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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
7
Public notice outlines the 1966-67 Clifton Independent School District budget reading set for 7 30 P M on Tuesday August 23 at the school tax office 205 W 5th St Kent Appleby date September 26 3te
Mrs. Chris Ladlum thanks friends relatives and Pastor Marvin Ottmers for their help during her husband s hospital stay and sends blessings to all.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Thompson returned to Clifton last Saturday after a business trip to Ellsworth Iowa. Mrs Thompson visited her father E G Fardal Ames Iowa while he conducted business. They also spent two days with his brother Reverend Martin Thompson in Sioux Falls South Dakota who is seriously ill. The Thompsons left for Iowa on Friday July 8.
Bosque County School Superintendent Tom T Heartsill has met all requirements for a Master’s Degree in Education with a superintendent’s certificate from North Texas State University in Denton. Commencement exercises at NTSU are set for August. Heartsill, Meridian resident and Walnut Springs High School graduate, was appointed County School Superintendent last year after Andrew T Nutt resigned.
Mrs. Paul Christensen thanks her family relatives and friends for prayers visits flowers and cards while a patient at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas Special thanks to Pastors Marvin O Ottmers and Iver Haugen for prayers and visits expressing gratitude to doctors nurses and hospital staff for their care May God bless each of you
City of Clifton Texas invites sealed bids for one fire truck with plans and specs. Bids due August 8 1966 at 7 00 PM. City may waive irregularities and reject bids. Warrants up to 14000 dollars may be issued to finance purchase. Warrants bear up to 5 5 percent interest with max ten year maturity. Contractor may sell warrants at par as arranged by city. Notice signed by Mayor Chas Isenhower July 11 1966.
Bosque County invites bids by August 8 1966 9:00 AM for one new 1967 2 ton truck cab and chassis with dump body and hoist to serve Precinct 4. Trade-in offered on a 1951 Chevrolet 2-ton truck. Bids opened 10:00 AM August 8 with delivery required.
Odis Petsick longtime president of the First National Bank of Hico since 1947 died July 19 in a Fort Worth hospital after a brief illness. He had banking work in Fort Worth Brownwood Gustine and Comanche and was active in soil conservation and regional boards. Survived by wife one daughter five brothers five sisters and one grandchild.
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