Preschers Attend San Antonio Convention
Mr and Mrs Fritz Prescher with Mr and Mrs Walter Prescher drove to Comfort then to San Antonio for Hermanns Sons Convention events. Delegates toured Her tants Home For The Aged and enjoyed barbecued sausage, songs by Hermanns Sons and music from the Fredericksburg Band. A memorial service honored Harry Nass. The group visited Brackenridge Park and San Antonio sites before returning home.
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Walter Prescher
Comfort
San Reni
Ann Sons
Her ‘Tants Sons
Hermanns Sons
Chois
Fredericksburg
Hermmans Sans
Cato
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
New Tramels
Wilinn Jarvis
Janet
Coryell City Blasts Clifton In Baseball Clash
Coryell City rapped Clifton for 15 hits and 8 runs in a Sunday win at the Joey diamond. Pitcher Krempin and batters led a strong attack as Clifton threatened in one rough inning. A rematch is set at Meridian Saturday night May 10.
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Cal
Coryell Hy
Cmon Domeball
Joey Diamond
Coryell City Sluggers
Krempine
Clon
Litle
Clifton
Coryell City
Meridian
Krempin
Jones
Nelson
Lawson
Woodward
Schaffer
D. Hulme
A. Hula
Masca
Cliitton Fs
Iasca
Nasca
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Local and Personal News From Clifton and Surroundings
Local notes report visits and family movements in Clifton and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Arthur stayed with Annie Woomack in Stonque County while with Wash Arthur of Meridian during his illness. Arthur died Sunday and funeral services were held in Meridian. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Tribble and Miss Ruby Colville at Bul sboro, and Gus Rockway and daughter Phyllis Ann from Guymon Oklahoma in Clifton with relatives. The Rockways plan to move to Beaver Oklahoma after the school year. Teresa Louise Pederson weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces at birth on April 20, 1962 in Clifton Hospital. paternal Pedersons are from Norse near Clifton, maternal Cox from Brownwood. Pederson is on Crawfills Gap School Faculty. Sunday visitors at Henry Wiese’s home included Louise Wiese and various relatives from Waco and Granfits Gap, sharing stories and lunch.
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Ofairs
Annie Woomack
Stonque County
Wash Arthur
Meridian
Te. Arthur
Womack
P. G. Tribble
Ruby Colville
Bulsboro
Stry
Gus Rockway
Davgbter
Phyllis Ann
Guymon
Oklahoms
Clifton
Teresa Louise Pederson
Crantills Gap
Truman Feferson
Dm. Pederson
Te E. Cox
Brownwood
Pederson
Crawfills Gap
Suoriay
Henry Wiese
Margie
Harold
Louise Wiese
Raligh Dustig
Guy Hughes
Linda
W. C. Wiese
Caro Nel
Mary, Carrol
Pola Nelson
Kate Rone
Bill Wiese
Billy
Kenneth
Gertrude
Granfitls Gap
Wieschi
Flies do absolutely no good on this earth says Health official
The article quotes State Health Officer Geo W Cox denouncing flies as useless to the planet and spreading disease. He notes flies are highly prolific with spring-starting breeding and potential millions of offspring, arguing other insects may pollenate or feed on less harmful forms of life. He promises to reveal how far a fly can fly.
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Mies
Buker
Geo. W. Cox
Les
Autuma
Cox
Centennial Flower Show highlights given by Civic Show Committee
The article lists numerous award winners across divisions such as Dining Tables, Flowers, Vegetables, Garden And Special Features, Miscellaneous, Holiday Arrangements, Dried Arrangements, Miniatures, Wild Flowers, and Children exhibits. Awards honor Mrs. R. H. Rogstad, Mrs. L. B Tennison, Mrs. Ross Kimmel, Mrs. A. C. Brandes, Mrs. S. L. Witcher, Mrs. Ted Evans, and others, with top placings in multiple categories and thanks to Civic Show Committee members for organizing the 1962 Centennial Flower Show.
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L. Witcher
Ross Kimmel
Ted Evans
C. L. Goodall
Kat
Chus
Aars
W. B. Oswald
H.W. Hill
W. B. Dewald
Bill Blewit
KH. Rogetad
EW. Wallace
C. Eb.p
Milton Brown
Sadie Swenson
Susan Witcher
Kay Kincheloe
Peggy Aars
Jimmy Hutches
Mestames
A.C. Weandes
Arthur Spurgeon
Hiram Hobbs
E.W. Wallace
RH. Ronstad
A.B Frickt
Defense Bond sales in Basque County rise in first quarter of 1952
George H. Brooks reports Basque County Defense Bond sales for January to March 1952 totalled 56,286.00 with monthly figures for E, F and G bonds. Nathan Adams notes county averages and a slight 1952 quarterly increase, while cash-ins of war bonds decrease. Buy U.S. Defense Bonds to support the job. Clifton Record.
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George H. Brooks
Basque County
Defense
Nathan Adams
Dallas
Mr. Brooks
Me. Brooks
Warnatui
Brooks Slo
U.S. Defense Bonds
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