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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1962

Page

2

Norwegian Journalist retraces Cleng Peerson's Bosque County trail

Alfred Hauge a Norwegian journalist author and foreign correspondent retraced Cleng Peerson's Bosque County steps from November 17 to 20. He toured Clifton Norse and Bosque County landmarks viewed Peersons grave and well and met Bosque County Museum Association members. Hauge travels from Stavanger to Texas via Minnesota Illinois and the Dakotas aided by a $99 bus fare.

Alfred Hauge Cleng Peerson Bosque County United States Stavanger Norway Peerson Hauge Bosque Memorial Museum Clifton Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Norse Ole J. Hoel Sr Hoel Bosque County Museum Association Hoels Dan E. Orbeck Clarence M. Colwick Colwick Mr. Colwick Mr. Peerson Stavanger Afterblad Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation New York Stavanger On the Sloop, “Restauration New York City Hudson Bay Canada Texas Minnesota Illinois Iowa South Dakota Mesa Arizona Waco Derwood Johnson New Orleans Louisiana

Eckerts To Be Honored On Golden Wedding Date

Mr and Mrs L A Eckert of Route 3 Valley Mills will be honored by their children with an open house on Sunday afternoon December 9 from 2 30 to 4 30 to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Relatives and friends are invited to call during the hours and asked to refrain from gifts

L. A. Eckert Route 3 Valley Mills Eckerts

Luedtke Family Hosts Zacharias Visitors Over Thanksgiving

Visiting over the Thanksgiving holidays in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Luedtke were their son in law Otto Zacharias and his three sons David Jimmy and Tommy of San Antonio. The group enjoyed fishing hunting but did not see any deer.

E. R. Luedtke Otto Zacharias David Jimmy Tommy San Antonio

Births in Clifton area span several families November 1962

A series of birth notices from Clifton hospital list Kathleen West born November 20 1962 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces to EL and Clayton West. William Frederick Baird born November 20 1962 weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces to Dr. and Mrs. William C Baird. Jerry Dean Sather born November 21 1962 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces to Jerry W Sather. Duane Keith Light born November 21 1962 weighing 7 pounds. Myra Kay Marshall born November 23 1962 weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. Charles Chris Mickelson born November 26 1962 at Big Spring hospital.

Clayton L. West Morgan Kathleen Clifton Hospital William Frederick William C. Baird Meridian Nanette Angela Patsy Warren Burney Warren Jerry W. Sather Cranfills Gap Jerry Dean Harold Sather Walnut Springs Myra Kay Charles Mickelson Big Spring Charles Chris Big Spring Hospital Otis Mickelson Clifton Jesse Ackerly

Deceased Payne Killed. Morris Huse Released On Bail

Two Bosque County men, William Haskell Payne 54 and Morris Huse 54, faced deadly gunfire near Cranfills Gap on the Leo Bradshaw farm. Payne died from chest, neck, thigh, and finger wounds. Huse was released on $5,000 bond on murder with malice charges. The dispute arose over deer hunting rights on land shared by the Bradshaw and Ellingtion properties. both used deer rifles at close range. Funeral services for Payne were conducted November 28 at the First Methodist Church in Cranfill Gap.

William Haskell Payne Leo Bradshaw Matt Reesing Cranfills Gap Morris Huse Byron McClellan E. W. (Fibber) McGee Clifton Huse Ington Place Bradshaw Place Homer Russell Bradshaw Farm Payne Bradshaw Pasture Mr. Russell James Wright Russell Mr. Huse Bosque Hamilton Counties Mr. Payne Oklahoma Lanham First Methodist Church Cranfill Gap Darwin Farquhar Hamilton Jess Payne Tolar William Payne Arlington Taylor Payne Marvin Payne Milton Payne Jessie Spivey Oscoda Michigan Martha Pagans Fort Worth Evelyn Allen

Hit-Run Death of Alfred A. Schmidt Near West

Alfred Albert Schmidt aged 43 7 12 died Monday night near West after a suspected hit and run. His body was found beside a country road about three and a half miles west of West around 10 30 p m. Autopsy pending as investigators seek car or truck involved. He lived on Route 2 Valley Mills and was unmarried. He leaves five brothers and three sisters. Funeral held November 28 at Krueger Funeral Home Valley Mills with interment in Clifton Cemetery.

Bosque County Alfred Albert Schmidt Route 2 Valley Mills West Schmidt Joe Sanderson Place Charlie Schmidt Otto Schmidt Albert Kettler A. C. Schuerg Ed Kettler Clifton Eddie Grimm Paul Schmidt Herbert Schmidt William Schmidt Cleburne Freda Annie Grace Krueger Peyton Goodman Valley Mills Methodist Church

Arnold Homerstad Dies Suddenly at 54 in Austin

Arnold Homerstad aged 54 of Austin died suddenly after a heart attack Wednesday night November 28 at his home. He suffered the attack at work and was taken home by coworkers before the doctor arrived. He was a son of Mrs. John Homerstad of Clifton Route 2 and the late Mr. Homerstad. He married Cleo Hoff, daughter of Mrs. Otis Hoff. Funeral arrangements were pending with services expected Saturday.

Arnold Homerstad Austin Homerstad John Homerstad Route 2 Clifton Cleo Hoff

Texas Municipal League Meeting Planned in Clifton

Central Texas regional meeting of the Texas Municipal League will be held in Clifton on Thursday night December 6. Supper at 6 30 in Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall served by church ladies. Clifton mayor Charles M Isenhower expects about 100 to 150 attendees. Wives of members invited. local senators and representatives and spouses will be special guests.

Central Texas Texas Municipal League Clifton Fellowship Hall Trinity Lutheran Church Charles M. Isenhower League

22 Breeders To Sell Stock In Clifton

Twenty two members of the Bosque County Shorthorn Breeders Association will auction 69 head at the third annual fall sale in Clifton. The sale begins at 12 30 P M Saturday with 20 bulls 12 cows with calves 20 bred cows and heifers and 16 open heifers. The show precedes the sale at 9 00 A M Frank Litterest of Bryan to judge. An annual dinner follows at Charlie's Cafe in Clifton.

Bosque County Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Clifton Johnny Watkins Waco M. W. Bonds Joe Boswell Whitney John P. Borne Jr Bernard Blanche Friedlander Bert Pfaff Tyler C. M. Caraway Jr C. M. Caraway III Lennard Caraway Larry Betty Conner DeLeon T. P. Coburn Blum Carl L. Duke Oglesby C. W. Fenstermaker San Antonio Johnny Fox Mart Norman & Elwanda Hahn Girard Bruce Lane Comanche Leo Mc.Guiness Seagoville Bill Millsaps Nolanville Edward Perkins Evant Stephenson Farm Midlothian F. M. Weeks Parmela George Weems Rockdale Frank Litterest Bryan

Clifton Civic Improvement Society Christmas Program

Members of the Clifton Civic Improvement Society are invited to a Christmas program at 3 00 o clock on Wednesday December 5 in the City Hall dining room. Clifton High School chorus under Mrs O R Jenson will perform and Mrs J Bruce Parks will tell a Christmas story. Hostesses include Mesdames Denton Fenn Hoel Long and Womack. All members urged to attend.

Clifton Civic Improvement Society City Hall Clifton High School O. R. Jenson J. Bruce Parks John W. Denton J. D. Fenn Ole J. Hoel

Santa Claus To Spend Four Hours In Clifton Saturday

Santa Claus arrives in Clifton at 1:00 PM aboard the Kareem Temple Shrine Train from Waco and stays until 5:00 PM. He will ride the Shrine Train with youngsters, give out goodies, and hear Christmas desires. Clifton stores offer Dollar Days with special bargains from 32 local firms.

Clifton Bosque County Santa Claus Waco Nick

Pernell S. Larson 50 Dies in Temple Hospital

Pernell Selmer Larson of Clifton died November 25 at Santa Fe Hospital in Temple from a heart condition. Born April 17, 1912 in Lakeside California, he lived in Bosque County most of his life, served in World War II, and worked for the Santa Fe Railway from 1952 until his death. He is survived by his wife Birdie Mae and four children.

Bosque County Pernell S. Larson North Avenue M Clifton Santa Fe Hospital Temple Larson Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe St. Olaf Lutheran Church Crawfills Gap Meridian Spring Creek Mustang Pikesville Cove Springs Harmony Birdie Mae McNeill R. A. McNeill Valley Mills Robert Martin Patrick Ernest Pernell Selmer Jr Sheron Bob Wyatt Place Army Larsons Mr. Larson

Cubs-Van Alstyne Regional playoff set in Lancaster

Clifton Cubs earned a Class A football regional spot with a Bi-District win over Forney and will face Van Alstyne in Lancaster at 8 00 p.m. Friday November 29. Ticket prices are 1 50 for reserved or adult gate entries and 75c for students.

Forney Clifton High Cubs Cubs van Alstyne Lancaster Clifton Frisco Panthers Panther Oklahoma Jerry Billups

Nuisance Ordinance Explained by Clifton Mayor

Mayor Isenhower clarifies the city nuisance ordinance citing examples such as unsanitary conditions on lots with weeds brush and rubbish including litter. It defines nuisances and lists penalties up to 100 dollars for violations and notes the ordinance caption appears on page 5 of The Clifton Record.

City of Clifton Charles M. Isenhower Clifton Record

Elder Family Loss Reflects Clifton Death of Amos Cunningham

Amos B. Cunningham aged 91 years 7 months and 23 days died in Clifton on Monday night November 26 after living with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs P L Elder since 1958. Funeral services were held November 28 at the First Baptist Church Claude with burial there. The body lay in state at the Clifton Funeral Home until noon November 27. A resident, in next week's issue of the Record.

Amos B. Cunningham P. L. Elder Clifton Record

Cubs Win Bi-District Title With 27 to 8 Victory Over Forney at Hillsboro

Clifton High Cubs upset favored Forney 27 to 8 in front of about 4,000, overcoming an 8-7 third-quarter deficit. Key drives in the third and fourth quarters, led by Townsend to Kettler and Swenson, produced three Clifton touchdowns and defensive stands, with Erickson and Stewart making pivotal interceptions.

Clifton Forney Hillsboro Clifton High Cubs Cubs Cub Bart Townsend Smokey Kettler Gary Swenson Kettler Townsend Swenson Buddy Cox Bernard Erickson Dickie Larson David Kettler Pat Stewart Pullin Toe Tan Obacehe Tehind Stewart Cliftonbacks Alvin Kvapil Allen Erickson

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