Kopperl Young Homemakers win Most Outstanding Chapter
The Kopperl Chapter of the Young Homemakers of Texas won the Area VIII Outstanding Chapter award at the Area Annual Meeting in Waco on September 1. Mrs Mark Norton Jr received a plaque and 75 dollars. The group will compete with other area winners for a Texas title carrying 150 and 500 dollars.
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Kopperl
Mark Norton, Jr
Kopperl Chapter
Young Homemakers of Texas
Lexas Electric Utilities Company
Kopperl Young Homemakers
Kopper
The
Waco
Texas Electric Utilities Company
Mark Norton Jr
Texas
Koppers
Two Cliftonians Earn Eagle Scout Honors
At a Clifton VFW hall review by Ed McCamey and Alvis Williams of the Tri-Bosque District Heart of Texas Council Boy Scouts of America Merits committee, Kenneth Barnett and Robie Brown passed the board and will be registered as Eagle Scouts. Sponsored by the Clifton Lions Club, the award requires 21 merit badges and a service project.
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VFW Hall
Clifton
Kenneth Barnett
Paul Barnett
Robie Brown
Joe Brown
Ed McCamey
Alvis Williams
Tri - Bosque Dist
Heart of Texas Counci Boy Scouts of America Merits
Waco
Council
Clifton Lions Club
7th Grade Cubs Fall in Football Debut by Indians
Clifton 7th graders lost 22 to 6 to Alvarado Indians in the first organized game for the Cubs. Running back Jimmy Lew scored Clifton's only touchdown in the second quarter as the kids settled into the game with improved play on defense and end around gains from quarterback Keith Finstad.
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Clifton
Cubs
Alvarado
Indians
Lewis
Pug Rice
Joe Ledlow
Dale Hulme
Clifton School News Correction in Sophomore Parents List
A correction notes that the Sophomore class parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gaskamp, not Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaskamp. The list includes officer roles for the F H A group and class reps with Lazane Smith as reporter.
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Herbert Gaskamp
Alfred Gaskamp
Mrs Oswald Hosts J O Y Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs W B Oswald entertained the J O Y Bridge Club at her 1403 West Hackberry Street Clifton 2 p m Friday September 25 A dessert plate followed by three rubbers Baldridge Sr high Kincheloe second high guest Gloff high guest Consolation went to Mrs Spieler last partner slam prizes to Dah and Priddy Others present included Mrs Witcher Goodall Jones Fricke Tisdale Olsen Appleby Evans Stewart Isenhower Next meeting set for 2 p m Friday October 9 at Mrs Olsen’s home
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W. B. Oswald
J. O. Y. Bridge Club
West Hackberry Street
Clifton
Robert L. Baldridge Sr
J. C. Kincheloe
W. O. Gloff
Virgie P Olsen
Kent Appleby
Ted B. Evans
E. E. Stewart
Charles M. Isenhower
Mrs. Olsen
TLC Concert Band Adds Members for Fall Schedule
Director Roy Norton announces increased TLC Concert Band membership at Texas Lutheran College. James Petrich of Clifton is named among the band, which will perform at home games pep rallies Homecoming and Christmas Vespers. Shara Teltschik of Floresville is drum major with twirlers Karen Hoppe Bay City and Christal Nixon Fredericksburg.
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Texas Lutheran College
Roy Norton
James Petrich
Clifton
Shara Teltschik
Floresville
Karen Hoppe
Bay City
Christal Nixon
Fredericksburg
Bosque County H D Council Agendas Local Events
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council met on September 24 at Clifton City Hall with visitors Mrs Lincoln Ferris Mrs Erwin Luckeme yer and Miss Delmelia Dunn Co H D Agent. Chairman Mrs Raymond Lammert opened the meeting. Reports covered Coyote Lazy Daisy Busy Bee clubs and H D activities including the Achievement Tea Cancer Fun Festival and Central Texas Fair. The group discussed future programs Christmas ideas for nursing homes and a Domino Tournament report. A memorial gift was approved for V Y Lilly district director and plans were made to attend the Trigg Memorial Celebration October 11 in Cameron Milam County. Next meeting is October 22 in Cotton City Hall.
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Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
Clifton City Hall
Lincoln Ferris
Erwin Luckemeyer
Delmelia Dunn
Co. H. D
Raymond Lammert
Luckemeyer
Lazy Daisy Club
Coyote Club
Jack McMillan
Lazy Daisy
W. F. Conrad
Jake Seljos
McMillan
Conrad
Seljos
Gus Hoel
P. R. Downey
Bosque County
V. Y. Lilly
Trigg
First County
Texas
Cameron
Milam County
Cutton City
Christening Held at Zion United Church of Christ
Jennifer Arlene Marie Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown of Balch Springs was christened at Zion United Church of Christ Womack Sunday Sept 27 by Rev Frank Horak Jr Sponsors were Ninela Dossman Harold Kettler Clifton and Mr and Mrs John Rueter Arlington Family joined for noon meal at Jennifer s maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Dossman along with J A Brown Canyon City Colorado paternal grandfather and other relatives from Mosheim Clifton Arlington and Dalas notes on attendees
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Jennifer Arlene Marie Brown
Joseph Brown
Balch Springs
Zion United Church of Christ, Womack
Frank Horak Jr
Ninela Dossman
Harold Kettler
Clifton
John Rueter
Arlington
Jennifer
Walter Dossman
J. A. Brown
Canyon City
Colorado
Meridian High School Homecoming Events Set for Friday
Meridian High School Ex students plan a two day Homecoming weekend with Friday night crowning of the Homecoming Queen at the football game. Saturday features Open House at the Library Building from 1 p.m. and a Firemen's Barbecue Supper at the County Park from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets are $1 in advance.
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Meridian High School
Clifton Band Parents Association 1970 71 Committees List
The 1970 1971 Clifton Band Parents Association lists committees and pairs for Band Parents, Finance & Publicity, Uniform, Program & Entertainment, and Concert & Travel. Each committee shows chair and member couples, including Gauntt as chairman and Brynne, Hart, and Hill families among others.
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Clifton Band Parents Association
W. L. Gauntt
W. D. Goodall
E. L. Knitt
F. H. Horak
E. E. Stewart
Calvert Helms
Henry Brynne
Edwin Bryn
David Dahl
Melvin Kieine
Claude Richards
Otis Casper
W. O. Hanson
W. C. Wright
Alfred Huse
Millard Sadler, Jr
E. A. Tweedle
Cecil Bekkeland
Gus Krueger
James Smith
Bill Painter
Alan Dorsey
Marine Hall
Larry Boswell
Edwin Conrad
Burton Hoff
J. W. Summey
Homer McDougal
Dan Orbeck
Castello Hills
Harlan Hofi
Helen McDougal
Paul Barnett
Glen Wells
Joe Knochs
Orlette Watson
Maxine Colvert
Fairview News Social Roundup and Visits
Rev and Mrs Hemar Starnes left Monday for Riverside California to visit relatives. Sunday School will be at 10 o clock for the next two Sundays. Mr and Mrs T A Blassingame spent Sunday in Waco visiting relatives.
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Dick Blassingame
Hemar Starnes
Riverside
Calif
T. A. Blassingame
Waco
Wayne Blassingame
Judy
Roger
Jack Williams
David
Rustic
Arlan Dutenmann
Dean
Tommy
F. D. Bearden
Henry Ann
Tye White
Jerry
H. A. White
Marvin Behnke
Ken
Herman Halbert
Victor Thiele
Fort Worth
Alton Lee
Gregory
Steve
Lake Whitney Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Charles Gillum presides over Lake Whitney Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Sunday service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m A Wednesday prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 45 p m.
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Lake Whitney Baptist Church
Charles Gillum
Services Held For Dr. Braulick
Funeral services for Dr. Edward J. Braulick 69 of San Antonio were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church. Burial followed in Seguin Cemetery. He died September 28 1970 at his home. Braulick a native of Minnesota and retired Lutheran minister taught at Trinity Lutheran College in Seguin and served on Clifton College faculty. Survivors include his wife Ida Marie three sons three daughters thirteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Attendees from the Clifton area included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Constance and family.
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Edward J. Braulick
San Antonio
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Seguin
Minnesota
Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran College
Clifton College
Bosque County
Braulick
Ida Marie
Roald Braulick
Paulus Braulick
James E. Braulick
Suffolk
England
Hillrude Gronewald
Sheil Rock
Iowa
Ruth Braulick
Edith Flathmann
St. Paul
Minnnesota
Indians Defeat Clifton Cubs 12-0 In Grade School Battle
Alvarado Indians shut out Clifton Cubs 12-0 as defensive struggle dominates the seventh and eighth grade opener. Tony Hall and Randy Kleine star for Clifton while Indian back No. 32 breaks through for a 62 yard TD and No. 37 seals the win late. Coach Lee Stanley notes standout plays across both teams.
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Clifton Cub
Alvarado
Cub
Clifton
Cubs
Lee Stanley
Tony Hall
Indians
Randy Kleine
No. 32
Hall
Hank Horak
Rua
First Nobel Prizes Awarded in 1901
The early Nobel Prizes honored foundational work in physics chemistry medicine and literature with the first awards given in 1901. Researchers across Europe and beyond received recognition from Alfred Nobel’s legacy, establishing annual prize traditions.
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