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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
8
Patrolmen James A. Wright and Harvey Lane release Bosque County October rural accident summary. Eleven rural traffic crashes were investigated resulting in three injuries and $7,725 in property damage. Through ten months of 1963 the county totals 117 rural crashes.
The data records 1962 rural and total traffic crashes with 1 death and 39 injuries or 3 deaths and 50 injuries. Property damage totals reach 45 790.00 for the period and 56 667.00 for rural crashes in Bosque County.
Ingram Oswald relatives are invited to a reunion November 24 at the Cameron Park Clubhouse in Waco from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Bread and drinks provided. each family asked to bring a prime lunch, plates cups and silver.
The Bosque County Farm Bureau will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:00 PM Tuesday November 19 in the Cranfills Gap School cafeteria. Host Trent Knudson will lead a pre meeting covered dish supper followed by reports from delegates who attended the Fort Worth State Farm Bureau Convention November 10-13. Bosque County earned the Texas Farm Bureau Information and Public Relations Award and now has 530 members with 71 new additions this year.
Ill residents and relatives appear in a Clifton area notices column. Mrs Gus Knudson of Crawfills Gap became a medical patient in Memorial Hall on November 9. Steven Wilkerson has been under hospital care since November 12. Mrs Claud H. Turner underwent surgery on November 6 to 8. Mr and Mrs Jerry Godby visited Myrtie Whaley in Caldwell, now critically ill in a Bryan hospital with leukemia.
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A large Grimland family gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rhodes in Clifton with many relatives from Austin Hamilton Rockville Gatesville Dallas and more attending. The note of sympathy extends to Mrs Jesse Boyd Harmon and son following the death of her husband. Funeral services for Alfred Hardwick were held in Meridian and other local visitations and hospital updates are reported. Subjects include relatives visiting Clifton and surrounding towns plus travel for deep sea fishing and a wolf hunt in Gillette.
Mrs Carl Bakke of Route 2 Clifton entered the local hospital on November 11. Mrs John M Hornbuckleie also entered for medical care on November 7 with a heart condition, and both families hope for a speedy recovery. Carol and Kenneth Outlaw of Brady visited Clifton with their grandparents A H Pete Cash and John Outlaw. Bill McDowell of Dallas stopped by for a brief visit with his parents on the way to see daughter Mollye McDowell at the University of Texas and the Texas Baylor game. They then returned to Dallas after visiting Clifton.
Funeral services for Jesse Boya Harmon 58 of Beverly Ohio were held at 10:00 AM Wednesday November 6 at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Reverend Iver Haugen. He died November 1 in Waterford Ohio from a coronary occlusion. Interment at St Olaf Rock Church Cemetery Cranfills Gap area. Surviving are his wife Hallie Jermstad Harmon son Theodore Allyn Harmon three brothers and two sisters.
H D Agent reports annual 4-H Club Achievement Banquet will be held at the National Guard Armory in Clifton on Saturday night. Twenty five 4-H girls and thirty two 4-H boys plus parents leaders and friends will be recognized. Carolyn Reierson and Bob Viertel will receive county honors. About 150 people expected.
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