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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
6
A collage of Wants and For Sale notices from Clifton Arabia featuring animals, vehicles, houses, tools, furniture, and services. Items include two ducks and four geese, a Falcon 2 door sedan, a four room house, and various farm and home goods from local dealers and residents. Numerous job and service notices follow.
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Public notice commands B R Ahlsted Evelyn Ahlsted unknown heirs to appear before Bosque County District Court Meridian Texas by written answer due by 10 am on the first Monday after forty two days from December 7 1964 in suit O E Schow Lumber Co Inc v B R Ahlsted Evelyn Ahlsted and unknown heirs seeking ownership of one half of Lot 3 Block C N Jacob Nelson Addition Clifton Texas and title by five year statute of limitations.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Schmidt and families express deep thanks for cards flowers visits and meals following Mr Schmidt’s surgery at Providence Hospital Waco and after his return home. Special thanks to Dr S L Witcher and Rev W F Rolf for kindnesses.
The family thanks doctors and staff at Goodall and Witcher Hospital for kindness during illness and after death. Special thanks to J. B. Darden Jr. and Clifton Funeral Home staff. Mrs. Simp Grubaugh and Family.
The family of B C Rogstad Sr expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for support after the sudden death of a husband father grandfather and great grandfather.
Alfred Burton Joseph Dahl arrived October 21 1964 in Tooele Utah weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce. He has sisters Julie Barbara and Evelyn. Grandparents E A Dahl of Clifton and C H Swede Johnson of Brady noted. William Michael Gaston born October 24 1964 at the local hospital weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. Parents Thomas M Gaston and family reside at 907 West 5th Street Clifton with paternal Frazier Gaston grandparents.
Rebecca Jenkins entertained friends with a slumber party at her parents home on Halloween Saturday October 31. Attending were Susie Calvert Darlene Meyer Gayle Bernhardt Sharon Morton Judy Fossett Louann Railsback Pamela Fredenburg and Deidra Cox.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Spitzer with Bert Cook Jr and Faylene Lane traveled to Bryan Sunday to visit their son Darrell Wenzell an A and M student and to meet Mrs Spitzer's son and family Mr and Mrs Glenn Gaustad also pursuing a doctorate at A and M They also visited Clifton student Darrell Wenzell at the university.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and Mr and Mrs Tommy Hill thank friends for kindness support and a Saturday night shower after their homes were destroyed by fire.
This note expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindnesses and hospital remembrances during recovery from surgery. Special thanks are given to Dr Goodall and the staff at Goodall Witcher Hospital for excellent care. Sam Mooney.
O K Mackey thanks friends for kindness shown during Ellen Mackey’s illness and hospitalization. He states their thoughtful deeds and consideration have left them with grateful hearts and wishes others the same friendship in times of need.
The family of C E Pratt thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and acts of kindness after the sudden death of their husband and father. Special thanks go to J B Darden Jr E W McGee Chief Beasley Reverend Clay Burns and the Clifton Masonic Lodge for comforting rites. May God bless you all.
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