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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1960

Page

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Meridian to Build New Gym at Meridian High

Meridian plans a new $70,000 gymnasium at Meridian High School with construction set to start around September 1. Superintendent Walter B. Parks Jr. says plans are drawn and the project aims to finish before the January conference basketball race. Voters approved $70,000 in bonds and a tax-rate boost from $1.25 to $1.50 per $100 valuation, both passing by large margins 205 to 55.

Meridian High School Walter B. Parks Jr Meridian

Plane Crash Near Glen Rose Kills Two

A light private plane crashed on the Bill Pruitt Ranch about three miles south of Glen Rose killing the pilot Herman Richard Buzbee of Waco and his passenger Jasper Louis Bowers of Waco. The victims, both in the used car business, died at the scene and funeral services were held Thursday.

Bill Pruitt Glen Rose Herman Richard Buzbee Loftin Street Waco Jasper Louis Bowers Travis Street Pruitt Ranch

Mrs Marie Reesing Larson Dies in Fort Worth

Mrs Marie Reesing Larson age 86 of Fort Worth died August 3 at All Saints Hospital after a ten day illness. She was born in Norway and survived by her Clifton born brother O B Reesing, widow of Louie Larson who died in 1951. Funeral held August 4 at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev S B Knudsen. a full obituary is planned for next week.

Marie Reesing Larson Fort Worth All Saints Hospital Larson O. B. Reesing Clifton Norway Louie Larson Clifton Funeral Home S. B. Knudsen Trinity Lutheran Church

Three Babies Born Thursday July Twenty Eighth in Local Hospitals

SM aA Jeffrey Jay Brasher son of Mr and Mrs Billy R Brasher of Fort Worth was born Thursday July 28 1960 at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces Dub Allen Holmes son of Mr and Mrs Joe A Holmes of Crawford was born Thursday July 28 at the local hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces David Glenn Sanders son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Sanders of Meridian Route 1 was born Thursday July 28 1960 at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital weighing 8 pounds at birth

Jeffrey Jay Brasher Billy R. Brasher Lazy Lane Road Fort Worth Goodall and Witcher Clinic Dub Allen Holmes Joe A. Holmes Box 213 Crawford David Glenn Sanders Henry C. Sanders Route 1 Meridian

1959 Tax Roll Collected 96.27 Percent Despite Delinquent Additions

County Tax Assessor-Collector Earl R. Behringer reports 96.27 percent of 1959 taxes collected by June 30 1960. Delinquent rolls incur 11 cent interest then rise 14 percent monthly until paid. State county and school taxes totaled 41 369 60 102 395 62 167 need full text.

Earl R. Behringer Commissioners’ Court Garnersville Mosheim Crawfills Gap Prairie View Willow Springs Eulogy Koppers Leader Springs Coyote Walling Bend Hill Creek Merrivale Rock Springs Iredell Turnersville China Spring Morgan Meridian

Morgan Youth Marion Cox Die?nd in East Texas Crash

Graveside services were held for Marion Duke Cox 17 at Morgan Cemetery after an August Sunday car crash near Gilchrist. He and companion Donald Suthard 21 died. two Dallas men were critically hurt. Cox, a Lamar Tech student, resided in La Marque with his mother Mrs Dorothy Cox. Services were led by Reverend Charles Williamson of Beaumont. Surviving Cox are his mother, a brother Marvin, and his maternal grandmother Mrs L R Duke.

Morgan Cemetery Marion Duke Cox Gilchrist Galveston Young Cox Dorothy Duke Cox Clifton and Morgan Donald Henry Suthard Dallas Cox Lamar Tech Beaumont Dorothy Cox la Marque Young Suthard Emken-Linton Funeral Home Charles Williamson Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church Marvin Cox L. R. Duke

Clifton Public Schools Set September Start For 1960 61

School opening planned for September 1 1960 with teachers meeting August 30. High school registration begins August 30 for seniors then juniors sophomores and freshmen. First grade enrollments Tuesday afternoon with parent present. New staff include replacements for Butler and Bullard. cafeteria and custodial changes set. Building repairs completed with gym updates and new shower facilities. total staff 45.

Clifton Public Kent Appleby Appleby Fred West DeLeon Richard Lairdon Yutto Eugene Butler Harry Bullard Otto Gangshei P. J. Dahl Charlie Miles

Longtime Clifton Lady Mrs Will Manske Dies at 82

Mrs Will Manske aged 82 years 7 months 23 days died 1 10 pm Saturday July 30 at Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home where she had lived since April 27 She was born December 7 1877 in Osowo Germany and came to the United States in 1884 Her family settled in Independence Texas later moving to Crawford Clifton area She married Will Manske February 18 1901 and had four children Edith Hildegarde Arnold Velma Her husband died January 27 1936 She had lived on a farm near Clifton before moving to 1102 West Pecan Street in Clifton around 1948 The obituary notes her Lutheran faith and longtime residence in the Clifton area.

Clifton Will Manske Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home Manke Manske Providence Hospital Waco Goodall and Witcher Clinic Sunset Home Helen Julia Clara Olga Ninow Manske Osowo West Prussia Germany Oscar Ninow Johanna Kypke Ninow Pecan Street

Homemaking Dept Offers Short Courses This August

Short courses in sewing furniture upholstering and slip cover making will be offered August 15 to 18 in Clifton High School's homemaking department. Open to any Clifton area adult. A preliminary meeting is at 9 30 A M August 15. For information call Mrs Jameson MA2 3560.

M. B. Jameson Clifton High School Clifton Jameson

Clifton's Gin Ready For 1960 Cotton With New Equipment

Roye Payne owner of Clifton's Gin has modernized by installing a Moss Lint Cleaner costing about 9000 dollars and adding four Murray stands and feeders plus other cleaning and drying gear. He aims to attract cotton farmers across the Clifton trade area and handle early bales as soon as they come in.

Clifton’s Gin Roye Payne Morgan I. M. Solberg Texas Murray Mr. Payne Clifton Payne Solberg Bronstad Trotter Meridian Bosque County Valley Mills Mosheim Bun Cummings

County Agent Report Highlights 4-H Winners and Upcoming Beef Course

Bosque County 4-H member Tommy Fair Jr. won the Sears Heavy Litter Contest with nine Duroc pigs weighing 492 pounds at 56 days, earning a $15 prize and ribbon. Ronny Thomas placed with eight pigs weighing 324 pounds. Beef cattle short course is set for August 8–10 at Texas A&M. Bosque 4-H Camp planned August 15–17 at Lake Whitney with a $2.50 fee and swimming. record books due August 15.

Wayman D. Davis R. G. Burwell Stephenville Waco Area Sears Bosque County Tommy Fair Jr Tommy Fair Walnut Springs Douglas McFarland Milam County Tommy Ronny Thomas Roy Thomas Clifton Ronny Texas A & M College Texas Extension Service Animal Husbandry Department Texas Experiment Station A & M College Lake Whitney Community Public Service Company

Pep Squad Opens Season With First Meeting

Clifton High School announces its pep squad will hold its initial meeting Friday August 5 at 6 30 PM in front of the main building. Participants must attend as uniform sizes will be taken. The squad begins preparations for the first football game the day school starts.

Clifton High School

Poage Outlines Rigid Farm Price Plan At Bosque Meeting

Congressman Poage discussed his farm support stance with Bosque County Farm Bureau directors at Clifton City Hall. He argued for a high rigid price floor while requiring farmers to reduce acreage to balance supply, challenging the no subsidy approach favored by some farmers and the Texas Farm Bureau.

Poage Bosque Farm Bureau W. R Bob) Poage Bosque County Farm Bureau Clifton Farm Bureau Benson Department of Agriculture Democratic Congress Eisenhower Bosque County Eleventh Texas Farm Bureau 11Th Congressman Poage

Outstanding Act Leon Adams to Perform at Clifton Rodeo

Clifton Horse Show's tenth annual rodeo announces Leon Adams of Stuart Oklahoma as featured specialty act. Adams brings Roman riding comedy horse and two trained Brahma bulls, plus a parade float pull. Open events and added money listed for Bareback Bronc, Calf Roping, Saddle Bronc, Cutting, Ladies Barrel, Bull Riding, Walking Horse, Steer Wrestling, and Junior Bull Riding with entry fees and purses.

Leon Adams Stuart Oklahoma Mr. Adams Southwest Clifton Horse Show Group Clifton Raymond H. Rogstad Adams Bosque County Farm Bureau Homer McDougal

Clifton Personal Notes Highlight Local Returns and Visits

Jerry Golden, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Golden of Valley Mills, returned home weekend after hospital liver illness treatment in Dallas. Mrs C Anderson leaves Clifton Mercantile hardware for Central Texas Lumber. A T Duncan and wife visited Moran July 24 25 for John Rice golden wedding anniversary. PFC Kenneth Bean to leave Korea by boat for the United States. Paul Watson of Dallas visited Clifton with her parents L C Holloway and attended the Taylor Reunion in City Park.

Jerry Golden Thomas Golden Valley Mills Dallas C. Anderson Clifton Mercantile Company Hardware Department Central Texas Lumber Company A. T. Duncan Moran John Rice Rice Duncan Pfc Kenneth Bean Korea United States Paul Watson L. C. Holloway Clifton Taylor City Park 7. W. Watsons Turnersville

Clifton buyers report cattle sale prices and poultry market

Prices from Thursday morning show eggs at 32c per dozen for No 1 and 24c for others, eggs 24c, hens 6c per pound, cream 40c per pound. Grain notes include oats 69c per bu and wheat 1.80 per bu. Cattle volume around 450 head with overall drop of about 1 or more dollars from last week. top slaughter steers 22 to 24 dollars, cows 13 to 14.50, stockers 19 to 23, cows and calves 120 to 200. next week hogs and lambs at 11:00 A M and cattle at 1:30 P M.

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