Annie Marie Gustafson 1882 1962 obituary in Bosque County
Annie Marie Gustafson daughter of Julius and Ida Gustafson born in Meridian Creek Bosque County near Cranfills Gap on November 25 1882. She lived in the community most of her life cared for family after a 1962 stroke and later lived with her sister in Clifton. Survived by brothers Joe Albert Martin sister Nina Taylor and many nephews and nieces. Her long faith followed Our Savior's Lutheran then St Olaf Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Gustafson
Ida Johnson Gustafson
Annie Marie Gustafson
Meridian Creek
Bosque County
Cranfills Gap
Miss Gustafson
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Norse
J. K. Rystad
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Gustafson
Martin Gustafson
Irwin Taylor
Mary Taylor Gates
Taylor
Clifton
Meridian
Nina Taylor
Charley Gustafson
Almer Gustafson
Crawfills Gap
Minnie
Record on troop boosts signals new goodbyes
The Record notes the Pentagon raised U S troop levels in Vietnam by about five to six thousand men reported July 27 in Washington. The piece signals another wave of goodbyes as husbands, fathers, brothers, and sons prepare for deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Washington
Milton Brown home guests include Seguin and Clifton visitors
Last week at the Milton Brown home at the Crossroads a wide circle of guests gathered. Dorothy Ann of Seguin and Mrs Leona Bogish of Seguin joined families from Thrall Georgetown Oak Grove Village Clifton Fort Worth Killeen and Chicago for a busy visit and trips. Rosemary Debra Swenson Nancy and others traveled to Oregon and Illinois with planned returns this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Brown
Dorothy Ann
Seguin
Leona Bogish
Will Hill
Thrall
Emma Gerlach
Georgetown
Harold Petersen
Charles
Carolyn
Tommy
Oak Grove Village
Ilinois
Carl A. Brown
Bill Ausley
Mike
Cheryl
David McKinzie
Cynthia
Brad
Scott
Fort Worth
B. I. Dahl
H. J. Hansen
C. A. Brown
Hans B. Dahl
E. W. Wallace
B. P. Holt
Odie Pederson
H. C. Pederson
Clifton
Debra Swenson
Rosemary
Arch Cape
Oregon
Fred Grohs
Nancy
Future Homemakers of America
Chicago
Illinois
Ollie K. Miears
E. K. Miears
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Otho Jones
A. E. Carter
Karen Sue
Gary
Killeen
Ed Kettler
Lions plan convention help and future projects
Lions President Appleby announced the local club will work to raise a portion of a $30 000 goal for the group and that the 1968 Lions International Convention may be held in Dallas. A meeting was scheduled for Tuesday night August 4 to map the year ahead with guests Weldon Hutchison Reverend Gus Sager Robert Griffith and Reverend Ludwig Karcher attending dinner hosted by the Civic Improvement Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Pierson
Dallas
Texas
Lion
Appleby
Lions Club
Civic Improvement Society
Weldon Hutchison
Lockhart
Gus Sager
Robert Griffith
Round Rock
Ludwig Karcher
la Grange
Death of Mrs Lizzie Berg in Fort Worth July 23
Relative and friends in Bosque County mourn the 69 year old Lizzie Lormrude Berg of 1916 White Settlement Road Fort Worth who died July 23 after years of heart illness and prior surgery. She was born March 28 1895 to Richard Sormrude and Nina Lee Sormrude in Bosque County and lived near Clifton before moving to Fort Worth 15 years ago. Survived by son Ronnie Berg granddaughter Lanita Jean Berg and sisters Flora Jansen Ruby Blanks and Millie Jenson. Funeral July 25 at St Olaf Lutheran Cranfills Gap with interment at St Olaf Rock Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Lizzie Lormrude Berg
White Settlement Road
Fort Worth
Berg
Jurgen Gaustad
Route 2
Clifton
Richard Sormrude
Nina Lee Sormrude
Crawfills Gap
Lizzie Sormrude Berg
Norway
Clifton Social News Tells Visits and Travel
Mrs Frances Hatter, Peggy and Audie Bradshaw visited relatives in McGregor and Waco to see James R Alexander and A O Sorley who was injured in an accident. Mr and Mrs Joe Grimland stayed with Mrs R O Bass. Gary Arnold returned from San Marcos Academy after six weeks. Reverend and Mrs Ludwig Karcher visited Clifton. Mrs Karcher and local ladies are cousins. Jack Tucker toured Den ton on business and visited Dr D A Carpenter, now 92, who still drives. The Dixons from Atlanta arrived to stay with Palma Christenson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hatter
Peggy
Audie Bradshaw
McGregor
Joe R. Grimland
R. O. Bass
Gary Arnold
George B. Arnold
San Marcos
San Marcos Academy
Ludwig Karcher
la Grange
Clifton
W. B. Oswald
Helen C. Aars
Karcher
Jack C Tucker
Denton
Decatur
D. A. Carpenter
G. E. McCaleb
Carpenter
McCaleb
Clifton Public
M. J. Dixon
Christy
Jeff
Paula
Teresa
Donna
John
Atlanta
Georgia
Medical and surgery notices scattered across Clifton region
A column lists numerous names with July dates for medical treatments and surgeries from Clifton area facilities, including Meridian, Morgan, Valley Mills, and McGregor, with residents and relatives noted. Additional local items mention sales for staplers, and several social visits and reunions among Clifton families and nearby towns.
Stroke For Martin Carlson Sr and Brain Tumor Surgery For Ray Bryn
Friends report Martin Carlson Sr of Route 2 Meridian suffered a Saturday night stroke at home and is paralyzed on the left side with partial speech loss. Meanwhile Ray Bryn, son-in-law of the Carlsons, underwent brain tumor surgery at Midland Memorial Hospital and remains slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Carlson Sr
Route 2
Meridian
Carlson
Monroe Billman
Pernie Surley
Clifton
Clifton Hospital
John Bryn
Patricia Surley
Frank Billman
Midland
Carlsons
Patricia
Grandson of Crawfills Gap Scout attends national jamboree
Bobby Bronstad son of Mr and Mrs G O Bronstad of Corpus Christi returned home after attending the Sixth National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania He was among 185 Gulf Coast Scouts at the event Camp was set at Valley Forge with 52000 Scouts total The trip included side tours to the World Fair and Washington DC returning July 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Bronstad
G. O. Bronstad
Corpus Christi
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Gulf Coast Area
Bobby
Selma Bronstad
Crawfills Gap
Carl Earnst
Tacoma
Washington
Naval Air Station
Super Constellation
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Crusade Awards Highlight Bosque County Unit
The Bosque County Unit honored leaders and contributors from the 1964 Cancer Crusade at a July 21 meeting. Certificates praised Chairman Ziven and Bekkelund for record results with a total Bosque gift of 3,315.00, and Stockard for best effort, while Mrs. Foster presented on behalf of Mr. Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Ziven
Bekkelund
Stockard
Besque County
Foster
Carr
L. B. Hensley
Bosque County Unit
Butts
Bekkeland
Mr Stockard
Jack Railshack
SR. Alexander
Allan Armstrong
Garland Davis
Lester Hutcherson
Clinton EF. Stewart
Petzold Family Weekend in Dallas and Arlington
Mr and Mrs Karl W Petzold and Mr and Mrs Walter A Petzold with son Joe spent July 18 and 19 in Dallas visiting A Amundson and family and Jeff Harris family. They visited Six Flags over Texas in Arlington on Sunday. On July 23 and 24 Walter Petzold and son visited in Killeen with Myrtle Burrow Charlie Hold John Spurlin and Rudolph Ronicke families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Petzold
Walter A. Petzold
Joe
Dallas
A . Amundson
Tony
Jeff Harris
Texas
Arlington
Walter Petzold
Killeen
Myrtle Burrow
Charlie Hold
John Spurlin
Rudolph Ronicke
Visitors from Lubbock and Fort Worth Tour Clifton Family
Mrs. Ruby Waller of Lubbock and Donna Alford of Fort Worth visited Clifton on Sunday July 12 to see Mrs. Waller’s niece Mrs. Oren J Canuteson Jr. Caryn Canuteson joined the pair for a trip back to Lubbock then to New Mexico visiting White Sands Carlsbad Caverns the bats at Carlsbad and the Bottomless Lakes. They returned home July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Waller
Lubbock
Donna Alford
Fort Worth
Clifton
Waller
Oren J. Canuteson Jr
Donna
Caryn Canuteson
New Mexico
White Sands
Carlsbad Caverns
Mal Paslava
Pedersons and relatives vacation gathered in Clifton
After several days in Clifton with Mr and Mrs Odie C Pederson and others from Chicago the Petersons left July 23 for McAllen to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Pederson and their children Michael Karen and Tanya The Charles Pedersons joined the Clifton relatives while the Petersons enjoyed part of their vacation in Clifton Mrs Peterson is the daughter of the Odie C Pedersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Odie C. Pederson
C. A. Brown
Harold M. Petersen
Charles
Carolyn
Thomas
Chicago
Illinois
McAllen
Charles Pederson
Michael
Karen
Tanya
Petersons
Charles Pedersons
Mrs. Peterson
Mr. Pederson
Odie C. Pedersons
Mr. McFadden Host To Guests At Reddy's Retreat
A. W. McFadden of this city hosted a weekend gathering at Reddy's Retreat on Lake Whitney. Attendees included numerous family members and friends from Dallas Clifton Hamilton Huntsville Cleburne New Orleans and other areas, with many spouses and children listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McFadden
Reddy
A. W. McFadden
Community Public Service Company
Lake Whitney
Ida McFadden
Edwin A. Sinderud
Ronnie
Ollie McFadden
W. D. Huffman
Wayne
Jane
Nancy
Mickey
Jimmy
David Westley
Clifton
Jerry Heath
Fitzpatrick Family Visits Clifton and Kerrville Camp
Mr and Mrs Bill F Fitzpatrick and children Barbara David and Beth of Pensacola Florida visited in Clifton Wednesday and Thursday last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver Christenson Joining the group were Mr and Mrs F A Fitzpatrick of Waco parents of Bill and Mrs Christenson R F Sommerfeld spent the weekend of July 18 and 19 at Kerrville with daughter Miss Patricia Sommerfeld a counselor at Camp Chrysalis She will return home August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Bartholomew
Austin
Clifton
Jack C. Tucker
Bartholomew
Tuckers
Groesbeck
Sidney Strother
Raymond Lammert
Mueller
Hermann Hall
McGregor
Lammert
R. H. Mueller
P. L. Ashcraft
Waco
Edwin Gaston
Clarence Conrad
Kaye
C. L
Bill F. Fitzpatrick
Barbara
David
Beth
Pensacola
Florida
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Oliver Christenson
F. A. Fitzpatrick
Christenson
R. F. Sommerfeld
Kerrville
Patricia Sommerfeld
Camp Chrysalis
Rebecca Jenkins Birthday Party Celebration
Rebecca Jenkins celebrated her 11th birthday Friday night July 24 from 6:00 to 8:30 at her parents home Mr and Mrs Bob Jenkins. She and friends played games and enjoyed sandwiches cold drinks cake and ice cream. Attending were Pam Ela Rice Becky Helms Karen Tweedle Deidra Cox Betty Lou McDougal Deborah Bronstad Deborah Fehler Joan Pierson Louann Railsback Linda Mann Sue Deb Bert and Susie Colvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Jenkins
Bob Jenkins
Rebecca
Pamela Rice
Becky Helms
Karen Tweedle
Deidra Cox
Betty Lou McDougal
Deborah Bronstad
Deborah Fehler
Joan Pierson
Clifton Visits Bring Family Ties Across Towns
Mrs Ida Jolley and her granddaughter Mary Smith of Overton join Donna Rountree of Orange in Clifton along with Jolley’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jack Martin. Rosemary Long and Ned Cooper family members visit from Orange Grove, with M E Long family later arriving to stay through the weekend. Mr Long will work in Waco for a time and Mrs Cooper and the children plan to remain in Clifton through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jolley
Mary Smith
Overton
Donna Rountree
Orange
Clifton
Cooper
Ned
Susan
Orange Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lions Heart
Nutrena Feeds
Erickson Feed Mill
Pat
A & M Pest Control
Clifton, Texas
Firestone
E.E. Stewart Motors
South Avenue
Clifion
Lizzie Berg
Carl Cummings
Mosheim
C. B. Allen Sr
Clifton Sunset Home
C. L. Ozment
Morgan
W. L. Forster
Larry Don Sides
Marion Sides
Hillsboro
Curtis Wilson
Houston
Louis Outlaw
C. P. Ponder
Valley Mills
R. W. Standefer
Star Route 1
Georgia White
W. C. Jones
Walnut Springs
Edward W. Leck
G. E. Marsh
Whitney
Nora Hyde
Raymond Clemons
Crawford
Charlsie Dean Mattlage
Charl Mattlage
Clara Lormrude
J. F. Cooper
Iredell
T. L. Warren
Jimmy Wayne Meyer
C. W. Fehler
Albert Hering
Tom Davis
L. W. Ray
Parmela
W. B. Stewart
Rainbow
Jerry White
Alfred Henkelman
Victor Rogers
Oglesby
O. C. Anderson
H. V. Buster
Gatesville
Calvin Rueter
Star
Betsy Ann Hastings
Clifton Record
Ray Bryn
Kate Greenaway
Crawfills Gan
Cancer Crusade
L. E. Tennison
North Avenue
Chevrolet
Standefer Chevrolet Co
West Fifth Street
Clifton Telephone Co
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