Clifton Police Chief reports six month city activity
Clifton Chief James Bird and Officer Clarence Beasley handled 697 day and night calls from June 24 to December 30 1963. The six months saw 21 motor vehicle accidents with 4915 in property damage, 17 thefts with eight cleared, one stolen vehicle recovered from Irving, 91 traffic cases filed, 212 written warnings and 400 verbal warnings. Miss Willie Mae Wallace visited Houston over Christmas to January 2 returning January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clfton
James Bird
Clarence N. Beasley
Bird
Clifton
Irving
Justice of the Peace E. W
Fibber) McGee
Clifton Births Report From Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Wiethorn announce daughter Shar on Fay born December 30, 1963 at Clifton hospital weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. Alan Grant Brooks Jr born December 31, 1963 at Clifton hospital weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. John Robert Tot en born January 6, 1964 at local hospital weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Curtis Kevin Offutt born January 6, 1964 at Clifton hospital weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Ronnie Carr Dahl born December 31, 1963 at Clifton hospital. older brother Bobby Joe listed. paternal grandparents Milton G Dahl Sr. Star Route Clifton.
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Lonnie Wiethorn
Route 3
McGregor
Sharon Fay
Clifton Hospital
Alan Grant
Grant W. Brooks Jr
South 49Th Street
Temple
Mary Ann Mickelson
Otis Mickelson
Route 1
Clifton
Billie Eugene Toten
West 13Th Street
John Robert
Curtis Kevin
Curtis T. Offutt
Box
Whitney
Robert Chris Dahl
Lewisville
Ronnie Carr
Bobby Joe
Milton G. Dahl Sr
Star Route 2
Mrs. C. M. Webb Obituary Filed in Clifton and Nevada
Mrs. C M Webb age 68 6 5 of Clifton died January 1 from a heart attack after visiting the Pearson home her funeral services were held in Clifton and Nevada with ministers from Austin Dallas officiating She had taught in Collin County and later worked as a house mother in Waco and at the United Presbyterian Home in Dallas Waxahachie and Nevada later memorial burial followed in Nevada Cemetery.
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C. M. Webb
Clifton
Clifton Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
Nevada
Pearson
Webb
E. E. Stewart Motors
Clifton Hospital
M. D. Woodruff
Austin
Jeanie Bird
Love Divine
Fairest Lord Jesus
Susan Witcher
William G. Etheredge
Dallas
Maude Passons Webb
J. B. Passons
Greenville
Collin County
Burleson College
Clint Marvin Webb
Mr. Webb
Meridian educator Joe White dies after long service
Joe White of Meridian Bosque County longtime School Superintendent for 21 years died at 3 40 o clock Tuesday morning January 7 in Meridian hospital He was 53 years 6 months and 15 days old Born in Fairview Bosque County on June 23 1912 White taught at Garnersville Coyote and Smith Bend then became County School Superintendent in 1942 moving to Meridian in 1943 He held many community roles and earned degrees from Texas Wesleyan Baylor University He served in World War II and remained active in church school and civic groups
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Joe White
Meridian
Bosque County
Mr. White
Fairview
Henry Arthur White
Ada Grounds White
Clifton Public Schools
White
Fern Moorman
Clifton College
Garnersville
Coyote
Smith Bend
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Worth
Baylor University
Waco
Marquis National Biography
Meridian Volunteer Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Meridian Cemetery Association
Teen Center
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
First Baptist Church
Texas State Teachers Association
Heart of Texas Study of American Heritage
Hale-Aiken
Clifton Cubs Defeat Glen Rose 52 39 In District Opener
Clifton High boys beat Glen Rose 52 to 39 in their first district basketball game. Gary Fredenburg led Clifton with 24 points while Chuck Gibbs had 20 for Glen Rose. Clifton girls won 38 to 33 led by Christie Jenson with 15 as Glen Rose’s Paulette Wilson added 11. Glen Rose edged BA 22-17 earlier. Junior high games and next schedules noted for Clifton, Whitney, Meridian, with 7:00 p.m. start times.
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Clifton High Cubs
Glen Rose
Clifton
Gary
Pete) Fredenburg
Chuck Gibbs
Clifton Girls
Christie Jenson
Joshua
Whitney
Meridian
Valley Mills
Meridian Triumphs 17 0 Amid Rough High School Tilt
In a hard fought game Meridian edged Clifton 17 to 0 as players endured injuries and rough play. Coach Jim Baldwin starred with a 35 yard field goal and two touchdown passes to Delezel while Charles Raines of Clifton suffered a serious knee injury.
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Aubrey Roberts
Doug
Railsback
George Brooks
Charles Reeves
Meridian
Jim Baldwin
Delezel
Charles Raines
Clifton
Dansby Jr. Dies Suddenly in Clifton at 47
C. E. Dansby Jr., 47, of 402 North Avenue K Clifton, died of a heart attack while working on Highway 6 road construction between Clifton and Meridian. He left home before 7 and died around 8 at a local hospital after his water truck stopped on an embankment. He was born February 19 1916 at Valley Mills, son of C. E. Dansby and Amy Whitley Dansby, survived by wife Evesta Kelly Dansby and twin sons Donald and Ronald. He had lived and farmed in various Texas communities including Mosheim and Valley Mills before establishing a family farm near Valley Mills.
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Bosque County
C. E Dansby Jr
North Avenue K
Clifton
Dansler
Highway 6
Meridian
Dansby
Mr. Dansby
Charles Edward Dansby Jr
Charles E. Dansby
Amy Whitley Danshby
Valley Mills
Valley Mills High School
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas Highway Department
Evesta Lee Kelly
H. L. Kelly
Goldthwaite
Edwin Nichols
Dansby Con
Lions Re schedule Light Bulb Sale in Clifton
Clifton Lions Club plans a house to house and business canvass on January 14 after their regular meeting to raise funds for local projects. They will sell Prospect-Paks of bulbs at two dollars per package including four 100 watt bulbs two 75 watt and two 60 watt with bulbs priced at 25 cents each.
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Clifton Lions Club
Clifton
W. F. Key Jr
Clifton PTA to Meet Next Wednesday in Bettis Auditorium
Clifton Parent-Teacher Association schedules its next regular meeting for 3:00 PM Wednesday January 15 in the Bettis Auditorium. Mrs E B Harris' speech class will present Religions of the World, under the theme Religion Demands the Best in Man and Tells Him How to Accomplish It, and the year’s study World Citizenship through Education. All Clifton Public Schools supporters are urged to attend. Mrs Walter Day of Kopperstown entered Clifton hospital January 7 for medical care.
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Clifton
Parent-Teacher Association
Bettis Auditorium
E. B. Harris
PTA
Clifton Public Schools
Texas sports writers pick 1963 top Texas athlete
Tobin Rote of Rice and San Diego led votes to top the Texas Sports Writers Association 1963 athlete awards. Bobby Joe Conrad of Clifton placed third after a standout season as a pass receiver with the St. Louis Cardinals. Other top finishers included Mickey Wright and Bill Howton with Wright leading in first-place votes.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
Clifton
Texas A. & M. University
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Sports Writers Association
Texas
Tobin Rote
Rice University
San Diego
Texas Association
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Rote
Bill Howton
Dallas Cowboys
Miss Wright
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Max Alvis
Cleveland
University of Texas
Bosque County Deer Kill Reaches About 1700 In 1963 Season
Game Warden Bob Rhody reports Bosque County deer season ended December 31 with a strong hunt and an estimated 1700 deer killed, about 40 percent antlerless. He notes more hunters than last year and urges return of doe permits by February 1 1964 and shooting preserve books by May 1 1964. Duck season closed January 4 goose through January 14 quail open to January 31 in both counties. He praises no accidents and urges caution for a safe finish.
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Bob Rhody
Bosque County
Hamilton County
Joe Stevens
Hamilton
Bosque
Death of Allan Dixon Darsey Jr in Clifton Texas
Allan Dixon Darsey Jr aged 16 died after brain tumor treatment at M D Anderson Clinic Houston following illness starting Sept 1963. Born Nov 8 1953, he was a Clifton Elementary student and First Methodist church member who enjoyed sports and a home built go cart with his father. Survived by parents four sisters and two grandmothers. Funeral Jan 9 at First Methodist Church Clifton with Rev J E Morton officiating.
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Allan Davies Jr
Oo Deve
Alpha Place
Clifton
M. D. Anderson
Houston
Allan
Allan D
Bill) Darsey
Mary Nell Lanehart Darsey
Allan Dixon Darsey Jr
Clifton Hospital
E. E. Schow
Methodist
Darsey
Leora Ragsdale
Allan D. Dorsey
Carolyn Ann
Teresa Nell
Michele
Peggy
Dudley Belcher
Waco
First Methodist Church
J. E. Morton
Ralph W. Helm
Penny Blue
Jeffreylin Wood
Martha Smith
Carl Schuerg
John Tom Gillaspie
Herman Behnke
Werner Philipp
Clif
FHA Accepting Emergency Loan Applications in Bosque County
Bosque County FHA supervisor Robert A. Wells says applications are open for emergency loans to cover feed and crop costs for farmers and stockmen. Loans aid those unable to obtain private credit and are repayable within a year from crop and livestock sales, with eligibility certified by the local FHA committee of Williamson, Hoel Jr., and Wirz.
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Bosque County
Farmers Home Administration
Robert A. Wells
FHA
Wells
James H. Williamson
Iredell
Martin S. Hoel Jr
Clifton
Albert A. Wirz
Kopperl
Bosque Memorial Museum to Stay Closed January February
Mrs. Ole J. Hoel Sr. reports the Bosque Memorial Museum in Clifton will remain closed in January and February due to unpredictable Texas weather and insufficient heating. Mrs. W. T. Miller of Aquilla was admitted to Clifton hospital on January 7 for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque Museum
Ole J. Hoel Sr
Bosque Memorial Museum
Clifton
W. T. Miller
Aquilla
Clifton Hospital
Bosque County Rainfall 1963 Drought Measured
Six stations report Bosque County averaged 19.37 inches of rain in 1963, 11.01 inches below 1962 and 29.92 below 1961. Largest rainfall 23.12 inches at Mustang community, Meridian. driest at Clifton and nearby stations. Wettest month November. March nearly dry. Shortage affected ranches and farming with tanks and hay.
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Bosque County
Grouth
New Texas Almanac
B. C. Rogstad Sr
Mustang
Meridian
Magnus Larson
Clifton
R. M. Jones
Fairview
Star
L. B Allen
Neils Creek
Carl Brauné
Womack
Clifton cattle market active with steady week-to-week tone
Thursday prices report large egg and grain quotes while Clifton buyers listed cattle bids from Wednesday auction. About 975 cattle offered with good to top grades $19 to $26.50. cows and calves $120 to $175. hog top at $14.30. eggs and grain prices noted for futures.
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Clifton
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Pat) Patterson
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Jennie Wallace
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W. T. Holder
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Lions
Clifton Pta
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