De-annexation Petition Moves in Clifton Valley Mills Area
A group of 19 of 27 qualified voters seeks to de annex from the Valley Mills District to Clifton County School Board. They argue tax and curricular reasons amid financial figures showing area valuation at 235000 with 166000 real estate and 67000 personal property. The section covers about half of the former Moskeim District along local roads.
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Clifton Board
Valley Mills Board
Valley Mills
Clifton
Moskeim
Gibbs
Mr. Smith
Mosheim
Cureton
Clifton School
De-annexation dispute over Mosheim district lines and Valley Mills split
In a heated session, Cureton argues against transferring tax value to Clifton and cites petitions from 11 of 13 local students wishing to move to Valley Mills. He notes prior votes by Mosheim and warns such moves could set a countywide de annexation pattern.
Nephew Dies in Lueders Texas
Roy Webb Lovett aged five died July 16 after an accident in Lueders Texas Funeral services were held July 17 at an Abilene funeral home with burial in the Garden of the Gospels Cemetery Abilene He is survived by his mother Robbie Lovett two sisters Donna and Claudia and one brother Rob all of Abilene grandparents Claud Webb of Leeders Cecil Anderson of Roby and other relatives Attendees from Clifton Hillsboro included Mrs Sam Oswald Mrs Glen Wells and son Sammy Mrs Lula Belle Cook and son Timothy and Mr and Mrs Hubert Mackey and son Harold Also present were Mrs J M Wilkerson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilkerson and family and Mr and Mrs Wayne Burden and family Aunts include Mrs Oswald Mrs Mackey and Mrs J M Wilkerson
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Roy Webb Lovett
Lueders
Texas
Abilene
Don Lovett
Robbie Lovett
Donna
Claudia
Rob
Claud Webb
Leeders
Cecil Anderson
Roby
Sam Oswald
Glen Wells
Sammy
Lula Belle Cook
Timothy
Hubert Mackey
Harold
Clifton
J. M. Wilkerson
Kenneth Wilkerson
Wayne Bearden
Hillsboro
Oswald
Mackey
Grimland Family Visits Grand Prairie to Clifton Circuit
Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Grimland Jr. of Grand Prairie visited relatives last Friday with his grandmother Mrs. R. O. Bass. They toured the Bass family home in Houston on Saturday and later visited Bend Texas with Mrs. N. R. Smith returning to Clifton on Tuesday.
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Joe R. Grimland Jr
Grand Prairie
Nerve
R. O. Bass
Ralph O. Bass
Houston
Ralph QO. Bass
RO. Bass
Bend
Texas
N. R. Smith
Clifton
County Board Debate Over School Transfers and Authority
Mr Smith argues for an accurate local resident list and cautions against ruling for posterity on children's views. He notes state law allows parent transfers to any public district and says de annexation petitions are permissible if lawful. He emphasizes that only qualified individuals matter, not children or landowners.
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Mr. Smith
Cureton
Smith
State of
Texas
Town hearing on Valley Mills attendance sparks tax rumor debate
At a Mosheim Clifton district meeting 11 area children were listed for Valley Mills attendance. Parents contested school taxes and rumors of tax break offers were denied by Clifton School Board member Raisback. proceedings linger as trustees seek lawful resolution.
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Valley Mills
Bartles
Aguilar
Ramey
Symank
Bob Ramey
Smith
Clifton
Mosheim
Hubert Bartles
Mr. Bartles
Douglas Raisback
Clifton School Board
Gibbs
Shipp
Frank Bearden
Attorney Smith
Cost trend in college expenses for Bosque County families
Private college cost up to 3400 dollars per year per student with transportation recreation books and clothing raising total private and public college expenditure for Bosque County families to about 925000 dollars. Half the students are assumed to attend public institutions and half private.
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Bosque County
First Baptist Church Laguna Park Service Times
Sunday School begins at 10 00 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M and Evening Worship at 6 00 P M conducted by Rev Joe Stevens at First Baptist Church Laguna Park.
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First Baptist Church
Laguna Park
Joe Stevens
First County 42 Domino Tourney Set August 27th
Bosque County to host a county-wide first domino and forty two tournament August 27 in Clifton at the Educational Building of the First Methodist Church. Community leaders across towns are organizing eliminations to select a county team for the event sponsored by the Aging Subcommittee of the Bosque County Program Building Committee.
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First County
First Methodist Church
Clifton
Coyote
Jack McMillan
Valley Mills
Mae Teeters
South Avenue
Clifton Crawfills Gap
Ben Rhode
Iredell
Vinita Blakley
Bill Helm
Laguna Park
Ed Apple
Laguna Park Station
Lakeside Village
Meridian
Tommy Brooks Morgan
John Dunn Mosheim
H. D. MckKinney
Norse
Milton Dahl, Jr
Clifton Valley Mills
Hubert Nutt Jr
Walnut Springs
Gertrude Broyles
Rt. 1
Womack
FE. C. Johle
Bosque County Program Building Committee
S. L. Sharp
Miss Mott to Wed Mr Flint in Taylor Texas
Miss Carolyn Mott and Glenn Flint will be married on Saturday, August 1 at the First Presbyterian Church in Taylor Texas. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Mott of Taylor. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mott
Glenn Flint
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor, Texas
J Oscar Mott
Taylor
Three County Youth Attend Citizenship Seminar
Debra Brown from Clifton Michael Hollingsworth and David Smith of Valley Mills will attend the eighth annual Texas Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar at Baylor University in Waco July 28 to August 1. Sponsored by local Farm Bureaus and associated groups, Debra leads as a Future Homemakers official. The program covers citizenship heritage government and anti communism, with lectures from firsthand accounts and discussion of apathy and governance challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Brown
Edward Brown
Clifton
Michael Hollingsworth
B. B. Hollingsworth
Valley Mills
David Smith
Robert Smith
Texas Farm Bureau
Baylor University
Waco
Michael
David
Bosque County Farm Bureau
Debra
Texas Association of Future Homemakers
Texas Farm Bureau Ass'n
America
Hollingsworth
Mesque County Farm Bureau
Texas Ass'n
Ass'n
Son of Flint Family Noted in Clifton Area
To be is the son of Mr and Mrs James Lee Flint of Taylor formerly of Clifton. He is also grandson of Mr and Mrs C L Flint of Clifton and Mrs Richard F Ellingson of the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Tome. Our Savior's Lutheran Church announces services with Pastor Albert Petrich and a week of events including a sermon on Getting Most Out Of Life based on Galatians and a Lutheran Alert report.
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To-Be
James Lee Flint
Taylor
Clifton
C. L. Flint
Richard F. Ellingson
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Tome
OUR Savior’s Lutheran Church
Albert Petrich
Heart of the Norse Community
OSLCW
Petrich
Classifieds Call Clifton Record For Items To Buy Sell Or Trade
If you have anything to buy sell or trade call The Clifton Record at 675-3336. The note invites readers to place or respond to ads for local transactions.
Many Farm Changes Predicted in the 70s
Texas farming will see consolidation of small farms into larger operations, greater mechanization and livestock production, improved grain crops, and new techniques like aerial and satellite surveying for irrigation and fertilizer needs. Additional gains may come from hunting leases farming and forestry.
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Chevrolet
Cafton
Gillaspie
Live
Miss Mott
Mr. Flint
The
Texas Business Review
Robert H. Ryan
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas At Austin
Ryan
Alvin Spitzer
Galveston
Richard Spitzer
Richard Glenn
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