Reichert Crawson Tie the Knot in Womack Church
Miss Mary Sue Reichert and Mr. Joe Dudley Crawson were married June 23 at Zion United Church of Christ in Womack. The couple's families and Valley Mills natives attended. the reception followed in the church hall before a Dallas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Reichert
Mr. Crawson
Womack Church
Bosque County
Joe Dudley Crawson
Zion United Church of Christ
Womack
Nancy Jones
Valley Mills
Betty Lou Reichert
Kenneth Crawson
David Schmidt
Donnie Dansby
James Pitts
Lee Conrad
Route 1
Clifton
Connie Jo Hoel
Karen Schramm
Elaine Callan
Dallas
Clawson
Worth Street
Collins Radio Company
Valley Mills High School
Durham’s Business College
Waco
Mr. Clawson
Three Baseball Queens to Be Crowned Friday Night Clash
The Peewee Queen, Freshmen Queen, and Junior Queen will be crowned between the Peewee and Freshmen Black and Green baseball games Friday night at the local diamond, June 29, between 7 30 and 8 00 PM. Six Peewee nominees, six Freshmen nominees, and two Junior nominees with escorts will be presented. Two girls from each grade form the Peewee and Freshmen lists, with two from the ninth grade for the Junior nominees. Clifton Black Sox vs Clifton Green Sox head Friday night’s program with other league games noted through the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peewee
Clifton Black Sox
Clifton Green Sox
Crawfills Gap
Clifton Red Sox
Turnersville
Clifton’s
Birth Announcements From Clifton and Fort Worth Areas
A daughter named Ronda Sue Schuerg was born June 21 1962 at a Clifton hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Michael Nels Albertson born June 7 1962 in Sandakan weighs 7 pounds 7 ounces. Joseph Walker Enochs IV born June 14 1962 at Northwestern Hospital Fort Worth weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda Sue
Carl A. Schuerg
North Avenue G
Clifton
William Albertson
Sandakan
North Borneo
Michael Nels
Albertson
Rose Pederson
Pernie Pederson
Story City
Iowa
Ole C. Pederson
Joseph Walker Enochs III
Richardson
Joseph Walker Enochs IV
Northwestern Hospital
Fort Worth
Joseph Walker Enochs II
W. W. Ray
Bridgeport
Lions Hear JP Court Work From Clifton Justice of Peace
Clifton Lions Club heard judge E. W. McGee explain Precinct 8 Justice of Peace Court duties. He noted 90 percent traffic cases, 552 dispositions since 1959 with 10819.60 in fines and costs, 321 deaths, 507 births, $200 debt jurisdiction, and 152 misdemeanor cases filed. Guests included Leon Andress and George Herrscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lions Club
Justice of Peace Court
Precinct 8
E. W. (Fibber) McGee
McGee
Justice of Peace
Lions Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Leon Andress
Walnut Springs
Veterans Service
George Herrscher
Presbyterian
Clifton
Clifton Meridian Road To Be Rebuilt
The Texas Highway Commission approves the 1963 1964 Consolidated Highway Program funding roads statewide. State Highway 6 from Meridian to Clifton will be purchased right of way reconstructed and widened for about 10.2 miles with projects let after planning and right of way approval. T H Ralph will oversee the Clifton to Meridian Highway 6 reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Meridian
Texas Highway Commission
Herbert C. Perry Jr
U.S
Petry
James H. Aiken
Texas Highway Department
Waco
Bosque County
T. H. Ralph
Meridian Highway
Mrs. H. J. Ralph Dies in Brownsville at 76
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ralph went to Brownsville after learning of the death of his mother Mrs. H. J. Ralph aged 76. The death followed a heart attack. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning in Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ralph
Brownsville
T. H. Ralph
Clifton
H. J. Ralph
Canutesons Visit Fort Worth Family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clay Canuteson took their grandson Byron Wallace to his Fort Worth home Sunday where they visited with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Burton Wallace and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Canuteson
Byron Wallace
Fort Worth
Mrs
Burton Wallace
Wallace Weds Kersten In Houston Church Ceremony
Miss Patricia Lynn Kersten, of Houston, became the bride of Mr. Larry William Wallace, of Clifton, in a double ring ceremony at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Houston. Attendants wore pink organza gowns and carried Happiness roses. music featured Purcell pieces and solo performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lynn Kersten
Houston
Larry William Wallace
Clifton
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hobart Meyer
Robert Karl Kersten
Kingsway
Everett William Wallace
South Avenue P
Marilyn Dallmeyer
Burton
Purcell
Zelda Pargmann
Edward Kaspar
Judy Groot
City
Bernard Hatch
Jacque Shivers
San Antonio
Linda Weiler
Dallas
Rosemary Jenson
Dorothy Kersten
Karen Keys
Wallace
Wayne Gloff
Charles Raines
Howard Hewett
Texas City
Tom Ralph
College Station
Keith Kersten
Gloff, Hewett
R. C. Spitzer
James Keys
George Forrest Flippin
Kersten
Vickreys Open Summer Camp At Hurst Springs Farm
Capt ain and Mrs Weldon Vickrey operate Vickrey Ranch Camp For Children on their Hogg Creek farm near Hurst Springs Bosque Coryell Counties. About 20 city youths enjoy hiking riding crafts and meals as the camp plans to serve 60 children weekly in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque
Coryell
Weldon Vickrey
Dallas
Hogg Creek
Hurst Springs
Vickrey Ranch
Vickreys
Vickrey
Mosheim
John F. Vickrey
Braniff Airlines
Helen Mills
Fritz Mueller
Scott Ficklin
Bil Mills
Judy Kerr
Bobby Williams
Betty Schrimsler
Becca Cozzo
Local youth shine at Meridian Junior Rodeo events
Youth from the area competed at the Meridian Junior Rodeo. James Lynn Kelly won the second go round in ribbon roping, Jimmy Jones finished fourth in bull riding, and Billy Gibbs tied for second in barrel racing. Gibbs had earlier won barrel racing and rescue contests at Bosqueville this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
James Lynn Kelly
Jimmy Jones
Billy Gibbs
Bosqueville
Local Guard Unit Sets Summer Camp at Fort Polk
Mesque County's Army National Guard Company C 143rd Infantry prepares for the two week encampment at Fort Polk Louisiana joining about 9 000 guardsmen of the 36th Infantry Division. An advance party departs June 28 with a large convoy of personnel and equipment plus a three bus fleet to transport the main body July 1. Sixteen guardsmen will attend six months training at Fort Ord Fort Chaffee and Fort Polk while four locals head to Fort Polk July 6 for extended duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Polk
Mesque County
Army Nationa Guard
143Rd Infantry
Louisiana
36Th Infantry
Jodie W. Amundson
George W. Davis
Darrell W
Rex G. Anderson
Otis F. Carpenter
James H. Dillard
Central Texas
Douglas A. Railsback
Company C
Bobby J. Conrad
Carroll Joe Pierson
Bobby B. Stone
John Fred Weir Jr
Alton C. Heier
Oren J. Canuteson Jr
Willis M. Dean
Audrey D. Cox
Charles M. Jorgenson
Billy W. Painter
Roland L. Anderson
Joseph C. Bland
Vernon R. Erickson
Carter N. Glass
Claude M. Gustafson
Melvin O. Hammit
Donald R. Heath
Joe K. Kimbrough
Kenneth R. Larson
Frank K. Lynch
George A. Melde
Ross F. Mueller
Kenneth G. Nelson
van D. Olsen
Claude L. Richards
Bobby D. Tankersley
Rex P. Tindall
Claudie V. Wagner
Bill C. Dowdy
Don P. Harris
Weldon Tek Outlaw
Tom G. Parks
Ottis Jan Tyler
Dan L. Jameson
Elvis G. Aars
Clinton M. Bakke
Charles C. Buckingham
Arthur P. Bronstad
Bobby W. Davis
Pat S. Denton
Sammy B. Elrod
Gene B. Finstad
Sturley C. Fisk Jr
Richard J. Grimm
Claud W. Hardie
Gary L. Josey
George R. Potter
Larry E. Ray
Ray A. Schrader
Daniel P. Thiele
Richard L. Troll
Larry G. Wilkerson
Carroll W. Wise
Charles Hayden Westley
Alvin L. Amundson
Hugo E. Anz Jr
Jerry D. Cosper
Joe D. Crawson
Horace Eugene Dietiker
Lee G. Fletcher
Clyde Wayne Gloff
Philip W. Hansen
Byron R. Hayes
Horace von Kleibrink
Lloyd E. Lumpkin
Lindell R. Mize
James Dudley Mooney
Charlie D. Nichols
James W. Pitts
Cecil T. Powers
Joe H. Schumacher
Ralph J. Sommerfeld
Richard C. Spitzer
Robert L. Spitzer
Joe D. Worley
Fort Ord
California
Fort Chaffee
Arkansas
William L. Tharp
Boyd W. Griffin
Albert E. Hollingsworth
David A. Ray
Trotter to Manage Texas Mill in Clifton again
Hugh H Trotter will take over the Texas Milling Company in Clifton on July 1 announced by Claude Tunnell of Kimbell Milling Co Jim Smith will be auditor and assistant manager after temporarily leading the mill following Hans Kalscheuer's resignation Trotter previously led the mill for 12 years before leaving in 1948 to run a Clifton grocery and later acquired feed grain and gin interests in Meridian He and Mrs Trotter may move back to Clifton and Mr Smith resides at 502 South Avenue P with his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Trotter
Texas Milling Company
Clifton
Claude Tunnell
Kimbell Milling Co
Jim Smith
Hans Kalscheuer
Mr. Trotter
Trotter
Earl Corpier
Sam Lawson
Meridian
Bobby Joe Conrad
Fireworks Display Scheduled At Sunset Home
Residents of Clifton Luth eran Sunset Home and Clifton will enjoy a Fourth of July fireworks show in front of the Sunset Home. The display starts about dark Wednesday night and invites people to watch from cars or the lawn. It is donated to the home by Roy Trout of Atlas Enterprises Fort Worth and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Clifton
Sunset Home
Roy Trout
Atlas Enterprises of
Fort Worth
Mrs Dahl Undergoes Surgery at Local Hospital
Mrs. Peder Dahl entered the local hospital on June 21 and underwent surgery there on June 22. She remained a patient in the hospital Wednesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peder Dahl
Clifton buyers quote prices for eggs grain cattle and hogs
Prices listed Thursday morning from Clifton buyers show eggs at 20 to 24 cents per dozen, oats 75 cents per bushel, milling wheat 2.06, spring wheat 1.75, yellow corn shelled 1.28 per bushel. Cattle at Wednesday auction: 630 head, steady market with steer prices 22 to 25.50, calves 25 to 27, cows 15 to 17, bulls 17 to 19, stocker steers 24 to 28, cows and calves 150 to 210. hogs 17.40 to 18. cream 40 cents per pound. Clifton Livestock sale set for Wednesday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliftom
Clifton
Clifton Livestock Commission Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herbert Reichert
Route 3
Edwin P. Conrad
Carol Johnson
Taylor's StudIo
MR. and
Clifton Blue Sox
Hamilton Reds
Clifton Reds
Clifton Blues
Hamilton Blues
JP Court
Clifton-Meridian Road
Mr. Wallace
Miss Kersten
Weldon Vickreys
Hurst Springs Farm
Vickrey Ranch Camp For Children
Hugh Trotter
Mill
Camp E
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