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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1962

Page

7

Clements Joneses Attend Granville Spencer Funeral

Mr and Mrs Clements Jones and their children attended the funeral of his uncle Granville Spencer of Crawford last week. Numerous relatives and friends visited Mosheim over Easter and during the weekend including Spencer and Forson families from Crawford and Chicago.

Clements Jones Granville Spencer Crawford Jones Spencer Gladys Forson Chicago Illinois Charley Miles Fort Worth Eleanor Weldon Vickrey Dallas Jno. F. Vickrey Bua Cummings J. B. Cummings Eva C. W. Cummings

Busy Bee Club Meeting Details in Brynie Home

Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Brynie's home in Clifton on Wednesday afternoon April 11 with ten members and one guest Mrs R D Gilder present. Guest Miss Lucy May Burrus demonstrated detergents and their uses. The next meeting on April 24 included a tour of Lone Star Gas Cooking School at Heart O Texas Coliseum Waco and visits to two nurseries. No meeting was held April 18.

R. D. Gilder Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club Clifton C. H. Brynie Lucy May Burrus Bosque County Lone Star Gas Cooking School Heart O’ Texas Waco A. G. Amundson

Poage details military bills and defense funding aims

Congressman Poage explains passage of two key 1962 military bills. He notes authorization for over 1.5 billion in new construction including a seven million dollar Fort Hood hospital and a 46.5 billion defense appropriation, plus veteran and interest costs. He supports continued negotiations for disarmament and insists on maintaining defense spending while pursuing inspections. He plans Easter recess and invites constituents to contact his office.

House Congress Fort Hood W. R. Poage 11Th Texas

Pink Mexican brick home boosts Clifton’s new residential area

Hans and Helen Kalscheuer moved into a three bedroom 515 Sunset Avenue residence north of the Krueger home. The house features a combined living dining area, kitchen den, two tile baths, utility room, double garage, wall to wall carpeting except kitchen and den, central heating, and oak backdrop. Charles Shelburn of Crawford was the contractor.

Clifton Hans Kalscheuer Sunset Avenue Wil. J. Krueger Sr Krueger Katscheners Charles Shelburn Crawford

Tired From Boredom and Work Here Are Tips

The column advises on addressing fatigue from work boredom or frustration. It suggests adjusting routines, prioritizing rest, and exploring new approaches to tasks. It recommends work simplification, balancing responsibilities, and seeking medical input if a physical cause is suspected. It also notes seniors require careful nutrition.

Lucy May Burrus

Crocheted Poodles Highlight Coon Creek Club Meeting

Mrs. David Rowe displayed crocheted poodles at the Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club meeting held Thursday afternoon April 12 at the clubhouse. Mrs. Holt read Easter Legends and Loves while decorations featured a lamb cake and Easter eggs. Hostesses served sandwiches cookies and cold drinks as sixteen members attended.

David Rowe Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club Rowe Holt

Lawrence Ringness Surprised On 60th Birthday

Mr and Mrs Owen David Ringness host a covered dish party at 115 North Avenue on Sunday April 15 to honor Lawrence Ringness turning 60. Relatives gathered for singing, gifts, and coffee with Byron Kern of Dallas also sharing in the celebration.

Owen David Ringness Lawrence Ringness North Avenue Ringness Byron Kern Dallas Mr. Ringness Mr Kern S. M. Ringness E. C. Ringness M. A. Ringness Alice Ringness Hannah Olson M. S. Hoel M. L. Solberg David Carl Tyssen C. Tyssen Walter Hansen Teresa Ronnie Rhonda Paula Clifton Nathan

Melvin Prescher Honored With Palm Sunday Confirmation

Melvin Prescher son of Mr and Mrs Walter Prescher was one of the group confirmed on Palm Sunday April 15 at Zion United Church of Christ in Womack A dinner in his honor followed at his parents home Attending were Mr and Mrs Ben Thiele Mr and Mrs Louis Thiele and family Mrs E A Prescher Mr and Mrs Ernest Prescher Mr and Mrs Fritz Prescher and son James Mr and Mrs Calvin Rueter and sons Rodney and Donald and Mr and Mrs B W Schroeder and daughter Jenny all from Womack community Mr and Mrs Gordon Van Winkle and children Mark and Susan of Dallas and Melvin’s brother Walter Prescher Jr Tarleton State College Stephenville After the dinner the afternoon was spent visiting and picture taking Visiting here Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A Hyles were their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs James Hyles and children Mike Mark and Kimby of Dallas.

Melvin Prescher Walter Prescher Zion United Church of Christ Womack Melvin Ben Thiele Louis Thiele E. A. Prescher Ernest Prescher Fritz Prescher James Calvin Rueter Rodney Donald B. W. Schroeder Jennie Gordon van Winkle Mark Susan Dallas Walter Prescher Jr Tarleton State College Stephenville

Wally Ludtke Named Third Right Halfback at Houston

University of Houston reports Wally Ludtke a sophomore and son of Mrs. Martha Ludtke Clifton as the third right halfback after ten days of spring practice. The squad lists 13 lettermen among the first 22 spots with Bill McMillan Houston Reagan as the top right halfback followed by Mike Carew Corpus Christi.

University of Houston Wally Ludtke Martha Ludtke Clifton Bill McMillan Houston Reagan Mike Carew Corpus Christi

Spitzer Qualifies for State Meet in Austin

Albert Spitzer a Morgan High sophomore and Garnersville native qualified for the regional meet in Stephenville April 13 and 14 in typing shot put discus and relay events. He placed second in the discus with 142 feet 7 inches earning a spot at the state meet in Austin May 4 and 5.

Albert Spitzer Morgan High School Garnersville Stephenville Young Spitzer Austin

Dormans Celebrate 58 Years of Marriage in Fairview

Mr and Mrs E S Dorman Sr marked 58 years of marriage last Saturday. Church services drew many visitors on Sunday. The Blassingame column notes local visits and Easter time gatherings among Fairview families including Gloff Jones and Jones households.

Sherry Ann Brown Teaches English At Riverside Junior High

Sherry Ann Brown of Morg an is among 467 North Texas State University students serving as student teachers in Dallas Fort Worth Denton area schools this semester. She teaches English at Fort Worth Riverside Junior High School during a training plan that includes half day or full day sessions across various nine week periods.

Sherry Ann Brown Morgam North Texas State University Denton Dallas-Fort Worth-Denton Miss Brown Tracy Brown Morgan Fort Worth Riverside Junior High School

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Mosheim News Clements Joneses Mrs. Marshal Mitchell Leonard Gaskamp Edward Tipton Marshal Mitchell Charles John E. A. Garren R. C. Spitzer Otis Miles Bill Freedman Dick Henry Mosheim Henry Harry Huston Lubbock Clyde Henry Carl Cummings H. H. Gerdes Optometris Washington Ave Busy Bee Club Brynie Maxie Wallace Edward Bryn Antes POAGE E. Ragsdale Clifton, Texas America H. D J. A. Hyles James Hyles Mike, Mark Kimby Fairview News E. S. Dorman Dick Blassingame E. S. Dorman Sr Herman Halbert John Wallace Gloff North Texas State College W. R. Gloff Marsha Carl Jones Gary W. R. Gloffs R. M Joe Allbright and Sons Andrews F. T. McCollum Selmer Erickson American Legion Clifton Funeral Home Mana Clifton Volunteer Fire Department Hermann Sons Lodge Womack Hall Lone Star Eagles OF Hamilton Charlie’s Cafe Eagtender Co Gilmore & Davis, Inc Furniture Mcgregor Central Texas
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