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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1974

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Clifton to Undergo Tax Reappraisal by Fort Worth Firm

Clifton City Council approved an emergency move for a tax re appraisal by Professional Appraisal Co. of Fort Worth. The aim is to equalize rather than raise taxes, with appraisers surveying 600 residences and 100 business properties. The effort, first major reassessment since 1965, will update value schedules based on local costs and conditions.

Clifton Professional Appraisal Co Fort Worth Jim B. Smith City of Clifton Smith B. Barney Baxter City Hall Baker Alterman Burton Hoff

CHS 25th Class Plans Half Century Reunion

Clifton High School's Class of 1925 plans a 50 year reunion. Clyde Duke reports: in 1974 the group held a small coffee gathering to map events for a 1975 reunion. Of 51 graduates, 44 are living and all have been located. Clifton remains a large Texas town with friendly residents.

Clifton High School Clyde Duke CHS Clyde Hurst Bessemer Ala Houston Cooksey’s Cecil Totsie Coston Alma Moorman Leone Arthur Hyles Thelma Schumacher Irene Gangshee Helen Resler Castell Roscoe Patterson Ewell Frances Bonds Clyde Olivia Duke Olivia Clifton High

Calf Dies as Fire Destroys Dick Blassingame Barn

A lightning strike during a thunderstorm caused a Friday evening blaze at the Dick Blassingame barn. One calf died and a cow was severely burned as 900 bales of hay grain and cotton seed were destroyed. The fire fully engulfed the barn, preventing safe cattle removal.

Dick Blassingame

Clifton senior Warren Dahl named to Super Centex football team

Clifton High School lineman Warren Dahl, 5 10 and 185 pounds, was selected as a member of the 19th annual Super Centex football team by the Waco Tribune-Herald staff from over 2 000 players across 75 Central Texas schools. Dahl earned his spot for athletic ability, sportsmanship, and classroom participation. Aubrey Roberts coaches the Clifton Cubs.

Clifton High School Aubrey Roberts Clifton Cubs National Guard Armory Clifton Mothers of Cils Clifton Cub Warren Dahl Dahl CHS Waco Tribune-Herald Texas Hollis Riddle

Public backs new 55 mph limit says Baker

Texas DPS Patrolman Gerald Baker of Clifton reports public cooperation with the 55 miles per hour speed limit. He notes the reduced speed has correlated with a lower accident rate. One accident occurred this week involving Walter Lanpher of San Antonio, a tractor semi-trailer that jackknifed when a left front tire blew out one mile north of Clifton on State Highway 6. Light damage and no injuries resulted.

Texas Dept. of Public Safety Gerald Baker Clifton DPS Baker Walter Lanpher San Antonio

Nine Die In Bosque County Rural Highway Crashes In 1973

Nine persons died and 101 were injured in 198 motor vehicle accidents on rural highways in Bosque County during 1973. Nineteen accidents occurred in December, per Sergeant J. W. Wilson, Patrol supervisor. The 19 December accidents caused no deaths but 11 injuries.

Bosque County Cording J. W. Wilson Texas Dept. of Public Safety Patrol

Clifton Volunteer Fire Department Elects Charles Powers As President

Clifton Volunteer Fire Department names Charles Powers as president succeeding David Kettler. George Harris remains fire chief with new officers including Charles Henkelman as first vice president Jodie Seljos as second vice president Jamie Zander as assistant chief and Harold Kettler as second assistant chief. New trustees include Clinton Linderud and veterans Charles Jorgenson Lloyd Lumpkin. New members Gus C Krueger Jr and Raydell Watley join. Fourth annual Firemen New Year Dance planned after third year's success.

Clifton Volunteer Fire Department Charles Powers The David “Smokey” Kettler George Harris Department Charles Henkelman Jodie Seljos James Fuller Hugo Anz Clinton Linderud Charles Jorgenson Lloyd Lumpkin Jamie Zander Harold Kettler Gus C. Krueger Jr Raydell Watley

City Planning Meeting Called by Mayor Smith

Mayor Jim B. Smith urges public attendance at a 7 pm meeting on city planning. The joint session includes the City Planning and Zoning Committee and the Citizens' Advisory Committee at Clifton City Hall. Speakers include Vernon Behringer from the State Dept. of Planning, Brown Hudson, and Jim Gilmore.

Jim B. Smith Clifton City Hall City Planning and Zoning Committee Citizens’ Advisory Committee Vernon Behringer State Dept. of Planning and Community Affairs Division of Zoning Austin Brown Hudson Witchita Falls Jim Gilmore Heart of Texas Council of Governments

Bosque Museum Plans Expansion Funded by Local Bequests

Bosque County Memorial Museum will expand by about 40 percent with two large bequests funding North and South Wing additions. The Larson bequest furnishes a 25 foot East end for the Larson collection of Indian artifacts while Pederson funds finance the South Wing. The project includes central heat and air, brick wings, and an enclosed courtyard, with construction by Central Texas Lumber Company and bids still open.

Dan Orbeck Bosque County Memorial Edwin Larson McKinney Larson O. N Bob) Pederson Kilgore Pederson Ole C. Pederson Clifton Bosque County Bob Pederson Milton Bergman Turner Creenwade Odie Pedson Pern. Pederson Minneapolis Minn Mart Central Texas Lumber Company

Augsburg College Choir at Trinity February 4

Augsburg College Choir from Minneapolis will present an a cappella program at Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton on February 4 at 8 p m The 64 voice choir directed by Dr Leland Suteren will be housed by Clifton residents and served a pre concert meal by the Trinity women The program includes Amazing Grace hymns Negro spirituals and choral anthems An offering will replace admission tickets to help cover bus costs All Bosque County residents are invited to hear the performance.

Trinity Lutheran Church of Clifton Milton Allen Trinity PLOW Dagny Hartey Bosque County

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Richard Liardon Liardon CHS ‘25 Mr. Duke Bosque Museum Larson Wing Edward Larson Oscar Carlson Valley Mills Oscar Larson Cleburn Lars Larson Dallas Ralph Larson California John Carlson Thrond Larson Beatrice Hoff Mikkel Johana Hoff Bert Ulland Egert Ellingson Marie McNeil Lewis Pederson Paul Uoll Orbeck Augsburg College Choir
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