Central Texas Polled Hereford Sale Tops With $600 Bull
Top selling bull JFG Domestic Mischief 409 owned by Jim and Fay Gill of Coleman brought $600 selling to Irving Clark & Sons of Greenville. Lady Gwen the top female sold for $335 to Perry Bowles of Colorado City. Overall 51 head averaged $290 with bulls at $319 and females $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
JFG
Jim
Fay Gill
Coleman
Irving Clark & Sons
Greenville
Lady Gwen
Evans Ficklin
Valley Mills
Perry Bowles
Colorado City
Captain Return
E. L. Ficklin
E. W. Barker
Vance Golden Hoof Farms
R. P. Kinsey
Hamilton
N. M. Barnett
Melvin
Jesse Osborn
Muleshoe
Barnett
Perry Kallison
San Antonio
Gla Mesa Domino
Glen
Lillian Allen
Hillsboro
T. K. Gantt
Houston
Albert Jacobs
Silver Anxiety
Sam Belyeu
Walnut Springs
Poe and Sons
Waco
C. M. Lagert Jr
Bruce Chaney
Clifton
Central Texas
Hereford Association
Clifton City Hall
C. B. Cathey
Bill Poe
Glen Allen
Morris van
Lampasas
Will Krueger Jr
Gatesville
Truett Davis
Tuscola
Raymond Rogstad
Clifton Motel
Farmers State Bank
Belgea, Poe and Sons
E. W. (Fibber) McGee
Evelyn Denton
City Cafe
Fenn Trophy Co
Clifton Record
Jaycee Turkey Shoot Invites Clifton Shoppers
The Jaycees' Turkey Shoot comes to Clifton City Park near the Fair Barn on November 10 and 11. Events include turkey shooting, potluck, competition, trap shooting, and beginner rounds with guns provided or bring own. Jaycee Ettes offer food and drinks on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Clifton
Fair Barn
Clifton Area Birth Announcements Note Three Newborns
Mr and Mrs Sherrill D Anderson of Crawfills Gap welcome Russell Scott born November 1 1962 at Clifton hospital weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces. Mr and Mrs Joel H Weber Route 2 Valley Mills welcome Nancy Jo born November 1 1962 at Clifton hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Dr and Mrs Donald A Gloff of Dallas announce Gregory Stephen born October 30 1962 at Baylor Hospital weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are Robert A Gloff Clifton Waymond H Altenburg Liberty and J A Jeane Clifton is great grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill D. Anderson
Crawfills Gap
Russell Scott
Clifton Hospital
Nancy Jo
Joel H. Weber
Route 2
Valley Mills
Donald A. Gloff
Dallas
Gregory Stephen
Baylor
Hill Teen Sustains Major Injuries After Bull Ride
Jerry Hill a Clifton High sophomore 15 was seriously hurt after being stepped on by a bull during bull riding Sunday afternoon at the County Line between Smith Bend and Waco He was thrown from the beast and later found to have a ruptured pancreas kidney hemorrhage two broken ribs and other injuries taken by ambulance to Providence Hospital in Waco where surgery revealed the kidney and pancreatic damage and his condition remained serious Thursday as friends prayed for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hill
Jack R. Hill
Providence Hospital
Waco
Smith Bend
Jerry
Bill Johnson
Clifton High School
Oswald Ingram Reunion Planned Here November 11
An Oswald Ingram Family Reunion is set for November 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Clifton City Hall dining room. Attendees should bring a picnic lunch and eating supplies. bread, tea and coffee will be provided. For details call W B Oswald OR5 3423 or Mrs. Peder Dahl. The article also notes Mrs. Dahl remained hospitalized as of the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald-Ingram
Clifton City Hall
W. B. Oswald
Clifton
Will Ragsdale Dies Here Now
Will T. Ragsdale a prominent rancher near Womack for over fifty years died in Clifton hospital at about 4 40 Sunday morning November 4 after long illness. He was born July 28 1872 and left a wife a son a granddaughter and two great grandchildren with siblings and friends mourning his passing. Funeral services were held November 5 at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Clifton Cemetery. Check your Record date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womack
Will T. Ragsdale
Clifton Hospital
Ragsdale
John Ragsdale
William Turman Ragsdale
Proffitt
Clifton
Neils Creek
Ole C. Pederson
Valley Mills
Helm Hotel
Mary Cochran
B. F. Cochran
Fred
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Ragsdale Place
Mr. Ragsdale
Jack Hill
Lucille Ragsdale
Waco
Sharon Hill
Keith Hill
Lizzie Young
Johnny
Clifton Funeral Home
W. G. Etheredge
First Baptist Church
Buckner’s Orphans’ Home Baptist Church
Dallas
W. O. Gloff
Clyde Barton
Jack C. Tucker
Helen C. Aars
Clarence D. Handley
Tomie Joe Harris
Colonel Simpson to Speak at Clifton Supper Meeting
Clifton Lions Club and Clifton Magazine Club host a combined supper at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday November 13 in City Hall dining room. Speaker Col Harold B. Simpson, comptroller of the 12th Air Force, stationed in Waco, writes on Hood's Texas Brigade. Simpson, a Civil War expert with three University of Illinois degrees, founded the Civil War Round Table in Waco. This event is Lions Ladies Night and the Magazine Club Husbands Evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lions Club
Clifton Magazine Club
City Hall
Counnel Harold B. Simpson
12Th Air Force
Waco
Simpson
Hood
Texas Brigade
Colonel Simpson
Texas
University of Illinois
Civil War Round Table
Lions Club
Magazine Club
Conrad M. Rystad Dies At Hospital
Conrad M. Rystad aged 82 years 5 months 14 days of 414 North Avenue L Clifton died in the local hospital at about 3 45 oclock on Thursday afternoon November 1 after a heart attack in 1954 and long illness His funeral was held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse with Rev Joel E Nelson conducting and interment in Clifton Cemetery Born May 17 1880 in Norse he was the son of the late Rev J K Rystad and Bergitte Nelson Rystad and attended Clifton College He had worked as a paper hanger in Dallas before returning to Clifton where he married Alma ____
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Conrad M. Rystad
North Avenue L
Clifton
Rystad
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
Joel E. Nelson
Patsy Erickson
Nelson
Lester Hutcherson
Lawrence Ringness
Tilden Knudson
W. M. Zuehlke
H. L. Oswald
A. L. Bronstad
Clifton Cemetery
J. K. Rystad
Bergitte Nelson Rystad
Conrad Melankton Rystad
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Clifton College
Clifton Lutheran College
Dallas
Alma
Clifton High Band to Enter Region III Contest in Mexia
Clifton High School Band under B. D. Brown will compete in Region III Interscholastic League marching contest in Mexia Saturday with 48 members and drum major Charlene Meyer. They practice 8:30 to 9:30 a m and depart at 10 a m returning about 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton High School
Mexia
B. D. Brown
Brown
Clifton Band Parents’ Association
CHS
Clifton-Glen Rose
Glen Rose
Charlene Meyer
David Westley
Herman Landuu Jr
Darrell Spearath
Stephen Rester
Jeff
Cubs Rout Itasca 48 to 6 at Clifton Stadium
Clifton High School Cubs overwhelmed Itasca 48 to 6 at Cub Stadium as three regulars were sidelined. Gary Swenson, David Kettler, and Larry Pullin led early scores, with Clifton building a 22 to 0 lead in the first quarter and extending it despite late third quarter fumbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Anderson
Clifton High School
Clifton
Kay Kincheloe
Randy Outlaw
Sandy Eaton
Kay Roberts
Charlene
Randy
Queen
David Kettler
Bart Townsend
Yvonne
National Guard Armory
Stephen Bester
Tommy Latham
Woodrow W. Meyer
Ruthy
Larry Pullin
Helen
Thomas Wilson
Glenn Murphree
Sandy
Jerry Allen
Bobby Coffman
Clifton High
Cubs
Itasca
Cub Stadium
Hill County
Cub
Gary Swenson
Swenson
Gerald Carpenter
Bernard Erickson
B. Hammer
Kettler
Pullin
Carpenter
Wampus Cats
Townsend
Wampus Cat
Murphree
Prescher Anniversary Open House to Honor 25 Years
Mr and Mrs Erich Prescher of Star Route 1 invite friends and neighbors to an open house at their home on Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The Preschers’ children and families host. No gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich Prescher
Star Route 1
Fort Worth Visit Highlights Local Kin and Absences
Mrs. T. J. Vick and Mrs. R. L. Sanderson visited in Fort Worth last Sunday with Mrs. Vick's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Vick. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Locke of Conroe are visiting this week in the home of Alvin Lyon and with other relatives in the county. Mrs. Locke is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lyon. Mrs. Ray Berry, teaching in Victoria, and her daughter Peggy came to Clifton and stayed with Ray Berry, owner of Charlie's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Vick
R. L. Sanderson
Fort Worth
A. G. Locke
Conroe
Alvin Lyon
Locke
Bob Lyon
Ray Berry
Victoria Public
Peggy
Clifton
Charlie
Connally Wins Bosque County in Texas Governor Race
Bosque County voters favored John Connally by 1 446 to 926 over Jack Cox in the general election. Statewide results show Connally leading and Republicans gaining seats, while Bosque backed many amendments but defeated several others. Mrs. Otto Solberg remains a hospital patient since November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Bosque County
Texas
Jack Cox
Dallas
Odessa
Austin
Cox— Crawfills Gap
Coyote
Womack
Connally
Cox
Carswell
Smith
Hayes
Carr
Kennerly
Pool
Barry
Ramsey
Hanson
Calvert
Rummler
Sadler
Fay
White
Hubbard
Cubs Set to Complete District Sweep Against Glen Rose
Clifton High Cubs aim for a third straight district win as Glen Rose arrives with no district victories. Glen Rose showed momentum against Itasca but lacks punch while Clifton expects to overcome injuries with Dickie Larson back and Pat Stewart, Frank Tyler, and Charles Billman sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton High Cubs
Glen Rose
Tigers
Clifton
Cubs
Itasca
Cub
Pat Stewart
Frank Tyler
Charles Billman
Billman
Dickie Larson
Stewart
Tyler
Bosque Memorial Museum Seeks Endowment in Clifton
Bosque Memorial Museum Association president Mrs. Ole J. Hoel Sr. outlines goals to build an endowment of about 20000 dollars and raise 1500 dollars for printing a revised Bosque County history by Dr. William C. Pool. Royalties from the book will go to the museum treasury as the association urges gifts and loans to preserve pioneer heritage. Mr. Pool, a Southwest Texas State College history professor and Bosque County native, contributes to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole J. Hoel
Bosque Memorial Museum Association
Ciation
Bosque County
William C. Pool
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Tom Pool
Auction Prices Reported for Eggs Cattle and Hogs
Readable auction notes show eggs sold by size with prices from 15 to 21 cents per dozen. Cows and calves commanded about 158 dollars, while hog tops quoted from 916.75 to 930. The fragment reflects midweek sale activity and buyer demand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Texas Polled Hereford Association
Belyeu
Hereford
Jaycee
Peder Dahl
Will Ragsdale
Erich Preschers
County
Otto Solberg
Meridian
Iredell
Owens
Morgan Wee
Roswell
Smith Wee
Bosque Museum
Association
Hoel
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