Arlington Family Profiles Ferguson Principal Otis Pederson
Arlington News Texan features Otis Pederson and family as they settle into Ferguson Junior High and balance five school moves with a busy summer. Dorothy teaches music. Don, Bob, and Ann pursue studies and activities as the family adjusts to Arlington life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Cummings
Arlington News Texan
Otis
Toby) Pederson
Pederson
Otto Pederson
Clifton
West Park Row
Ousley Junior High School
J. Carl Ferguson
Klinker
Ferguson
Don
Bob
Dorothy
South Davis
USC
Fix
Arlington High School
Ann
Ousley
Six Flags
Chaucer
Lincoln
Arlington
First Methodist Church
Pedersons
Hollywood
Ennis
Corsicana
North Texas State University
Trinidad
Jack Woolf
ASC
Dallas
Fort Worth visitors plus weekend travels noted
J. Frank Howard and family of Fort Worth spent last weekend visiting in the home of Theo and Mrs. Howard. Bryan Erickson and daughter Patsy with Marilyn Erickson visited Burton Erickson in Fort Worth and toured Six Flags over Texas. Mrs. Sanders Aanenson hosted guests Sunday afternoon, including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schwettman and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lammert of Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Howard
Fort Worth
Mr. Howard
Theo Howard
Howard
Bryan Erickson
Patsy
Marilyn Erickson
Burton Erickson
Texas
Sanders Aanenson
Ernest Schwettman
Edwin Lammert
Crawford
Mrs Enger rites held in Cranfills Gap
Mrs. August Enger aged 75 of the Gap died Tuesday in Clifton hospital after a stay at the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home since November 19, 1960. Funeral services were held at St. Olaf Lutheran Church with interment in St. Olaf Rock Church Cemetery. Several local residents and relatives are noted visiting and traveling for family events and church duties. many strings of extended family members are listed among visitors and weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almer Gustafson
August Enger
Clifton Hospital
Enger
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Iver Haugen
St. Olaf Rock Church
Sherman Schibler
Alvin
Robert Douglas
Willie Schibler
the Gap
Charles Olson
North Texas State University
Denton
Orville Olson
C. G
Chubby) Knudson
San Antonio
M. G. Knudson
Jewel Murphree
Almer Nelson
Gilbert Helm
Mathews
Horsley Camp
Lake Whitney
Bruce Lindsey Jr
Temple
Olaf Rudd
Donny
Lindsey
Bruce Lindsey Sr
H. T. Danheim
Lee Hall
Virginia
W. L. Wentworth
Roberta Jenson
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Jim Jenson
Raymond Gaston
Raymond Jr
Curtis
Reggie
Don
Richmond
Arnold Gaston
Nancy
Fort Worth
Ras Gaston
Viola Eason
John Herald
Willie Tindall
Tony Rohne
Dallas
Ernest Rohne
Texas Instruments
Carroll Lee
Butch) Gustafson
Elvis Loader
Chee-Chee
Arlington
Arlington State College
Olaf Rohne
Clovis Murphree
Kathy and
Clinton
Burleson
Anna Scott
Jennifer
Meridian
Mary Nell Sorenson
Albert Hastings
Denison
George
Oli) Hastings
Ovie Huse
Charles
O. C. Huse
O. L
Dick) Golden
Clifton
Harry Blue
Angela
Clarence Tergerson
Midland
Blues
Edwin P. Conrad
Obituary of Mrs. Lange of Clifton Bosque County
Mrs. Lange long resident of Bosque County died February 1, 1948. She belonged to Zion United Church of Christ at Womack and enjoyed sewing. She is survived by two sons, five daughters, thirteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and multiple siblings. Funeral services were held October 4 at Zion Church with organist Mrs. Edwin P. Conrad. Interment at Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Bosque County
Henry Sager
Littlefield
Hubert Anz
Olney
Rudolph Selios
Denver City
August Spitzer
Meridian
Otto Spitzer
Waco
Ernest Spitzer
Gus Spitzer
Clifton
Herman Spitzer
Brenham
Emilie Stark
Emma Schulze
Burton
Clifton hospital records show multiple patients and visits
Mrs. Mary Eakin of McGregor and E W Dittrich of Jonesboro were receiving medical care at Clifton hospital. John M Fair two years underwent surgery October 1 and remained admitted. D P Bennett of Hillsboro also had surgery that day. Visitors included Mr and Mrs C N Amundson and Mrs Selma Fricke with family. Reverend Claude Cagle visited Clifton for his mother in Sunset Home and conducted services for Spurgeon Veiles. Mrs Hill showed some improvement Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eakin
McGregor
Clifton Hospital
E. W. Dittrich
Route 1
Jonesboro
John M. Fair
Thomas N. Fair
Walnut Springs
D. P. Bennett
Hillsboro
C. N. Amundson
Fort Worth
Selma Fricke
Hilma Rierson
Waco
A. G. Amundsons
Clifton
Claude Cagle
Markham
J. T. Hill
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toby
Arlington Paper
Idea Center
Wm. Cameron & Co
S. Ave
Guardian Maintenance Service
Standofer Chevrolet Company
West St. Street
Cranfills Gap News
Guy Wendall Finstad
Finstads
Orbin Finstad
Danny
Jimmy James
Doole
Guy Warren
Becky
Sue
Gap
Lillian Paseman
Bill Gaston
Dennie Pendleton
Frazier Gaston
Tommy
Martha Dee
Gaston
Butch) Gaston
Grady Pendleton
Janie
John Sorley
Prinston Pierson
Norse
F. O. Jones
Clarence F. Brown
Davidson
Oklahoma
Reverend Brown
Cowden Avenue Baptist Church
Perry Suter and Sons
P. B. Rohne
Otto Reesing
John Reesing
Houston
J. W. Thompson
American Lutheran Church
Statler-Hilton
William B Bertelsen
Clyde Tindall
3Er
Rhodes
Truman Pederson
Clifton Record
Tfe
Cliftex Theatre
Jayne Mansfield
Trax
Colton
Athens
Basil Rathbone
Estell Winwood
Kim Novak
James Garner
Tony Randall
Vittorio Gassman
Sabina Lesselman
William Sylvester
Mrs. Lange
Charlie’s Cafe
Ges
SALE
Fieldcrest Gift
Dorothy Perkins
Spa
Patera
Aland
Clifton, Texas
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