Ill residents and visitors listed in Fairview News brief
Dorman suffers a stroke at home last Friday and remains critical at Clifton Hospital. An unnamed patient has an additional stroke Sunday at Clifton Hospital. Mrs. Sam Schoonover seeks treatment at Port Worth Hospital. Mrs. Gus Sommerfeld isolated in Clifton Hospital since Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T A Classin group ill in Providence Hospital Waco. Visitors Barry Finstad spends time with the Dick Blassingames. Community hopes for quick recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES. Dorman
Clifton Hospital
Sam Schoonover
Port Worth
Gus Sommerfeld
T. A Classingame
Providence Hospital
Waco
Jerry Toward
Robin
Brad
Carrollton
Dick Blassingames
H. C. Bernhardts
Clifton
Barry Finstad
Crossroads News Social Roundup From Clifton Area
Community notes from Crossroads include visits between Clifton and Brady residents. Rosemary Jenson re-enters Baylor University for the 2nd Summer Session July 14 with roommate Janet Holder of Clifton. A Byford Ranch barbecue fed about 60 guests. The Norse Saddle Club hosted an old fashioned Box Supper to fund projects. Dorothy Ann Brown returned from Summer School in Denton. Brit Huse of Norway and guests from Port Arthur and Seguin visited Clifton, with Brit honored at a farewell coffee. Sympathy extended to the Patterson family on a recent loss. Local visits included Huse, Pernell Aars, and Dana family members touring the Astro dome and seeing a Reds game. Carolyn Thiele returned from Houston after an operation. Chaplain Milton Brown Jr noted Wayne Dennis of Smith Bend as Sunday morning acolyte at Fort Polk. Agnes Hoel spent days in Clifton Hospital. Pernie Rogstad admitted to Veterans Hospital in Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Jenson
Baylor University
Janet Holder
Clifton
Russell Hall
Ray Byford
Mr. Byford
Byford Ranch
Norse Saddle Club
Dorothy Ann Brown
Denton
Lydia Rystad
Port Arthur
Brit Huse
Stange
Norway
Lou Olga Heye
Seguin
Brit
R. D. Patterson
G. R. Patterson
Maggie L. Gann
Meridian
Burton Collins
Camphill
Terry A. Huse and
Dale
Texarkana
Crossroads
Milton Dahl, Jr
Fred A. Ludwig
Carl Smith
Milton Brown
Dorothy Ann
Charley
George Arnold
David Smith
Susan Dahl
Linda Ludwig
Bret
Bambi
Harses
Mark
Mike Dean
W. C. Dean
Carrollton
Roscoe Pattersons
Patterson
Garland Humphries
Leonard Humphries
Mesquite
Pernell Aars
Astrodome
Bill Oswalds
Astros
Carolyn Thiele
Houston
Milton ¢. Brown, Jr
Fort Polk
Wayne Dennis
Smith Bend
Soil Conservationists Stake Ponds and Terraces in Bosque District
Soil Conservation Service personnel staked farm ponds for O M Ramsey Bernard Erickson of Clifton and G W Reese and Hon Trancea of Morgan. Ponds checked for completion for G W Reese and H G Jennings and O M Ramsey. Herman Henkelman of Clifton completed over 2000 feet of parallel terraces and staked a waterway to grass. Robert Prokschl of Cranfills Gap had terraces staked to complete his field. Harold King joins the Meridian Work Unit as range conservationist after twenty years with SCS, relocating from Aspermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
O. M. Ramsey
Bernard Erickson
Clifton
G. W Reese
Hon-Trancea
Morgan
G. W. Reese
H. G. Jennings
Bosque
Herman Henkelman
Ciiton
Henkelman
Robert Prokschl
Cranfills Gap
Proksehl
Harold King
Meridian
King
The
Throckmorton
Aspermont
Federal Duck Stamp On Sale In Texas For 1969-70
The 1969 70 Federal Migratory Bird Stamp shows white winged scoters rising from water and is available at Tex post offices. Maynard Reese of Des Moines Iowa created the artwork chosen from 218 entries. The $3 stamp is required with a Texas hunting license, with all excess funds used to buy wetlands for waterfowl. Last year nearly two million stamps were sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Maynard Reese
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S. Department of the Interior
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Fairview News
Dick Brassincame
O. R. Jenson
Mrs
Harvey Hill
Brady
Agnes Hoel
Norse
Pernie Rogstad
Veterans Hospital
Marlin
Soil Conservation News
Watson TV
N. Hwy
Pap Sen Aj
Morgan-Jones
Winn’s
Dallas
Clifton - Bosque County
Cove
National
NBC
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