Local residents welcomed to Clifton area new arrivals
The Clifton Record notes new residents in the Live Oak and Crawfills Gap communities. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Settle recently purchased the G B Glasgow farm and plan small town life while Mrs. Settle helps at a local drug store. Other newcomers include Mr. and Mrs. Noble Damron and daughter, former Fort Worth residents, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bill Patrick, who reside in a rental home and work locally. The column also lists condolences and community notices, upcoming tax office hours, and a Christmas gathering at Crawfills Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Settle
California
G. B. Glasgow
Live Oak
Gatesville
Paul West
West
Settles
United Farm Agency
Noble Damron
Fort Worth
Damron
Julia Patrick
Charlie Bill Patrick
Nita Young
Bernt Bertelson
Charlie Bill
Gap
June Blum
David Drake Graydon
Peggy Dittmar
Cranfills Gap
Hico
Tarleton State College
Donnie
General Dynamics
Clifton Implement Company
Clifton Record
Mrs Hansen's Services Held for Martha Hansen
Funeral services for Martha Hansen 81 of Hamilton were held 2:30 p m Tuesday December 17 at First Methodist Church Cranfills Gap with Rev Dale Yant officiating. Burial followed in Cranfills Gap Cemetery. She died Sunday December 15 at Hamilton County General Hospital. Born June 9 1887 in Washington County to Fredrick and Marie Giese, she married Roland C Hansen in 1906 and had four sons and three daughters. Survivors include four sons Leota Ted Ernest Cecil and two daughters Erna and Gerda, plus 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hansen
Crawfills Gap
Roy Munger
Bonham
Jerry Dickie
Randy Hansen
Ft. Sill
Okla
Jerry Hansen
Mineral Wells
Ernest Hansen
C. W. Hansen
Waco
Leota Hansen
T. C. Houston
Temple
Cecil Hansen
Big Spring
G. P. Hasse
Leeota Jones
Rt. 1
Jonesboro
Gerda Jackson
Mont Belvieu
Barbara Ann Jackson
Nacogdoches
Harry Calverley
Garden City
Texas
Ovie Brummett
Woodard Brummett
Rt. 3
Hico
D. C. Freeman
Grand Prairie
Elton Freeman
Arlington
W. D. Brawley
Lois Hopkins
Frieda Herring
Maggie Paulson
Lola Babbitt
Selma Agee
Hamilton
Clarence Jackson
Tom Jackson
Orval Jackson
Merid
First Methodist Church
Cranfills Gap
Dale Yant
Martha Augusta Giese Hansen
Washington County
Frederick Giese and
Marie Bremer Giese
Roland C. Hansen
Hamilton County
Hill
Methodist Church
Milda Hansen
Bill ‘Millie Freeman
Russ ‘Bertha’ Brummett
Albert Giese
Adolph Giese
Ernest Giese
Ted Hansen
G. P
Erna Hasse
Eliese Giese
Willie Giese
J. T. Chambers
Bryan
Alan Hansen
Babson Report looks for inflation pressures through 1969
Babson predicts ongoing inflation in early 1969 with higher prices and wages, a cautious Nixon approach, and a steady dollar amid mixed international finance. The piece foresees a strong first half of 1969 in GNP terms, inflation constraints, and possible modest profit and interest-rate shifts as the new administration acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson’s Reports
de Gaulle
France
U. S
Germany
Free World
Europe
Babson
Nixon
Treasury
First Methodist Church Crawfills Gap Texas Service News
Rev Dale Yant leads Sunday worship at First Methodist Church Crawfills Gap Texas with worship at 9 30 a m and church school at 10 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Crawfills Gap
Texas
Dale Yant
Christmas Visits Reported Across Mosheim Area
Bill Bryan of Edna spends Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan. J S Cox of Lanes Chapel visits siblings Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Cox. Chas W Cummings and Mrs. Cummings visit Clifton relatives. Albert Gaskamp and family host son Leon ard Gaskamp. Karen Callan of N T S A Denton visits parents Mr. and Mrs. O L Lopez. Mrs. D R Henry hospital patient after a fall. Herman Bulman of Dallas visits local families Vickrey and Mitchell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bryan
Edna
W. J. Bryan
J. S. Cox
Lanes Chapel
Kirby Cox
Chas. W. Cummings
John B. Cummings
Clifton
Albert Gaskamp
Leonard Gaskamp
Tommie
D. R. Henry
Clifton Hospital
Karen Callan
Denton
O. L. Lopez
Herman Bulman
Dallas
Buster Vickrey
Marshal Mitchell
Memorial flag program for lost at sea service members
First Baptist Church lists Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m and services at 11 a m and 6 30 p m Rev Horace C Goodman preaches at 11 a m Eligible survivors of service men whose remains were lost at sea after May 27 1941 may receive a memorial flag by applying to the Veterans Administration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cranfills
Ramblin
With Ruth Reierson
Ian
Bob Fort
Lillie Nese
Mae Giese
Emma Pendleton
Jess White
Willa Mae Wallace
Laura Brown
Alfred Bremer
Lilie Bremer
Lorena
Eric Bremer
Nesedi Ie
Ted Chambers
Farmers Butane Gas Company
Chateau Ville Resturant
Cecil Rohne
David Bergman
Homer Olson
GAP Ffa
FFA
McGregor
Maurice Johnson
Jeff Phillips
Melvin Stanford
David Brown
John Hastings
Milton Amundson
Crantills Gap
Jack Elms
Roy Wilkins
Goldthwaite
E. R. Strong
Crawford
James Grimland
Binous Tindall
TAX Office
Anna Marie Simmons
Crawfills Gap Ffa
FHA
L. F. Orbeck
Rudolph Eisen
Paul Wilkerson
Babson Report
Johnson
WM. B. Bertelsen & Company Insurance Agency
Cranfill, Gap, Texas
Gene Knudson
Janelle Johnson
Bill Bertelsen
Hubert Viertel
Ray Hastings
Lonnie Tergerson
Ben Rhodes
Amy Christensen
Dorothy Rohne
Patsy Brown
Muriel Prokschl
Geraldine eJason
Inez Lee
P. O
Mosheim News
First Baptist Church
Horace C. Goodman
Scoe
Wayne
Wayne Tass
Armstrong
BEST
Mamstions
Austin Ave
Ray’s Automotive Service
Ralph Ray
North Hwy
Specials Gap Community Foods
Cranfills Gap, Texas
Food King
Blackeye Peas
Roxey Dog Food
Folger’s Coffee
Coats
Windo
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