May 1960 · page 14 of 14

…Club and Mrs. R. E Cornelius and Jo Class Takes Trip 2“Ega 1 StThursday evening . Lockridge and Mr. and The meeting was called to order ‘wa5 i by the president Mrs. Johnny Ham- Mrsjoe"ade_______________ by. The secretary, Mrs. Doyle Mi, -oR .,,250 -,5 enF den • goege 31E5 11 2 W < .heccu * . ,.eiza Coffman, Duncan' Tops At Star GOLDTHWAITE BC) - Det- on Coffman is valedictorian and Rauda Neil Duncan salutatorian of the 1960 senior class at Star High School according to the school's superintendent. Coffman has aa average of 66.6 and Miss Duncan ‘s average is 88.5. Other seniors are Mack Kincheloe, Erv… …ga 1 StThursday e …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 6

Newspaper · 3 July 1961 · page 6 of 12

…6-A THE ABILENE REPORTER NEWS Abilene, Texas, Monday July 3, 1961 Chance Said ‘Fair’Breck Minister Dies; Funeral For General War Set Wednesday lived in Nolan County for about C. Phillips of Lamesa and Ceen ceipts which she had issued." 10 years, of Fort Werth: two sisters, Mrs Robert W Coffman, a deputy Survivors include his wife: a Grace Wilburn of San Antonio and school superintendent in the Hous- Mrs J. E. Myers of Brady, and ton-area city, said. 10 years. THERE daughter, Mrs. Lula F. Knouth of Freer; three sons, Wiley of Sweet- water, Donald, with the U. S. Army in Germany, and Jesse… …a city, said. 10 …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 35

Newspaper · 6 August 1961 · page 35 of 68

…b and others, tional departmental honor f rater Theta. GATA. Cadettes. Pando be led by Deanna Kirk, Topeka! Special interest groups which nities. ras, Ko Jo Kai and Zeta Rho Kans., sophomore: Martha Brak- Men’s clubs are Knights, Galaxy, er. Amherst sophomore: Virginia Sub T-16, Frater Sodalis, Phi Coffman, Pasadena junior; Law- an annual steak fry CISCO (RNS) — The Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Ander- son have announced the engagement and approach- « ing marriage of their daughter. Koretha. to Johnny Robert Richardson son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rich- ardson. A Sept. 2 wedding in the First Baptist Church is pla…

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 31 August 1961 · page 2 of 20

…dor Gril .8 Position grld....V.. Coppertone color enameled steel body, chrome plated grid. Legs ’ fold up to carry. T x» __ an acting superintendent Will prob- ..WISTRIl WIDOW OFably be named by toe board next . WAGON GAP” * week. Two top candidates lor toe job #re deputy superintendents, Robert W. Coffman and George A. Thonpson. White House Paint Is Mildew Resistant 044 SriqueU Lighter Fluid ... A/f Qt. 4to Ice Cream Freetfcr * ■ ■■ ■ ■ H 2” 2 Gal; •Have home- made lce‘ •... ‘ * cseam In .»■ Tough and durable J&ter-Mixed fights weather-and -Jiffy.’’ Quick each shower cleans it anew. ooerate**^ ^ Tlt…

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 31 August 1961 · page 2 of 20

…dor Gril .8 Position grld....V.. Coppertone color enameled steel body, chrome plated grid. Legs ’ fold up to carry. T x» __ an acting superintendent Will prob- ..WISTRIl WIDOW OFably be named by toe board next . WAGON GAP” * week. Two top candidates lor toe job #re deputy superintendents, Robert W. Coffman and George A. Thonpson. White House Paint Is Mildew Resistant 044 SriqueU Lighter Fluid ... A/f Qt. 4to Ice Cream Freetfcr * ■ ■■ ■ ■ H 2” 2 Gal; •Have home- made lce‘ •... ‘ * cseam In .»■ Tough and durable J&ter-Mixed fights weather-and -Jiffy.’’ Quick each shower cleans it anew. ooerate**^ ^ Tlt…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 23

Newspaper · 24 September 1961 · page 23 of 44

…r from San Antonio, and Mary Catherine Beck, senior from Wichita Falls. Head cheerleader is Miss Petit ancisco eady to . It has r times TK? ith ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE — Lending spirit to the ACC student body and Wildcat gridders are, in foreground, Derrill Osborne, sophomore from Abilene, Ginger Coffman, junior from Pasadena, in background from left, Deanna Kirk, sophomore from Topeka. Kan . Lawrence Marchman. junior from Houston. Martha Jean Braker, sophomore from Am- herst, and Dalton Ewing, senior from Texas City. Head cheerleaders are Miss Coffman and Osborne. AUGE AL ONS te snug 60* McMURRY C… …errill Osborne, s …

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Prickly Pear, Yearbook of Abilene Christian College, 1962 — page 262

Yearbook · 1962 · page 262 of 364

…ROBERT ALLEN Mayfield, Ky. BROOKS, GARY LEHN Andalusia, Ala. BROWNLOW, KAYE Fort Worth, Tex. BRYANT, JAMES E. Roby, Tex. BUCHANAN, BRENT Memphis, Tenn. BULLOCK, MIKE Garland, Tex. 52. CONWAY, CAROLYN MARIE Cleburne, Tex. 53. CLEMMER, SIDNEY San Angelo, Tex. 54. CLINKSCALES, MARSHALL Tyler, Tex. 55. COFFMAN, NANCY Pasadena, Tex. Freshmen 56. COKER, JOHNATTA Dallas, Tex. 57. COLEMAN, LYNNE Abilene, Tex. 58. COLLETT, NIKKI ANN Chattanooga, Tenn. 59. CONLEY, CAROLYN El Paso, Tex. 22. 23. 24. 25.…

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Prickly Pear, Yearbook of Abilene Christian College, 1963 — page 344

Yearbook · 1963 · page 344 of 364

…Roy-125, 213 Clark, Susan-125 Clark, Warren-212 Claybrook, John-313 Cleek, Charles H.-193, 296 Clemmer, Sidney-I 12, 209, 213, 254 Clevenger, Charlotte-99, 210, 236, 242, 244 Cline, Rozalene-I 12 Clinkscales, Marshall-44, 109, 112, 195, 221, 313 Coalson, Doug-125 Coats, Carolyn-146 Coats, Edwin-278 Coffman, Nancy-46, 1 12, 216 Coker, Johnetta-1 12, 240 Coleman, Lynne-191, 195, 219, 227, 253 Coleman, Mark-125, 208, 268 Coleman, Robert-204, 218, 275 Collard, Philip-125, 260 Collett, Nikki-I 12, 223 342…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 26

Newspaper · 28 April 1966 · page 26 of 42

…ive of Haines Real Mr and Mrs Luther Hollings. Otis N. Garner, President Huff Estate Company, handled the and MEd Host #e Ver and Executive Vice President sales transaction. The house head PELS home #: Dr Melvin D. Jones, all of Aus- has three bedrooms and a SO SAME BN.E The home has tin: Robert W. Coffman. Pasa- - - -----220 Sayles Blvd. The om D43 dena; Charles E Damron, Dal- las: Board Chairman B Sher- rod. Buchanan Dam; R J Smith, Temple; Trine Starnes, Waco; A. E. Wells, Abilene: R. S. Brennand, Jr., Midland Lester Lawhorn, Temple: and Nile Yearwood, Nashville, Tenn , was elected vice chairman o…

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The Groom News (Groom, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 29 December 1966 · page 4 of 8

…6-4679, Amarillo, Texas. makes the difference FOR RADIO & TV SERVICE- Call 3586 day, 8584 night.—T. N. BRITTEN, Groom, Texas. HOUSE FOR RENT: See O. P. Blackwell, Groom, Texas. CITY TAILOR SHOP BUCK & SUE WHATLEY FAMOUS JANUARY SALE! GREATEST EVER TO YOU . . . 1 Our flood and treasured friend James Coffman, superintendent of the junior girls and boys Sunday, school class of the Baptist church, i and their teachers, Mrs. Bertha j John Reed, Insurance Phone FL 5-1100 4117 W. 49th St., Amarillo U 000 Hundreds of Fabrics Buy Suit—Get Extra Pants for only $9.95 Save up to $24.75! your transite underground… …M WHEAT GROWERS. …

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 22 February 1967 · page 2 of 40

…President GEORGE VAN FLEET, Actuarial ALVIS A CARSSOW, Legal Counsel BOARD OF DIRECTORS R SHERROD. Lubbock, Chairman of the Board LENNIS W. BAKER. Lubbock, President, The Baker Company R. S. BRENNAND, JR., Midland. Oil Operator DR. IRBY B. CARRUTH, Austin. Superintendent of Public Schools ROBERT W. COFFMAN, Pasadena, Invest ments OTIS N. GARNER, CLU, Austin, Investments LESLIE G. HUFF, CLU, Austin, Founding President el the Company J. OLIVER JACKSON, Austin. Vice President and Director of Agencies DR. MELVIN D. JONES, CLU, Austin, President of the Company J. R. MeDONALD, Pasadena. Manager, Gulf Coast…

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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.) — page 31

Newspaper · 22 February 1967 · page 31 of 31

…President GEORGE VAN FLEET. Actuarial ALVIS & CARSSOW, Legal Counsel BOARD OF DIRECTORS B SHERROD. Lubbock, Chairman of the Board LENNIS W. BAKER, Lubbock, President, The Baker Company R. S. BRENNAND, JR. Midland, Oil Operator DR. IRBY B. CARRUTH. Austin, Superintendent of Public Schools ROBERT W. COFFMAN, Pasadena, Investments OTIS N. GARNER, CLU, Austin, Investments LESLIE G. HUFF, CLU. Austin, Founding President of the Company J. OLIVER JACKSON, Austin. Vice President end Director of Agencies DR. MELVIN D. JONES, CLU, Austin, President of the Company J. R. MCDONALD, Pasadena, Manager, Gulf Coast…

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The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.) — page 2

Newspaper · 5 December 1968 · page 2 of 21

…conference of Republican governors Friday at Palm Springs, Calif., before re- Nixon will go to Palm Springs, Calif., Friday to ad- dress a conference of Republi- can governors before returning to New York Saturday Nixon’s county with the Olympb Club, Lee College Locker Thefts Are Rported Robert W. Coffman, 503 South Whiting, and Ronnie Smith, 201W South Whiting, reported thefts to the Baytown Police Depart- ment Wednesday from their Lee College gymnasium lockers. Coffman had hb billfold stol- en and Smith lost hb wallet and a watch. Baytown police found remnants of the two wallets later in the day i… …vernors before re …

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The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 1 June 1972 · page 4 of 12

…Serelda Bark- well of the Elizabeth Chism survey. Warranty deed from the Omaha Development Corporation to Doll W. Chism et ux of the Belle Have Addition. Warranty deed from Ruby Inez Nix to Veterans Land Board of Texas of the John N. King survey. Warranty deed from John W. Turner et ux to Robert W. Coffman of the John Rogers survey. Warranty deed from Daingerfield Independent School District to Wade Freeman et ux of the W. M. White survey. Naples student on honor list at Texarkana Gene Hoffman of Na- ples made the dean's list at Texarkana Community College during the last semester. He compiled a grad…

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The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.) — page 4

Newspaper · 25 May 1978 · page 4 of 14

…the Community College of the Air Force. A irmart Lyons will now receive specialized training in the munitions and weapons main- tenance field. The airman, a 1973 graduate of Jasper. Arizona High School, attended the University of Arkansas. His wife, Debra, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Coffman of Rt. 2, Harrison, Arkansas. the summer program. This year there are nearly 400 youngsters involved in summer baseball at the Little league field west of town. Mrs Billie Preibisch gave an interesting history of the B&PW Club, which was founded May .3, 1949 and federated October of that year. VAVR…

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Brady Standard-Herald and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.) — page 1

Newspaper · 14 July 2000 · page 1 of 12

…in to fill the vacant position of assistant superintendent 11 anslci i mg to Brady f rom the Santa Anna Independent School I District, the new position offers a big change for ('oilman—the student ciuolhin nl in Biady is al most f our times larger th an that of Santa Anna. No stranger to die area, Coffman is mar- ved to the tor met Suzanne Machen, daughter ol Bobby and Al Machen of Brady and a 1980 graduate ol Brady High School. Together, they have Iwo young children, Bradley, 5, and tournaments in the n die biggest junior tot lies, and i on ha \ c to enter earlv because the young age of nine, Amy w… …on, a round of 83 …

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Brady Standard-Herald and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.) — page 3

Newspaper · 14 July 2000 · page 3 of 12

…need for heavy equipment: such as day at the Cafe at the Depot. Jim dump trucks and front-end loaders. Ricks, new Brady Rotary Club Presi- The Great Brady Trash-off and Recy- dent, presided. 1 le informed the mem- cling event is scheduled for August bers of the district goals for 2000- ,2001 I Lee Coffman, new Assistant Supt. of Brady Schools, was a guest of Max (iordon. Program Chairman Brad Bowen introduced Doris Williams, chairper- son of Keep Brady Beautiful. She . explained the up-coming effort to clean-up trash and junk. There is a 11-12-13. The $2 bill was won by Bill Ricks for knowing that J…

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R. W. Coffman pedigree Chart 2 — David Carl Coffman back to the Kauffmans

Pedigree chart (family testimony) · after 1936

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R. W. Coffman pedigree Chart 1 — David William Coffman, "13 Generations"

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R. W. Coffman pedigree Chart 3 — the Swiss Kauffman candidates

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R. W. Coffman notes — a Kauffman SURNAME STUDY, and a family count

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