Cubs Triumph Over Itasca as Clifton Leads District Hopes
The Cubs defeated Itasca with Clifton rising as a district championship favorite after a 14 to 7 halftime lead and a tight second half. Clifton’s Stasca caused turnovers while Parks, Conrad and Hasca connected on key plays to secure the win.
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Eateth Conrad
Henkelman
Waa
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Taxes
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P. D. Wallace
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Tasen
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Tasca
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Birth of Daughter at Valley Mill in Che Cit y Rowotta
The record notes the birth on October 29, 1050 at Valley Mill in Che Cit y Rowotta with a newborn weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. The infant is unnamed in the fragment.
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Che City Rowotta
Tan
Cuitton Bata
Urary Announces New Books at Clifton Library
The Clifton Centennial Memorial Library committee announces availability of two signed copies of Sironia Texas by Madison Cooper and several other new titles. Included are Mr Nichols a Man of Righteousness, The King to Dead by Ellery Queen, The Strange Bride by John Jennings, Yippee Bowboy A Story Of Lacai, and preschool books. Donations continue from Valerie McFaden and others, with thanks to Goodall WitchalinieKorpital.
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Clifton Centennial Memorial
John Jennings
Yippee
Bowboy
Cheeter
Valerie McFaden
Rewer’s Digest
Jean Mist
Aline Onsun
Ad Coronell
Wincher
Goodall and Witcha
Scout Fund Drive Falls Short of 1951 Total
Clifton scouts report funds raised for the Boy Scout program at 9715.25, sliding below 1951 totals. The drive included 575 collected by feeders after a breakfast, plus 210 from monthly sustaining members and firm contributors, with hopes to match last year’s figure.
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Clifton
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Belton
Forteiters
Ciflan Men
Acout Committee
Harvest Carnival at Junlog and Senior High School
Local high school held its Harvest Carnival on Tuesday night October 28. Miss Linda Hung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ALC Hulingy, was crowned Harvest Queen amid colorful student activities and community entertainment staged for the beneficiary.
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Birgest
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Hulingy
Queen
Harvest Carnival Nets $406 for Parents Teachers
A senior Harvest Carnival at the school featured colorfully dressed students, songs, dances, and a Gypsy caravan scene. The program, arranged under Mrs. W. Hi McCown with music by Lois Res, drew a large audience of parents and friends and ended with pie, cake and coffee as proceeds totaled about $406 for the PTA.
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Idk Park Lie Song and Lords
Fern Ann
Bobby Conrad
Sam Case
Harry Cash
Virginie Thompson
Kenneth Larson
Martha Colwick
Roland Anderson
Marile Gilliam
Frank Smith
Ucdemes
Dikes
Elaine Harris
Paul Larson
Barbara Bateman
John Beaver
Gul Ringness
Tek Gutlaw
Dorotheaarson
Kenneth G. Nelson
Geneva Kleine
Glen Ghurtad
Helen Bland
Bobby J. Landgrat
Fred Erickson
Jim Hutcheson
Morris Jackson
Charles Billman
Joy Orbeck
Irl
Huth Hoek
Rosemary “Thompson
Larry Benfer
William Ketter
Cventen
Igh
Lois Res
Allan Allen
Raymond Cook
Leona Schaffer
Acle Watsonere
McCown
Lottie Hettis
Parent‘Teacher Association
Valerie
Shaw Goodall
Gene “Rah ‘Craft
Morris Oullan
Patricia Parker
F. B. Wallace
Uly Apbiety
John Phil Cutians Unig
Billy Dowdy
Audiense
Skeletons
Tommy
Ralph
Larry Wallace
Uypay
Jan Merle Belcher
Masse Walace
Bob Lane
Parent Teacher Association
Farm Bureau elects officers for 1953 Clifton article
The Bosque County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at Clifton High School last Monday night. J. Keveger of Clifton was promoted to president. Fred Warring ton of Walley Mille was named second vice president and director. Directors include W. C. Hanson Cranfils Grp and Gus Hos a Norse, with several others re-elected for next year. The group aims to have a formal slate ready for the State Convention.
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Posyre County Farm Bureau
Aupper
Clifton
Wii Keveger J
Bosque County
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Manto
Mustang
Sotzelat
Leos. Anders
IV Springs
Wassleet
Fred Warrington
Walley Mille
Ice
W. C. Hanson
Cranfils Grp
Pred Vickrey
Mosheim
F . Johle
Womack
Blalock
Meridian
HL. Downey
Morix
Gus Hos
Picker Lamis
Iredell
Spurgeon Welles
Rapper
Will Kruegerr
Clifion
W. C. Ow
Fair Directors Set 1953 Dates
Fair directors choose 1953 dates with a berth on Sunday, reaffirming schedule amid past two years' adjustments. Entitled officials and local venues weigh logistics and community programs for the upcoming fair season.
Prizes Offered For Chills Best Phots
The Clifton Record announces a Big Child Photograph Contest with $1000 in prizes for the three best pictures taken November 10 by Winston Lucas of Irving Texas. He will be at the Solder House from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Photos are free to publish and proofs will be shown. Children of all ages may enter, no purchase required to appear in The Record.
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Texas
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United States
Dwight D. Elenhowst
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Obituary for Elling Colwick Of Bosque County Tex
Obituary follows for Elling Thorsten Colwick born August 22 1845 in Coppervick Norway. He came to America in 1883 and farmed in Bosque County near Clifton with his wife Mary Whine. Funeral services were held October 31 1952 at Clifton Funeral Chapel and Our Saviors Lutheran Church. The service featured Our Saviors Share Choir and floral tributes. Colwick died early Thursday morning September 30 after multiple strokes and heart complications. He lived near Clifton most of his life and is survived by family members in the Clifton area.
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Clifton Funeral Chapel
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Our Saviors Share
Jesus Savior
A. J. Bron
Oris. Pleraen
Hugh H. Trotter
Hulen C. Aire
Oscar Omensonn
Houston
Olat Omenson
Tekas City
Allan Colwick
Hat ‘Hoe
Carlson
Pecos Water
Huckabee
Temple
John Bryn
Cranfills Gap
Elling Thorsten Colwick
Coppervick
Norway
Toroeters
Ella
Pete Bryn
Christine Fais
Cormeilson
United States
Bosque County
Ovie Colwick
Otis Coun Ley
F Clifton
Mary Whine
Deriod
Andrew
Phil Gil ‘Grimiand
AG. Amundson
Rural cattle sale offers 200 head at slow market
About 200 head of cattle were offered on Wednesday with slow, uneven bidding. Buyers showed interest in good quality stocker calves though overall activity was muted as prices remained moderate.
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Sendy
Mediu Mesa
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