Brownie Troop Designs Park Sign From Poster Contest
Brownie Troop 2% held a poster contest to create a park sign theme. Commercial artist Windham judged 17 entries, selecting Stacey Lane and Glenda Terrell for the final design used on a permanent sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
Parks Windham
Stacey Lane
Glenda Terrell
Mr. Windham
Ann Davie
Julie Evans
Christine Fulton
Marcie Garza
Sherri Gustafson
Helen Harper
Shelley Kliene
Debra Lanham
Judy Lediow
Stacey Lundberg
Lisa Pierce
Lisa Robertson
Angela Smith
Pamela Snider
Sharon Walton
Antilitt Itter
Gienda Terrell
Brownie Troop 224
Texas Milling plant in Clifton to close July 1
Texas Milling Company will close its Clifton plant at 204 West 7th Street as of July 1. The Seas service dating back to 1934 will lose their jobs. workers will be offered placement locally or with other divisions of Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. The closure will not affect deliveries to Kimbell feed customers. Mayor Jim B. Smith expects chamber efforts to repurpose the facility. A separate fire destroyed the company’s south feed mill grain elevator with additional water damage and three tons of feed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Milling Company
Clifton
West 7Th St
Senate Seas Ae
Texas Milling
Jim B. Smith
Clifton Record
Smith
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Jessen
South Feed Mill
City to Enforce Obscenity Law and Related Council Actions
Clifton City Council endorses enforcing state obscenity statutes with complaints routed to district attorney for possible misdemeanor action. May 18 meeting discussed sex material found with a 14 year old. council may refer prosecutions to state officers. Also notes Rural Fire Truck addition and other city matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
City Hall
Suvere Robertson
Robertson
Justice of the Peace
District Atorney
District Attorney's
Ernest Erickson
Gerald Armstrong
Pente
Lions Install Officers in Clifton June Dinner
Clifton Lions and wives held a June 12 installation at the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home with 62 attending. Lion Joep White chaired ceremonies. charter member Duke Halvorson and club elderck Tucker honored. Lion Silverberg spoke on sight conservation, noting Helen Keller’s 50 year mark for the project. a final challenge and birthday tribute to Cindy Holder concluded the event. The 1974 75 officer slate and 50th Lions anniversary noted, with the International Convention slated for Dallas June 24-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Harris
Clifton Lions
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Cleon Flanagan
Cindy Holder
Lions
Joep White
Duke Halvorson
Ck Tucker
Lion Oris Pierson
Werner
Sinerberg
Corsicana
Fovernor
Council
Lion Silverberg
Helen Keller
Nest Erickson
Gene Aars
Edwin Olsen
Alex Fricke
BE. B. Harris
Scotty Bell
Lion Tanner
Alvon Nelson
Jerome Teichmiller
Lion White
Lion Floyd Gray
Dallas
Fog mistaken for fire triggers quick Clifton response
A mist from a chemical fogging machine was thought to be smoke by teens who alerted Clifton volunteers Thursday. Firefighters arrived at the alley behind 122 North Ave D, near Western Auto Associate Store’s warehouse, to find no blaze. Floyd Gray thanked the teens and praised the department’s rapid turnout. The crew also handled an electric fan fire Friday at Sheok's Drive-in 410 NevvE.
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Clifton Volunteer Fire Department
Western Auto Associate
North Ave. D
Floyd Gray
Sheok's Drive-in
Texas National Guard Detachment Heads to Fort Hood
Nearly 50 men from Detachment 1 Troop S of the Temas National Guard depart June 29 to Fort Hood for two weeks of active duty. An advance party arrives June 27 to prep for the main unit’s arrival. Training includes field bivouacs and maneuvers under Army observers while recruiters increase efforts at armories. The Clifton unit returns July 18.
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The
Temas National Guard
Gregory Gillenwater
Calopean Tee
124Th Cavalry
Veling
Fort Hood
Clifton
Waco
Carl T. Elis
Woman Bitten By Rattlesnake
Mrs. Claude Potts, 52, of Meridian Rt. 1, was moved from Goodall-Witcher Hospital ICU after a four day fight from a rattlesnake bite. Allergic to antitoxin, poison in her bloodstream caused a critical condition. fund established to cover hospitalization costs with Mr. Gauntt chairing. Contributions to Mrs Claude Potts Hospital Fund at Farmers State Bank Clifton.
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Claude Potts
Rt. 1
Meridian
Goodall- Witcher Hospital
Meridian Hospital
Clifton
Audiabese Areies
Potts
Gauntt
Mrs
No Injuries In Two Vehicle Accidents Reported
Clifton police chief Al James reports two noninjury crashes. A 1972 Rio hardtop sustained heavy damage at North Avenue and West 3rd St around 12 p.m. Thursday. A 1968 station wagon and a 1965 pickup collided Friday at 6:36 p.m. Minor damage noted to both vehicles.
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Clifton
al James
Edium
Baavy ' Ae Dané
Aden
North Ave
Gand West 3Rd St
Clifton Teacher’s Article Appears in Professional Magazine
The June Texas Outlook features Clifton High School teacher Nell G. Jenson for Mexico travels with the Copper Canyon Railway. She recounts a 1973 trip with Mr. and Mrs. Jenson and friends, visiting a Sierra Madre Occidental teacher, with editor Traxel Stevens including a travel sketch and itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Outlook
Texas State Teachers Association
Clifton
0. R. Jenson
Nell G. Jenson
Copper Canyon
Texas
Pacific Ocean
Ture
City collects $5 382 sales tax check in third rebate round
Comptroller Bob Bullock distributed 28.8 million in city sales tax rebates to more than 800 towns and cities in June with Clifton at 382.64 dollars. Other counties received varied amounts including Iredell 427.44 Meridian 1 078.32 Morgan 335.77 Mustang none Valley Mills 1 273.05 Walnut Springs 509.78. Bullock says higher payments reflect big end of quarter tax payments by merchants after the April 30 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bullock
Clifton
Iredell
Meridian
Morgan
Mustang
Valley Mills
Walnut Springs
Bullock
Bullock Sai
Clifton Airport Improvement Plan Seeks 94120 Grant
City proposes improvements at Clifton Airport totaling 94120 with 70590 from FAA 11765 from the state and 11765 in kind by Clifton. Project elements include marking runways relocating thresholds acquiring land clearing zones paving entrance area grading and removing a stub taxiway.
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Clifton
Federal Aviation Administration
State
Ciifian Aviation
Kenneth R. Neyster
FAA
Clifton Seeks More Housing Units Under Review
City council heard preliminary plans from Tom Duncan and Company of Fort Worth to add 12 units similar to Clifton Manor. Gilbert Barnett of the Farmers Home Administration in Meridian was advised that Clifton needs more housing to spur the proposed project.
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Tom Parks
Meridian Creek-Neils Creek
Meridian
Commissioners’ Court
Kennith R. Ney
Clifton
Kenneth R. Neystel
Tom Duncan and Company of
Fort Worth
Clifton Manor
Clifton Industrial Apartments
Gilbert Barnett
Farmers Home Administration
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Bob Lane
Frank P. Smith Jr
Litter
Chielesha Cotton Oil Co
Belcher
Texas Milling Co
Costal Church
Ierm
Kenneth R. Neyita
Jast
Texas’ Forest Service
Frank Smith
Board of Equalization
Kenneth Neystel
Edgar Keeling
Brady
Cions Club
Lions Oris Pierson
Lion Pierson
Joe White
Robert Baldridge Jr
Jimmy Jones
Wayne Groff
Jim Smith
Gmet
Cruit
Texas National Guard
Professional Magazine
Nani
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