Political Announcements for 1966 Democratic Primary
The Clifton Record publishes political notices for the 1966 Democratic Primary. Candidates listed include Bob Poage for Congress 11th District, J. P. Ward for State Senator Bosque County, Josie M. Hardwick for District Clerk, Bob Elder and J. E. Ward for State Representative, Tom T. Heartsill for County Superintendent, E. W. Fibber McGee and Jack M. Railsback for County Judge, Velma W. Golden for County Treasurer, Jimmie B. Gill for County Clerk, Curtis Bakke Everett W. Wallace Roy L. Welborn for Commissioner Precinct 4.
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The
Clifton Record
Personal News Bucks and Family Visits
Mrs R A Johnson and Rudy Johnson with fiancee Judy Finstad visited Mart with Mrs Johnsons parents the Wolfs in a rest home. Pat Stewart a Southwest Texas State College student and Kathy Stewart attending North Texas State University visited over the weekend with their parents the Stewarts and other local family members.
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R. A. Johnson
Rudy Johnson
Judy Finstad
Mart
Johnson
A. J. Wolf
Pat Stewart
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Kathy Stewart
North Texas State University
Denton
E. E. Stewart
Kopperl Boys win bi district title in 86 57 rout
Kopperl High School boys basketball,District 19 B champions, defeated Jonesboro District 20 B winner 86 57 in Clifton to claim the bi district crown. In Region II at Stephenville Kopperl beat Palmer 67 62 beat Mildred 82 80 and edged Eula 83 81 to reach the finals. Douglas Day and Barry Day shared MVP honors with Barry Day accepting the regional trophy. The roster includes Adcock Armour Atkins Calahan Day Day Humphries Islas Jordan Jordan Powell Runyon Reagan Ratliff and others.
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Kopperl High School
Jonesboro High
Clifton
Stephenville
Koppers
Palmer
Mildred
Eula
Kopperl
H. L. Adcock
Ricky Armour
Ronnie Atkins
Charles Calahan
Barry Day
Douglas Day
Dale Humphries
Joe Islas
Tony Jordan
Roy King
Lloyd Kuykendall
Jimmy Lavender
Jack Powell
Douglas Runyon
Curry Reagan
Randle Ratliff
Double Homicide Shocks Glen Rose Area
Two locals were killed in a Monday night shooting near Glen Rose with motive suspected as robbery. Victims include Miss Ice, formerly married to Clyde Phipps of Glen Rose, and Mr. Brown a North Texas Sign Company foreman. Funeral services for Miss Ice were held February 28 at Glen Rose Funeral Chapel. Mr. Brown’s rites were February 27 at Chalk Mountain.
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Glen Rose
Miss Ice
Clyde Phipps
Brown
North Texas Sign Company
Nancy Smith
Chalk Mountain
Stephenville
Chalk Mountain Cemetery
FFA Awards Given At Annual Banquet
Clifton Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its annual Father Son Banquet in the Clifton Public Schools cafeteria during FFA Week in Texas. Mike Conrad opened with invocation, followed by a fried chicken dinner served by FFA and Future Homemakers of America members. Harry Willmann announced guests Linda McMillan the 1965 66 FFA Sweetheart and her stepfather C B Cleveland.
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Clifton
Future Farmers of America
Clifton Public Schools
FFA
Texas
Mike Conrad
The
Future Homemakers of America
Harry Willmann
Linda McMillan
C. B. Cleveland
Melvin Prescher
Milton Willmann
Eddie Bean
Keith Holt
Keith
Quail
Bob White
Rhody
Clifton Ffa
Sunset Home committee studies aging services reforms
A Sunset Home committee met with Reverend A J Brakke of Minneapolis and John T Warren from the Texas Health Licensing Section to study aging program and facility planning. Members include Helen Aars and others with ex-officio chair L G Hanneman. a report and recommendations are due next Monday.
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A. J. Brakke
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Division of Social Service
American Lutheran Church
John T. Warren
Texas State Department of Health
Helen C. Aars
T. F. Crawford
Charles M., Isenhower
Martin Hoel Jr
Erwin H. Knitt
D. A. Gloff
Ruth Gauer
R. N
C. Willard Stromwall
Eldon Zimmerman
Clifton
L. G. Hanneman
McGregor
Sunset Home Board of Directors
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home Board
C. C. Breitweg
Waco
James B. Essinger
Temple
Ben Rhodes
Cranfills Gap
George J. Moen
George Jageler
Gatesville
Ken Surrey
Dallas
Miss Bernie Rea Visits Clifton as Mother Hospitalized
Miss Bernie Rea a Hockaday School teacher from Dallas arrived in Clifton on Thursday after learning her mother Mrs O J Rea had entered the local hospital for treatment She was joined by Mrs Chester Perkins of Chickasha Oklahoma who plans to stay through the week Also Mr and Mrs E R Keeling spent the weekend at the Josey Ranch near Cypress with relatives including L W Goodrich family and Mrs N W Goodrich of Marlin and four of her nine children and their families
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Bernie Rea
Dallas
Clifton
O. J. Rea
Chester Perkins
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Miss Rea
E. R. Keeling
Josey Ranch
Cypress
Mrs. Keeling
L. W. Goodrich
Claire
Nick
Goodriches
Mr. Goodrich
N. W. Goodrich
Marlin
Miss Brenda Eggens Engaged to Fort Worth Man Cody
Dr and Mrs Troy Christian Eggen of Clifton announce the engagement of Brenda Ann Eggen of Fort Worth to Barry Lloyd Cody of Fort Worth. Brenda teaches fifth grade in North Richland Hills. Barry is a UT Austin alum and draftsman with Esco Elevators. They plan to marry April 9 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clifton.
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Troy Christian Eggen
North Avenue Q
Clifton
Brenda Ann
Fort Worth
Barry Lloyd Cody
That City
Orville Richard Cody
Route 2
Eggen
Clifton High School
Baylor University
Waco
North Richland
San Marcos Academy
Mr. Cody
Univer
Sity
Texas
Austin
Esco Elevators
Miss Eggen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clifton PTA Meeting Postponed to a Later Date
The Clifton Parent Teacher Association regular March meeting is postponed from Monday night. A new date will be announced later. The Clifton High School Band will perform at the next meeting.
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Clifton Parent-Teacher Association
Clifton High School
Family visit anchors Dean Lammert's fifth birthday
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lamert spent Friday to Sunday in Dallas visiting their son in law Mr and Mrs Ray Lammert and their grandsons Dean and John. The gathering included Bob Tant of Waco on Saturday and ended Sunday afternoon to celebrate Dean Lammert's fifth birthday.
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Raymond Lammert
Dallas
Ray Lammert
Dean
John
Lammerts
Bob Tant
Waco
Crump withdraws from campaign due to funds burden
State Senator Louis Crump of San Saba Texas announces withdrawal from his campaign citing family financial hardship and inability to accept undesired contributions. He thanks supporters and pledges future service to his county district and state while noting possible future public service opportunities.
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Senate
House
Connally
Smith
Ben Barnes
Louis Crump
San Saba
Texas
Huntsville visit linked to Hinton family
Mr and Mrs Pernie Surley of this city traveled with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs John Hinton of Valley Mills to Huntsville last Sunday to visit Darrell Hinton and his wife. Darrell Hinton is a student at Sam Houston State Teachers College.
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Pernie Surley
John Hinton
Vallye Mills
Huntsville
Hintons
Darrell Hinton
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob
J. P. Ward
Bosque County
Josie M. Hardwick
Bob Elder
J. E. Ward
Tom T. Heartsill
E. W
Fibber) McGee
Jack M. Railsback
Velma W. Golden
Jimmie B. Gill
Curtis Bakke
Everett W. Wallace
Roy L. Welborn
Kopperl Boys
Herschel Reynolds
Doug Ice
Itc
Donna Aars
Alton Aars
Kent Appleby
Walter C. Hansen
Aubrey T. Roberts
Richard Liardon
David Tyssen
Arno Dittrich
Erwin Dahl
David Dahl
Werner Philipp
American Farmers
Vernon Erickson
Orlette Watson
Clarence L. Conrad
James W. Smith
Bob Rhudy
RED Cross
Reverend Simpson
American Red Cross
Veterans Administration
United States
Simpson
ABC Grocery & Market
West
Pecan Street
Clifton, Texas
Neuhoff
Lone Star
Krafts
Libby
Rose Dale
Trappiys Whole Okra
Welch’s
Delsey Tissue
Hunt’s Pizza
Steley
Alcoa
del Monte
Oak Farms
Kraft
Henry Dunlap
Brenda Eggens
PTA
Senator Crump
FORD
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Standefer
Chevrolet Company
Batiste
van Heusen
Keeling
Hao Press
Dupont
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