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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1960

Page

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Herman Landua In Race For State's Senior Fireman

Herman H Landua receives the Senior Fireman Award from Clifton Volunteer Fire Department and Allstate Insurance for long service since 1930 He is in contention as Texas state Senior Fireman with a Dallas or Houston event pending and a paid family vacation at Lost Valley Ranch Bandera Texas

Herman H. Landua Clifton Allstate Insurance Companies T. F. Crawford Allstate Landou Tion Texas Dallas Houston Lost Valley Ranch Bandera

Baytown Woman Undergoes Chest Surgery for Scar Tissue

Jo Layne Reese daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Reese of Baytown and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C H Reese of Clifton underwent chest surgery last week in Baytown for a spot that proved to be scar tissue. The surgeon removed it and she is reported to be getting along nicely.

Jo Layne Reese Joe Reese Baytown C. H. Reese Clifton

Constitutional amendment to allow hospital districts in Lamar Hidalgo and Comanche

The proposal would amend Article IX to authorize creation of hospital districts coextensive with Lamar and Hidalgo Counties and with Comanche County Precinct No 4. It sets tax rates up to 75 cents per $100 for Lamar and Comanche while Hidalgo is 10 cents, requires voter approval, and allows transfer of property titles and state aid under specified conditions. It directs the governor to issue the proclamation for the November 1960 general election.

HOUSE State of Texas Lamar County Hidalgo County Comanche County State OF Texas Wichita County County County Commissioners Lamar Hidalgo

District 8 Farm Bureau Queen Contest at Cameron

Sue Pennington of Valley Mills will compete with five other District 8 Farm Bureau Queens in Cameron on Saturday at 8 P M in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall. A 3 P M rehearsal precedes a 5 P M supper at the Texas Cafe. Contest chair is Mrs S W McClaren. other contestants include Diane Boon Falls County Elizabeth Warren McLennan County Linda Ware Bell County Geneva Reistino Limestone County and Marilyn Hughes Milam County.

Bosque County Farm Bureau Sue Pennington Valley Mills Zeda Anne Jameson Elaine Bakke Mary District 8 Farm Bureau Cameron Oma Pennington Farm Bureau Queens Channel 6 Temple Sue

Miss Colwick Bride-Elect Entertained At Clifton Tea Shower

Miss Martha Colwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin P Colwick was honored at a bridal tea shower Saturday afternoon August 20 in Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton. She will wed Vernon Pat Erickson at 8 pm Saturday at Trinity Church Clifton. Guests registered in the guest book as arranged by the groom elects sister Betty Erickson. The receiving line included the bride elect, her mother and the groom elects mother. Corsages were distributed to the bridal party and mothers. The tea table featured pink gladioli pink carnations and pink leather leaf in a silver container with white Madeira cloth and pink and white tapers. Pink punch cookies white mints and pink napkins were served. Music by Lois Nell Lammert Patsy Brynell Erickson. Pink wreaths and sweetheart roses decorated the hall. Gifts were displayed for viewing. Hostesses included Mesdames Ervin Aars Clarence Erickson Otto Gangsher Walter Hansen Ed Kleine Raymond Lamert Granville Mangum Archie Nelson John Outlaw Lawrence Ringness and Joe Stacha. Mrs T N Foster visited Holland with her parents grandparents the past weekend.

Martha Colwick Calvin P. Colwick Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton Miss Colwick Trinity Church Vernon Pat) Erickson Homer Erickson Route 2 Betty Erickson Colwick Mrs. Erickson Gayle Tankersley Fred Ludwig Lois Nell Lammert Patsy Brynell Erickson Mesdames Ervin Aars Clarence Erickson Otto Gangsher Walter Hansen Ed Kleine Raymond Lammert Granville Mangum Archie 0. Nelson John Outlaw Lawrence Ringness Joe Stacha

Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Hosts August Meeting

Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met August 4 at 2 30 P M in the church basement with Mrs Walter Wiede as hostess. Alton Aars announced the hymn of the month All Depends On Our Possessing and N L Schlegel gave a reading. Rev Walter Rolf chose I Timothy 5 1 10 for the lesson. Aars read Psalms 121 in memory of Mrs Will Manske. A covered dish supper was planned for August 28 at 8 00 P M. Birthday salutes went to Mesdames Ernest Landgraf Woodrow Schneider and Nealy McDougal. The next meeting will be September 1 with Miss Erna Wiederaenders as hostess.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Walter Wiede Alton Aars N. L. Schlegel Walter Rolf Will Manske Mesdames Ernest Landgraf Woodrow Schneider Nealy McDougal Erna Wiederaenders

Personal Notes From Abilene and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs A T Duncan visited Abilene for the Harendt family reunion. Patsy Leck and Connie Forson went to La Grange for a Lutheran Youth camp week. Carl A Carlson of Route 1 Iredell renewed the Record for son in law and daughter Barry K Wyld and wife of Irving on their second anniversary. John Golden returned from Phillips after two weeks with Peregree and Sam Golden in Plain View. Golden traveled with Emmett Tearce of Lockney to Clifton to visit Walter Golden in the hospital.

A. T. Duncan Abilene Harendt Mrs. Dunean Patsy Leck Connie Forson la Grange Lutheran The Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod Carl A. Carlson Route 1 Iredell Barry K. Wyld Irving Wylds John Golden Phillips

Obituary for Mrs. Mattie Olson of the Norse community

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mattie Olson aged 75 years and 5 months at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel and St Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap. She died of a heart condition after years of gall bladder and heart trouble. Interment in St Olaf Rock Church Cemetery. She was born in Hatslo Norway March 17 1885 and moved to the Norse community west of Clifton. She married Jim Olson December 1920 who preceded her in death. Survived by a brother Otto Nygaard and sister Katie Surley of Dallas.

Mattie Olson Clifton Funeral Home St. Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap Iver Haugen Mattie Nygaard Olson P. O. Nygaard Ingeborg Melheim Nygaard Hatslo Norway United States Clifton Clifton Hospital Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home Tyssen Hall Olson Otto Nygaard Oscar Surley Katie Dallas Ole

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