Confirmands at Immanuel Lutheran Clifton
Doyle Fehler Randy Herzog Shirley Phillips Betty Sanders and Wayne Stanton were confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church Clifton by Rev. R Jerome Teichmiller during the Rite of Confirmation.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
5
Doyle Fehler Randy Herzog Shirley Phillips Betty Sanders and Wayne Stanton were confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church Clifton by Rev. R Jerome Teichmiller during the Rite of Confirmation.
Diane P. Wilson became the first Midwestern State University woman to be commissioned into the U S Army through the ROTC program marking a historic milestone for the university and its women cadets.
Eleven persons completed the CPR instructors training course sponsored by the Besque County Division of the American Heart Association. The program, led by William C. Bosworth MD, prepares instructors to teach life saving techniques locally.
Clifton city notes announce regular meetings held on the third Monday of each month at 7 30 p m led by secretary T H Wilcox with standard notices and arrangements for public attendance.
Major and Mrs Walter A Prescher Jr announce the birth of son Walter A Prescher III on April 2 at Darnell Army Hospital Fort Head. Weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces he has a brother Arthur and sister Brenda. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Walter Prescher Clifton. Great grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Thiele Valley Mills and Mrs Cecil Carlie San Antonio.
George Herring of Hillsboro captured the 7 pound 1 ounce lunker to win the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Big Bass Tournament at Lake Whitney on Sunday. The event drew 204 anglers with Lake Whitney at 524.01 feet above sea level and 68 degrees. Other notable catches included Bill Bain two-person team with 94 sand bass and a 14½ pound yellow cat, Milton Neese a 6 pound striper, Charles Mason and Willie Dees 13 sand bass up to 14 pounds, and Perry Edwards a 14½ pound yellow cat.
The Clifton Magazine Club met at Mrs. Leroy Lionstad’s home on April 27 for the final club year gathering with three members absent. President Helen Aars announced resignation as she steps down, passing leadership to new president Joe F. Kral Jr, as members note Lincoln’s quote on self-reliance and civic duty.
Friends and relatives from out of town attended the funeral for Lincoln Ferris on Sunday afternoon at Brister Lawson Funeral Home. The list includes Thelma Schumacher Johnny La Kleine Alma Jenson Hoff Cullen Robinson Parks Windham Sonny Golden Albert Spitzer Arnold Anz Cath Mikes Marie Bernhardt Irene Gangsher Emma Mae Nelson Lillie Aanenson Harold Wiede W D Downey Lee Conrad Victor Conrad Bennie Meyer Gus Hoel Otto Pederson Johnnie Harris and others.
The 19th annual Solberg reunion was held May 2 at the Grimland home in Lakeside Village Morgan. About 34 descendants attended a 10 am arrival, covered dish lunch, and a brief business meeting led by President Irvin Grimland. Attendees included Dr. Allan Solberg, Owen Dahl from Dallas, and many Solbergs from Texas towns. A SCSEP report noted 15,322 older Americans participated in the 1976 fiscal year program for unemployed and disadvantaged adults aged 55 and above.
Funeral services for Mrs. O J Bronstad 81 were held at St. Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap with Pastor Marvin Q Ottmers officiating. Burial followed at St Olaf Cemetery. pallbearers list includes Knudson Rohne Bertelsen Larson Christenson and Paulson. She was born June 12 1894 in Mustang Community and married Otis Julian Bronstad in 1914.
Warren Newberry executive director of the Texas Farm Bureau will address the Bosque County Rotary Club in Clifton at 12 10 pm May 13. Rotarian Calvin Rueter will introduce him at Schmidt's Downtown Restaurant.
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