Rules for Reservoir Use and Boat Permits at Government Reservation
Rules govern activities on the Government Reservoir including boat operations and permits. The project engineer authorizes launches for up to three days, with safety rules, distances from structures, and inspection requirements. A 300 foot buffer near spillways and embankments exists, and permits may be revoked for noncompliance.
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Casinoa
platMar
Buttfeld
Etick
Serena
Sikea
Ube
Finay
Miss Kathy Nott Dearden Birth Announcement
A birth notice reports the arrival of a baby weighing seven pounds three ounces at a Star Route facility. The newborn, named Kathy Nott Dearden, is noted alongside Mrs. Tobie Bearden in the local family update.
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Kathy Nott Dearden
Tobie Bearden
Pal
Lions and Wives Dine at Fairview Club Meeting
The Fairview Lions Club held a supper and meeting with members and wives attending. Officers pledged support, awards were announced for attendance and service, and Rev. C. D. Conner spoke for the Fairview church in a cordial community gathering.
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Fairview
Attendance by Kale Coston at A S College Center
Supervisor Minn Kale Coston spent the week at A S College attending an annual center meeting. The School Superintendent and Supervisors Association AML retinue conducted activities at Memorial Student Center allowing attendees to work, relax, and rest. Mrs Ate Trescher accompanied Miss Conten to Begun where they visited with Stas Putay Carlee, a former college figure.
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Minn
Kale Coston
A. & S. College
Ad Supervisors Association
AML
Hove
Ate Trescher
Stas Putay Carlee
Over 100 Taking Swimming Lessons at Clifton Pool
Clipped report details a Mermaid pool program in Clifton directed by Mr Nancy Hlawr with help from the Fergue County Crom chapter. It lists 48 beginners 17 intermediates 1k swimmers and five in junior and senior classes. Enrollment spans Valley Mills Crantille Gn Meridian Morgan Walnut Springs and Chilton. No charge. the lesson runs through July 26. A water show featuring Swim Films and demonstrations by Adolph Seeman and others is planned with events at Que Ann Pool and Clifton pool Saturday and Friday evenings.
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Gma Pon
Sam Pels
Nancy Hlawr
Fergue County
Thed Crom
Mermaid Pool
Clifton
Valley Mills
Crantille
Meridian
Morgan
Ars Hilger
Nad Croma
Que-Ann
Felday
Sewonswatiges
Adolph Seeman
Me Puarson Marries Miss Webb in Dulles
Miss Beily Nell Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Webb of Nevada weds Feeder ek Hougian Pearson son of Mr and Mrs Pearson of Clifton in a morning ceremony at the School of Theology chapel Dallas officiated by Hevecend Kirby Talwards The bride wore a salmon colored gown with brown and white accessories and a brown linen hat Pearson a former United States Army sergeant served in World War II and later worked in Clifton with his father in the Tin Shop The couple reside in Clifton and will reside there after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beily Nell Webb
A.C. M. Webb
Nevada
Feederek Hougian Pearson
W. Pearson
West Seventh Street
Clifton
Hevecend Kirby Talwards
School of Theology
Southern Tinlue
Dallas
Pearson
Hardin Simmons University
Abilene
Mardin
United States
Uline
Waly
Overvas
Pearson Be Poe
Citan’ “Bay Show i Foyer
Miss geTTe Eipen Honored With Shower
Masonic officers installed at Local Lodge No. 300 Clifton for the new year. Installing officer W. H. McCown and L. B. Tennison presided with Kincheloe as worshipful master and Fred Tagadale as senior warden. Flag officers include J. Te Bandetur as treasurer and J. Te Santon as receiving line. Wreaths and appointments followed, with noted attendance and a dinner to conclude the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Clifton
W. HL McCownl
L. B Tenniaen
Asarate LC
Kincheloe
Fred Ttagadale
Junk M. Vill
W. W. Land
Polk
McGeam
Biwi
Maaridge Ir
Ad BK. Parker
Jorgenson Soldier Killed in Korea Honored in Clifton
Pvt Jodie Arthur Jorgenson of Clifton, son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Jorgenson, was killed in Korea on June 3 after entering the Army from Fort Lawton Washington and serving with an overseas unit. He married Olena Duty of Clifton before deployment and had worked at a local garage prior to service. The family gathered at the Jorgenson home to mourn and pray for strength.
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Sor
Fort Sam Housom
Texan
Camp Chalfer
Arkansas
Hha
Jorgenson
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Washington
Japan
Hhe
Korea
Thade
Airvien
Pyi
Jodie Arthur Jorgenson
Carathon
Cuttin
Taran
Bet
Sane
Trinity Lutheran
Clifton
St Olaf Taithoran
Deanfille Gap
the & T. Selios
Clton
Jorgenson Tanly
Conrad Jorgenson
Plas
South Wwortarnell Telephone Company
Houston
Lee (JL) Kelly buried at Clifton Sunday
Obituary notes J L Kelly born in Rosane County married Miss Wood in 1897. He lived most of his life in the Clifton community, worked as a farmer and cattleman, joined Coon Creek Baptist Church, and is survived by a wide list of relatives, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral was held at First Baptist Clifton with interment at Clifton Cemetery.
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Clifton
Jay) Kelly
First Baptist Church
W. E Weller
Whitney
Paul Adams
Clitton
Lywan
Ontal
Kelly
Jones Monroe
Viney Moorn Kelly
Misa
Wood
Dromber
Bay
Masen
Claus
Ciifion
Stra
Pearl Coot
Cordeana
Viola Patterson
Havailton
Etta Brown Fant
Mae Wilson
Waco
Aeattle Auction
Coon Creek
Oes
Rosane County
Kedly
Cordmunity
Chilon
LM Kelly
Andrew Kelly
Andrew
Nina Botton
Oklahoma
Ambrus Kelly
Feabington
Charte Betty
Austin
Gete Bell Gotzmer
San Diego
California
Rlane
Jessie * Kelly
WT. Kelly
Olympia
Washington
Afonroe
Bie Purvell
Crapfilis Gap
Ehttdherr
Local and Personal News Roundup
Teey and Sirs Hugh Bronte visit Dillon with Ree Mronstade parcels as they plan trips to Bury and Curthar. Miss Cara Been and Will Manic stay with Reverend and Mrs Willyma, while Murray Feet visits Aveta. A wreck near Catton marks a quiet week as families travel and attend church gatherings.
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Teey
Hugh Bronte
Hugh
Mary
Chafalar
Routh Dakota
Dillonith
Olle
Hronstadev
Amonio
Cara Been
Avia
Mr. Ates
Austin
Mee
Will Manic
Lire
Willyma
Catton Free
Murray Feet
Aveta
Catton
T. J Fore
Iran Mir
Local Dress Revue winner from Koppert area shines at state event
Miss from Koppert and Borsa counties placed among top winners at the State She Chub Dress Revue. She wore chartreuse and blue white attire and received a Sunbeam trophy from Gulf States Utilities. Judges included Francis Coleman and Lenork O Neall. the contestant has long been active in 4 H clubs in Basaw County.
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Mivs
Marie Inox Mall
Koppert Ani Borsa
Tuesay
Vallope Station
Mi Madi
Criseay
Urban farmer found dead after tractor incident Tuesday
Joe Fi tr ban Ek Tonge Rowwel] deaxt of Chition farmer. When Mire Urbanised 10 fine ther tonband Tuesdat ight whe she went after Bim beat t he Bram river Where he had been working with his tractor a sentering PARR was fanned and his bully was found wage-thaiver. Urban was born in Burleson County May 31, 1900. The family ride their hare on the White Hei at cave Us, ther early 1020's moved to the Roswell Community where they parvdsses their taras. The deceased was a highly respected farmer, and had 4 loree eers of friends throughout neighboring communities. We extended sympathy to the Amity at the hour of seit. Urban is survived by elle, yo, Mabiy of Clit Ind foe Jr of Tampa, Fin. three Ghaghtera, Misy dune of Heuston, Miia asatle of Clifton, nt is ALD. Poston of Waco, three brolt ara, John of Crawtned and Charlie Sad Petnk of Weinerth and Live Suara. Mis. ALG Sommerfield and Mis. CF Sommer Cold of Bo het, Mel, Clare Wederman of Waco, Misa Chelstine Urb of Wichita Walla, and Mie, Agnen Green ot
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Joe
Farmer
Bim
Urban
Burleson County
Ste Acing
Ells
Elle
Mabiy
Clit
Ind Foe Jr
Tampa
Fin
Misy Dune
Heuston
Miia Asatle
Clifton
Ald
Poston
Waco
Broltara
John
Sommerfield
Mis
Sommer Cold
Bo Het
Mel
Clare Wederman
Misa Chelstine Urb
Wichita Walla
Mie
Agnen Green Ot
Civic Society Meeting Rescheduled to July 11
The regular Civic Society meeting date shifts from July 4 to July 11 this year as the first Wednesday falls on the Fourth. The change accommodates the July calendar and maintains the society’s routine gathering.
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Civic Society
Bate
Bosque County Youth Roundup Plans Unfold Across Bosque
Delegates from Bosque County plan a four round‑up at the county extension program. Sponsors include Mr Robinson and County Agent Buchanan with 4 H leaders Harper Gordon and Verne Vinson. Betty Low Ame and Guilya Ferguson head the winners from Drean Heene with 446 campers to attend. Dr Ray Le Donahue from A and M Extension Review will conduct nature study sessions.
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Mr ‘Robinson
I ‘Buchanan
Estecution
Texm
Bosque County Diet
Buehanan
Harper Gordon
Verne Vinson
Jimmy Be
Avene Noble Poultey
Cutee Bob Sip Mea
Jot Rigelbete
Mathie Ine Hall
Vasque County
Doi Neyne
Betty Low
Guilya Feeguson
Fowyne
Est
Atria
Monge County
Ray le Donahue
A. & M. Extension Reeviee
Sill
Rhett Sargent Named Legion Head in Selmer Post
The Selmer Rieke Post No 122 of the American Legion held a June meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Rhett Sargent was chosen as commander, with Jack Niniall as view commander and Joke Sundar as vice commander. Other officers were named. installation planned for the regular business meeting on the second Tuesday in July, followed by ice cream and cookies served by the Auxiliary.
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Selmer Riekesuo
The
Americas
Tint Campander
Rhett Janne Aungent
Jacke Niniall
Camumanden
Joke Dist Sundar
Sed Vie Cornevander
Anga Uta
Artur L
Jermaine
Musterian
Ehlon
Setal
Altos Baker
Cal
Finchers Open House Invitation July 1 1860
Friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fincher are invited to attend a home open house at 502 North Avenue Ty’n Clifton on Sunday July 1 from 2:30 to 6:30 PM. They will celebrate their river wedding anniversary. City Clean-Up Day July 2 1081 urges residents to place trash for collection and removal by city crews.
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J. G. Fincher
North Avenue
Clifton
Uber “River
Cir
Cliton
Grain and feed price quotes from Wednesday’s market section
Milling wheat priced at 210 dollars per unit and No 2 barley at 110. No 2 feed wheat quoted at 160 with No 2, basis around 125 hands for weighing. Prices shown reflect carts and units common to the era.
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Wedneway
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Dexion Iver
Texas
Heriny
R. Tennisow
Waco Sune
Tennison
Ceganlestaon
Iin Aerviver
Ite
Sears
Lion
Tertairview Ladon
Lion Mob
Arnold Ut Ile Cub
Liam
Traidont
Lane
Yat View
Meury Carr
Andice
C. M. Hoel
R. J Baldridge T. Binesingame
Rev. C. D. Conner
Fairview Church
Afl
Me. Puarson
Miss Webb
Dulles
Miss Gette Eipen
Carl Wise Metis
Fey
Diether
Uaed
Marta Satervasty
Wilan
Sonny
Lee) Kelly
Foo F. Urben
Bosque
Rhett Sargent
Legion Head
Finchers
Opew House
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