Midland Boy of Month Randy Bryn honored by Optimists
Randy Bryn fourteen year old Midland resident received the Optimist Boy of the Month for July at a Midland Optimist Club luncheon. He saved his father during a June heart seizure and was nominated by Mrs Ned Swallow. He is an Eagle Scout candidate and future Lee High School freshman with prior honor roll status and student council leadership.
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Randy Bryn
Ray Bryn
Gulf Street
Midland
Midland Optimist Club
Hotel Scharbauer
Randy
John Bryn
Clifton
Martin Carlson Sr
Route 2
Meridian
Wilburn Buttery
The
Midland Optimists
Young Bryn
Lee High School
Austin Junior High School
Austin Junior High
Austin
Ned Swallow
West Storey Street
Bryn
Knitts Take Three-Week Vacation Across States
Reverend and Mrs. Erwin H. Knitt with children Heidi and Jeff depart Clifton for a three week trip visiting Mrs. Knitt's relatives in McMinnville Oregon and Cupertino California. David Knitt to return home from California with family. Reverend Walter T. Gigstad to conduct Trinity Lutheran services during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin H. Knitt
Heidi
Jeff
Clifton
Mc.Minnville
Oregon
California visitors stay with local family this week
Mr and Mrs Roger English and children from Los Angeles arrived Friday July 24 and stayed until Tuesday with Mrs Englishs brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Joe F Kral Jr Also joining were Mr and Mrs Harry Marak and children Sharon Harry Lee and Marty of West Mrs Marak is also a sister of the Kral and English families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger English
Linda
Shirley
Norma
Priscilla
Darrell
Los Angeles
California
Patient Recovers After Brain Tumor Surgery at Midland Memorial
This week a patient remained at Midland Memorial Hospital where doctors recently removed a brain tumor. The individual is convalescing satisfactorily and is identified as Mr. Bryn, brother of Edward Bryn of Clifton.
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Midland Memorial Hospital
Bryn
Edward Bryn
Clifton
Curtis A Wilson Dies in Clifton Hospital at 49
Curtis Alvin Wilson aged 49 years 10 months 25 days of 3510 Chapman Street Houston died at 11 53 am Friday July 31 at Clifton hospital after illness of four years with nephritis heart condition and complications. He was born Sept 6 1914 near Clifton and was baptized and confirmed in Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse. He leaves a son Jacob E Wilson and Betty Nelson Wilson of Clifton.
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Curtis A. Wilson
Chapman Street
Houston
Clifton Hospital
Mr. Wilson
Clifton
Jacob E. Wilson
Betty Nelson Wilson
West 9Th Street
Curtis Alvin Wilson
Turkey Creek
Reva Burton
Wilson Rites Mark Clifton Native Mr Curtis Wilson Dies
Curtis A Wilson 73 of Houston formerly of Clifton died July 29 in Houston after a long illness. He married Lois Railsback on August 26 1938 in Clifton and had two sons Alvin and Clinton Ray and a daughter Linda who died in 1942. He worked at the Clifton ice plant and as a carpenter before moving to Houston in 1942 where he shipped and built. He served in the Texas National Guard and was a member of Eagles. Funeral services were held August 1 at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend Erwin H Knitt officiating. Interment in Clifton Memorial Park.
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Wilson
Lois E. Railsback
Walter Railsback
Houston
Clifton
Alvin
Clinton Ray
Linda
Community Public Service Company Ice Plant
Texas National Guard
Eagles
Mr. Wilson
Curtis A. Wilson
Clinton Ray Wilson
Erwin H. Knitt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Susan Witcher
Jeanie Bird
Jordan
Arthur L. Bronstad
Milton G. Dahl Sr
Edwin A. Sinderud
C. L
Dick) Golden
Arthur
Buck) Bronstad
Curtis Bakke
Clifton Memorial Park
Clifton visit for Gastons weekend trip to Galveston
Mr and Mrs Hayette Gaston of Waco visited Clifton last Thursday to escort Mrs Lonie Arnold and guest Miss Gaylan Judah of Amarillo on a weekend trip to Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayette Gaston
Waco
Clifton
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listing by Date
Admittances and dismissals for July 29 to August 4 1964 list patients by name and locality with medical or surgical status. Names include Mrs Homer Olson Clifton Mrs Otto Soberg Clifton John A Gill China Spring and others from Clifton Crawford Gap Meridian Walnut Springs Valley Mills and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Olson
Crawfills Gap
Otto Soberg, Clifton
Medi
Russell Wilbanks
Walnut Springs
Homer J. Russell
Clifton
O. A. Kelm
Hamilton
Bill Painter
Dock Martin
Meridian
Luther Warren
Valley Mills
John T. Hill
Whitney
C. H. F. Witte
McGregor
William B. Easum
John B. Cummings
Mosheim
Milton G. Dahl Sr
Clyde C. Long
Bastrop
Edmund A. Ulrich
Lakewood
Colorado
Jack A. Hybarger
Euless
Otto Schmidt
A. T. Richardson
Alfred Weber
Crawford
A. Golden
Preston Delashmit
Memphis
Tennessee
Joe F. Mueller
C. H. Riddle
Kopperl
Clarence Ponder
C. L. Ozment
Morgan
Louis Outlaw
Tab L. Warren
Fort Worth
Nora Hyde
Waco
M. J. Olson
Clifton Martin Carlson
Gilbert Westerfeld
Paul Malone
Clara Lormrude
J. F. Cooper
Iredell
Charlsie Mattlage
James C. Cooper
Memorial Gifts Acknowledge Cancer Society Support
Bosque County Unit of the American Cancer Society lists memorial gifts received from September 1, 1963, to August 1, 1964. The donations honor numerous individuals across communities including Clifton, Valley Mills, Walnut Springs, Crawford, Whitney, and Dallas, supporting cancer research and awareness efforts. Memorials may be sent to M. S. Wilkins, Star Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Unit Cancer Society
Bosque County
American Cancer Society
L. B. Hensley
Walnut Springs
Hensley
J. F. Garber
Jack Kirby
Alfred Hardwick
Joe B. White
Meridian
John Lee Matthews
W. B. Ring
Walter B. Parks Sr
Charley Timms
Morgan
Harold William McDaniels
Cross Plains
S. E. Samuelson
Clifton
John F. Kennedy
Washington, D. C
Randolph A. Morgan
Corpus Christi
James A. Harris
Fort Worth
Hugo Viertel
Crawfills Gap
Spenser Mayes
Graham
Ben H. Rice, Jr
Marlin
Rufus F. Higgs Sr
Stephenville
Buster A. Gough
Houston
Jim L. McClure
Walter Bogarth Jr
Dallas
Gus Amthor
Waco
Charlie Thiele
Valley Mills
Mattie Clayton
Tanner E. Hanson
Murphysboro
Illinois
Lillie B. Roberson
Mexia
M. S. Wilkins
Miss Judah Leaves Clifton After Short Vacation
Miss Judah, a Clifton school alumna now employed as a clerk-typist at Amarillo Air Force Base, departed August 5 after a two week vacation with her grandmother Mrs Arnold. Suzanne and Bill Turner visited Clifton last Sunday with Mrs Kathryn Smith and other relatives. Mr Turner moves to Oklahoma City as Standard Oil transfers him from Houston. Mr and Mrs C W Dillard of Bartlett joined in Clifton to visit Reverend and Mrs Clay Burns and daughters Brenda and Bridget Morgan.
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Judah
Clifton
Amarillo Air Force Base
Arnold
Louis Turner Jr
Suzanne
Bill
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Midland Club
Curtis Wilson
Cliff Oak Subdivision
Rven
Cliff Oak
D. J. Werven Survey Bosque CO
Texas
N.J Nelson
W. L. Gauntt
Goda Wid
Hospital
Cal
John A. Gill
China Spring
Medical
Fritz W. Zander
R. S. Ponder
Bessie L. Teeple
G. H. Sparkman
Henry Krollage
House OF Beauty
West
Shirley Hixon
Standefer
Chevrolet Company
Famous Name Sport
Wool and Dacron
Edward W. Leck
Raymond Clemons
W. L. Forster
Larry Sides
Hillsboro
Jimmy Meyer
McGreg
C. B. Allen Sr
George FE. Marsh
Milton G. Dah
Star Route 2
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