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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
6
The Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District reports supervisors including James Watson authorized a basic new shredder and appointed F. E. Watson as custodian. The record notes the action occurred around 1:30 pm in the Bosque district.
A fragmented notice outlines an ume meeting to discuss how districts can better serve rare urban residents. It mentions districts, community needs, and improving public services in a general sense.
Unclear catalog copy hints a discount on staplers and related Saples at a Cit tem Record. A promotional note mentions a Tet SO item lineup and a special price, with details obscured by garbled text.
Local Meridian notices report visits by residents to relatives in nearby towns, attendance at a Texas historical convention, hospital updates, medical recoveries, a car accident with injuries, and condolences. The piece lists names such as Velma Golden, Joe Bass, Nevada Houston Day, Doyle W. Hennessee, Wm A Miller, and families across Meridian, Waco, Irving, Fort Worth, and Temple, with several hospitalizations and recoveries noted.
Booster of Sunset Home Mrs Jenson has ideal philosophy on aging and the generation gap. Emma Rohne Jenson of Cuizen Lutheran Sunset Home discusses life views, family, and patience for younger generations. Her six children and five sons in WW II service are noted. She urges parents to be available and listen rather than pressure, drawing on a long life in Cranfills Gap and Clifton with Sunset Home. Reprinted from The Sunset Home News July-September.
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