TAC graduate Sgt. Wheeler earns USAF honor at Langley
Sgt. Joseph A. Wheeler, husband of Janie Zuehlke of Clifton Route 1, graduates from the Tactical Air Command Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Langley AFB Virginia. A Vietnam veteran and Garrett High School 1961 graduate, he is a management analysis supervisor at Dyess AFB Texas and serves with TAC air support for U S ground forces. He is the son of Charles R. Wheeler of Garrett Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Air Force
Joseph A. Wheeler
Janie
H. G. Zuehlke
Route 1
Clifton
Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Wheeler
Dyess Afb
Texas
TAC
U. S
Garrett Ind.) High School
Sgt. Wheeler
Charles R. Wheeler
Garrett
Indiana
Clifton Friends Visit Miss Dansby for Roetschke Reunion
Visitors in the Dansby home included Mrs. M. H. Hall and daughter Carolyn of North Dakota along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roetschke for the Shultz and Roetschke reunion over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Dansby
M. H. Hall
Carolyn
North Dakota
Fred Roetschke
Happiness at Work Top Choice is Interesting Tasks
A Department of Labor survey asked a representative US workforce what contributes most to job happiness. Interesting work ranked first, with good pay, advancement prospects, and fringe benefits following in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Labor
Floyd W Bailey Assigned to Sheppard AFB
Airman Floyd W. Bailey son of Mrs Winifred G Bailey of Waco and Oscar L Bailey of Route 2 Valley Mills has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base after completing basic training. He studied the Air Force mission organization and customs at Lackland AFB Texas and will receive specialized training in wire maintenance at the Technical Center at Sheppard. Bailey attended Waco High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Bailey
Winifred G. Bailey
Waco
Oscar L. Bailey
Route 2
Valley Mills
Sheppard Air Force Base
USAF
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Texas
Air Force
Sheppard
Bailey
Waco High School
Improved Grasses Boost Beef Supply Revealed by SCS Texas Study
The USDA SCS reports Texas pasture grasses add 335 million pounds of beef annually. Edward E. Thomas cites 5.9 million acres planted to new grasses over 20 years with Buffelgrass and King Ranch Bluestem leading acreage. Additional gains include 1.1 million pounds more mutton and broader benefits like erosion control and wildlife habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Edward E. Thomas
Temple
SCS
Thomas
King Ranch
Pensacola
el Reno
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Mr. Thomas
Knox City
Soil and Water Conservation District
Agricultural Research Service
Texas A&m University
Texas Tech University
Prairie View A&m
Abilene Christian College
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Older Persons Need Fewer Calories Say Nutrition Experts
A Texas A&M nutrition specialist notes that seniors over 55 require about 1700 calories for women and 2400 for men, due to body changes and lower activity. Hidden calories in everyday foods like cream, sugar, and butter push daily totals higher. Fruits are recommended to curb dessert calories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Kreipke
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Kreipke
Lt D D Mattiza Awarded Silver Wings at Mather AFB
First Lieutenant Dana D Mattiza son of Ira D and Mrs. Mattiza of Valley Mills earned silver wings after graduating from the U S Air Force navigator school at Mather AFB California He will stay at Mather for crew training before assignment to a permanent unit His 1967 Gatesville High School diploma preceded a 1971 U S Air Force Academy degree and commission His wife Beverly is daughter of James J Foy of Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana D. Mattiza
USAF
Ira D. Mattiza
Rt. 1
Valley Mills
U. S. Air Force Navigator School
Mather Afb
California
Mattiza
Mather
Gatesville High School
U.S. Air Force Academy
Beverly
James J. Foy
Reeley, Colo
Final Rites Held For Stella Lane
Funeral services for Stella May Lane of Milwaukie Oregon were held Friday at Peake Memorial Chapel. Interment followed at Lincoln Memorial Park. Mrs Lane died June 13 in Milwaukie. Pallbearers were nephews Arthur Lane Edward Lane Duane Graves George Lane Calvin Lane and Kenneth Lane. She was born October 12 1897 in Clifton and lived in Prineville Vancouver and Milwaukie. She worked in poultry and eggs until 1961 and earlier in Clifton's Farmers State Bank. She is survived by five brothers Merrill O J Johnson Joseph W Johnson Olin Johnson and Nathan Johnson. Merrill and O J Johnson of Clifton and Olin Johnson of Highlands attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella May Lane
Milwaukie
Oregon
Peake Memorial Chanel
Robert Scott
Lincoln Memorial Park
Portland
Lane
Arthur Lane
Edward Lane
Duane Graves
George Lane
Calvin Lane
Kenneth Lane
Clifton
Prineville
Vancouver
Wash
Ore
Farmers State Bank
Texas
Merrill
O. J. Johnson
Joseph W. Johnson
Four Mile Lutheran Church Plans 125th Anniversary
The Lutheran church announces events at Norse Community L C Jenson Pastor. Circle Bible Lesson Leaders meet Friday at 9 30 a m. Sunday worship at 10 45 a m with no Sunday School in July and August. July 4 service at 11 00 a m marks the 125th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Ae Lutheran
L. C. Jenson
Circle
Four Mile Lutheran Church
Martin T. Jenson
Inflation alert helps families curb costs and budget
Texas A&M extension specialist Lynn Bourland urges families to adopt an inflation alert by reviewing assets and liabilities, tracking expenses, and revising budgets. She says families should trim nonessential spending, plan purchases realistically, and rely on cheaper nutrition and free entertainment to maintain standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bourland
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Save Fuel With Right Insulation
W S Allen Texas A&M agricultural engineer urges homeowners to use proper insulation to conserve fuel. He notes higher R values improve efficiency and urges cost and material considerations, including vapor barriers and installation costs, as fuel concerns rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ss. Allen
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Mr. Allen
Texas A&m University
Allen
Lake Whitney Anglers Report Light Week Promises Increase
The Lake Whitney Fishing Report notes few anglers last week but anticipates more activity with good weather. Crappie and blacks seen on rod and reel, a 4% pound yellowcat on a trolline, lake level 533.95, and 77 degree water. Mr and Mrs C E Jackson of Lake Whitney boated 53 crappie to one pound on minnows, while Tom Childress caught a 49 pound yellowcat on trotline with minnows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Whitney
Lake Whitney Association
C. E. Jackson
Tom Childress
For sale items offered by Clifton Record
If you have anything to buy sell or trade call the Clifton Record at 675 3336 for contact and pricing details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
King’s Knight
Nina Stuart
Plano
Central Texas Fair Association
Monette Grinstead
Stuart
Carl Seale
High Point
Shady Farm
Debbie Jones
Tadem
New Mexico
The
Central
Texas Fair Association
Texas Office of Traffic Safety Administration
Dolph Briscoe
Clifton Record
Sgt. J. Wheeler
Clifton Folks
Sheppard Afb
Usda Scs
D. D. Mattiza
Dann D. Mattiza
Stella Lane
Lake Whitney Fishing Report
Cliften
Vampire Circus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!