Clifton Record 1962 Photo Contest Winners Featured
The Clifton Record on February 2, 1962 highlighted three photo contest winners for the most photogenic babies judged by Winston B. Lucas Studios. Stanley Strain topped the field, with Fred Deibert second and Linda Erickson third. The issue also notes stock transfers in a funeral business, local election campaigns, veteran meetings, school sports results, fundraising efforts, and various community notices across Clifton.
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Clifton Record
Winston B. Lucas Studios
Stanley Strain
Bobby V. Strain
Clifton
Fred Deibert
Laverne Deibert
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Dy Ounoue Withers
the Clifton Record
Linda Erickson
Mrs. Homer Erickson
Clif
J.B. Darden Jr
The
Clifton Funeral Home
G. Jackson
Dan E. Orbeck
Darden
Meridian High School
College of Mortuary Science
Dallas
FM 927
Sh6
Bosque River
Vista Strickland
Velma W. Golden
National Guard
State
Roger Q. Evans
Baird
Clifton Cubs
Hubbard
Itasca
Lorena
Lorena Boys
J.P. Ward
Miriam Thompson
Clifton High School
Betty Crocker
Texas
General Mills
Austin
Paul Prescher
Erich Prescher
H.L. Knust
Berkshire
Derril Wenzel
Fat Stock Show
James Lynn Kelly
Claud Kelly
Gary Josey
J.O. Josey
Cisco Junior College
Cisco
Navarro Junior College
Texas Junior College
Itor
Clifton Volunteer Department
Clifton Jaycees
Sue Snider
Dallas Morning News
Joan Jannette Sorenson
L.A. Sorenson
Crawfills Gap
M.A. Anderson Jr
A.M. Anderson
Clifton Independent School Districts
Katie Outlaw
School
Webb
Billy Blake
Gid Smith of
Hiram Smith
Marine Corps
Twentynine Palms
Cali
Oscar Outlaw Garage
Ground Hog
Clifton Mercantile Company
Swift
Calvert
Forni
Die
Jerton
Antiques & Collectibles
Sun
West 5Th Street
Bank
C.d.’S
C.D
IRA
Brent Mattson
Brian Mattson
Blake Mattson
Signal Securities, Inc
Bosque
Waco
FDLC
D.’s
FINRA
SIPC
Throckmorton
Ft. Worth
Mal Couch
Saan
S. Hwy
Agean
Ausion City
LuRay Construction
County Rd
Morgan
Jofe
Automobile
Bosque County
P.O. Box
Clifton Texas
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