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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
7
Clifton School lists weekly meals for National School Lunch Week October 11 15 1971. Daily offerings include Meat Spaghetti and pendants on Monday with corn peas peaches and cookies, Tuesday hamburgers beans and greens, Wednesday pizza and salad, Thursday roast beef and vegetables, Friday fish and mac and cheese with desserts and milk.
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waco buys the major southeast corner of 12th and Austin from Huaco Corporation. The 350 foot Austin frontage will be landscaped to match the bank’s home office and Westview Branch as plans for future expansion proceed. Realtor C Sam Appell handled the sale.
All denominations meet at 10:00 a.m. for fellowship and 10:30 a.m. for worship service each Sunday.
A nineteenth century tale from Bosque County describes a hideout near Iredell in Hubbard's Cove where rustlers stored stolen stock. Cattle thefts led to a vengeful pursuit. culprits were hanged on a live oak in Black Stump Valley. Legend says a cave concealed the outlaws, led by a woman leader, though her name is lost.
The Business and Professional Women's Study Guild hosted its annual Social Meeting on Tuesday September 14. Members and guests gathered at Mrs Hans Kalscheuer’s home at 6 30 pm then traveled to Belton Dam for dinner at Franks Riverside. Mrs J L Jenson welcomed attendees and led the table prayer.
Mrs. Ada Mae Rohne hosted a farewell dinner for her son Elvis Rohne and his family as he prepares to transfer with his unit to St. Louis Missouri. Attending were Elvis and wife with children Mark and Michell. Joe Rohne and children Terry Misty and Wendy from Dallas. Vheil Schicift with son Terry. and Raymond Bartek with sons Larry Darrell and Brian from Carrollton.
Cedar Shores Baptist Church announces Pastor Eugene Shipley leading Sunday worship. Sunday School runs from 10:00 to 11:00, followed by worship service from 11:00 to 12:00.
Bosque County appoints Pat Berry as its Farm Bureau Agent effective October 1 with duties starting October 11. Berry, formerly of Colorado County, relocates to Clifton with his wife Windy and two young sons, invites locals to visit the office at 818 S Ave N Clifton to get acquainted.
Funeral services for Ernest Johnson age 90 of Clifton were held at 10 a m September 27 at Clifton Funeral Home. Rev Wallace Shelton officiated with entombment in Cuften Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ira Callan K A Bilfie Douglas Railsback Jt C Carpenter J W Ladd and Ww D Coleman. Johnson died September 25 in Refugio after long illness. born June 2 in Texas. survived by two children Curtis and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Valua and Theil with a comparison to bell roots. No clear event or names present.
Genson of Refugio lists a sister Ada Railsback of Clifton a brother Charles Johnson of Valley Mills three granddaughters eight great grandchildren and one great great grandson in a family notice signaling kinship ties and lineage.
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