Clifton Birth Announcements Dominate Local News
A stream of birth notices from Clifton and surrounding areas lists newborns including David Alan Amundson born October 1982 at the local hospital weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces to Mr and Mrs Daniel A Amundson of 815 South Avenue H Clifton. Also listed are Tamare Sur Lindberg born October 8 1963 to Reginald W Lindberg Route 3 Valley Mills weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces, James Bart Bearden born October 16 1903 to A R Bearden Star Route 1 Clifton weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce, Gregory Tankersley born October 17 1963 to Bobby Dale Tankersley 603 Krueger Clifton weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces, Marian Irene Bergman born October 19 1963 to Otto Peterson and David Bergman Route 2 Meridian, and Lynette Robin Bush born October 20 1963 to Jerry Douglas Bush Box 311 Clifton weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces. Also noted are Kimberly Kay Lippe born October 19 1963 to Charles Allen Lippe of Dallas and Dolores Mahone of Blooming Grove weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces, Julie Ann Whitaker born October 15 1963 in Opelika Alabama weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces, and Julie Ann’s siblings Jeffrey Del and others. The report closes with a note on Mrs Charlie Schmidt from Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home spraining her ankle October 22 and staying in the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Amundsen
South Avenue H
Cliften
David Alan Amundson
Deborah
A G Amundson
KR F Sommerfeld
Clifton
Tamare Sur
Reginald W Lindberg
Route 3
Valley Mills
Clifton Hospital
Res W. Lindberg
Val
Jes Milla
Ome Pennington
Wes Dey Mills
Wendell Bearden
Star Route 1
James Bart
Susan
A. R. Bearden
Clfton
J.P. Dey
Waco Avon
Maylon Gregory
Bobby Dale Tankersley
Krueger
M. J. Tankersiey
Otto Patterson
Meridian Me
David Bergman
Route 2
Marian Irene
Little Lady
Mr. Bergman
Marion Sorenson
Meridian
Lynette Robin
Jerry Douglas Bush
Box 311
Charles Allen Lippe
Dallas
Kimberly Kay
Albert Lippe
Crawford
T RK Mahone
Blooming Grove
Minnie Struempler
T. E
S E Samuelson Dies Here After Long Illness
Selmer E Samuelson aged 3 years 1 month 7 days of Clifton dies Oct 19 after prolonged illness with surgery in 1961. Survived by wife S E Samuelson and three daughters Mildred Amundson Wanda Pilant Frances Seijos, plus four siblings and five grandchildren. Funeral details follow in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selmer E
Sam) Samuelson
West 7Th Street
Clifton
Samuelson
Clifton Hospital
Syvert Samuelson
Annie Nystel Samuelson
Selmer Edvin Samerlson
Live Oak
Elsie Hasting
Thomas Hasting
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Norse
Heverend J. K Rystad
Mildred
Ervin Amundsen
Alline
Wanda
Freddie Pilant
Frances
Clyde Selios
Semuelson
Melvin
Lubbock
Crawfills Gap
Wilson Building Materials Company, Inc
Our Savior’s
United Pentecostal Church
S. E. Samuelson
Ervin Amundson
Clyde Seijos
Grady Samuelson
Fort Worth
A. J. Jobe
Tomena
Wichita Falls
FE. A. Burreson
Lora
Cranfills Gap
Andrew Samuelson
Carlton
Otto Samuelson
Oscar
Chris Wollum
Millie
Levi Wollum
Nina
H. M. Anderson
Clara
Julie
Kick Off Breakfast Sets Stage for Clifton Boy Scout Drive
Clifton hosts a Tuesday breakfast in City Hall dining room at 6 am to begin the Heart of Texas Council Boy Scout Fund Drive. Team captains Dr W T Holder F W McGee Reverend J E Morton and others will select four members each to form drive teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Scouts of America
Heart O' Texas Council
Clifton
City Hall
T.C. Eggen
O. R Jenson
S. L. Witcher
Hans Mansur
Charles Fehler Jr
T. F. Crawford
Jim Smith
Kent Appleby
W. F. Key Jr
Raymond H. Rogstad
Helen C. Aars
Everett W Wallace
W. D. Goodall
Doyle J. Borchers
W. Whitney
James Wright
C. S. Bronstad
Boy Scout Post 76
Whitney
Texas
United States
Heart O Texas Council
Bosque County
Walnut Springs
Hico
Meridian
Crawford
Crawfills Gap Valley Mills
Waco
Heart
Central Texas
Poage Appreciated By Bosque County At Barbecue
A crowd of over 250 from Bosque County attended the Bob Poage Appreciation Barbecue at Clifton's National Guard Armory on October 22. Congressman Poage spoke of his duties and voting record, thanked mourned friends, and discussed legislative topics while family and local officials looked on. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leck returned to Fort Worth after a hospital checkup on his injured arm, with possible further surgery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
National Guard
Clifton
Bob Poage
W Krified
Poage
J. P. Ward
Meridian
Four Corners
Congress
Milford J. Hoff
Jim Simms
Valley Mills
Texas
Herbert Leck
Fort Worth
Mr. Leck
St. Joseph's Hospital
Former Clifton School Head Dies
E. M. Pharr, 77, Lampasas publisher and longtime Texas school administrator, died October 17 in a Burnet hospital. He led Clifton and other districts, owned Lampasas Record 1925 58, then Dispatch Record, and earlier ran Detroit News. Survived by wife, son Weltin Pharr, daughter Mrs. Kenneth Cook, five grandchildren, sister Mrs. Wayne Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pharr
Lampasas
Texas
Burnet
Clifton
Pharr
Lampasas Record
Dispatch Record
The
Detroit News
Detroit
Red River County
Itasca
Piedmont
Alabama
Old East Texas Normal College
Lions Club
Welden Pharr
Lampasas Dispatch Record
Kenneth Cook
Houston
Meller-Drammer Set For Clifton Harvest Carnival
The Clifton High School Harvest Carnival features a one act meller-drammer titled No Wedding Bells for Nellie performed by music students under the direction of Mrs. O R Jenson Mrs Eddie P Martin and Miss Lottie Bettis in Bettis Auditorium at 8 00 P M Tuesday October 29 A supper and carnival booths run across the school, with profits funding PTA projects including auditorium curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Clifton
Parent-Teacher Association
O. R. Jenson
Eddie P Martin
Lottie Bettis
Clifton Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Bettis Auditorium
Otto Gangsher
P Joe Dahl
Charley Miles
Oranella Eckert
Lawrence Ringness
Elsie Coston
E. E. Schow
Ottis Tyler
J. W. Shipp
W. Wester
Hans J. Hansen
Phil Gilliam
Walker Pullin
W. H. McCown
Glenn Judah
PTA
District Title Showdown: Clifton at Joshua Friday Night
District 13 A title hinges on the Clifton versus Joshua clash in Joshua Friday at 8:00 P M. The Owls and Cubs entered as preseason favorites and the winner could lead the district, with Joshua boasting dangerous backfield names Johnny Cain Curtis Creach and passer Walter Strealey. The Owls rely on a single wing attack, speed on the backfield and a quick line anchored by a standout interior guard on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Joshua
Cubs
Owls
Cliffton
Shapes
Owl
Johnny Cain
Curtis Creach
Walter Strealey
Bud Brinkley
Larry Rodgers
Reicher
Pullin
Creach
Cubs Open District Play With 21-0 Win
Clifton High Cubs opened district play with a 21 to 0 victory over Alvarado at Cub Stadium. Larry Pullin sparked the win with a 6 yard, a 57 yard touchdown run and a 93 yard TD called back on a clipping penalty. Clifton dominated with 260 rushing yards to 66 for Alvarado and 12 first downs to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Pullin
Clifton High
Cubs
Clifton
Sam Ralph
Ralph
Marvin Coffman
Pallin
Pullin
Indians
Coffman
Jerry Allen
Alvarado
Cub
Ronnie Thomas
Charles Pilbaan
Morris Jackson
Tyler
Thomas Wilson
Billman
Puliin
Jackson
Jim Hutcheson
Waco PCA Plans 29th Annual Clifton Meeting
The Production Credit Association will hold its 29th annual meeting at the National Guard Armory in Clifton starting 10:00 A.M. on Saturday with 9:00 A.M. registration. Bohac Sisters will entertain from Granger, and Dr. Ralph Durham of Texas Tech will speak. Directors will be elected, reports heard, and a barbecue lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Production Credit Association
National Guard Armory
Clifton
Bohac Sisters
Granger
Ralph Durham
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Coryell
Falls
Waco Pca
Sam Radde
Meridian
Bosque County
Frank N. Anderson
Bell
Bosque
McLennan
Temple
Gatesville
Marlin
Waco
Former CHS Classmates Visit Clifton For Homecoming
Clifton High School former students gathered in Clifton on October 18 and 19 for Homecoming activities. A turkey dinner served by Junior Class mothers preceded the football game with Alvarado, the Scribble Party, and a Saturday night dance at the National Guard Armory. The 1913 class, celebrating its 50th reunion, was photographed at the dinner with many members and relatives listed from Clifton, San Antonio, Beaumont, Houston, Dallas, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Ruthy Hoel
Clifton
Clifton High School
Calvert H. Hoel
Route 1
Alvarado
National Guard Armory
Local Bank Offers Nonprofit Student Loans in Clifton
Clifton's Farmers State Bank announced it will provide nonprofit loans to college students under the United Student Aid Funds program. Undergraduate students may borrow up to 1000 dollars yearly and graduates up to 2000 dollars until a total of 4000 dollars is reached. Loans are repaid after graduation. President Hulen Aars said the program helps students meet costs and build self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Farmers State Bank
National United Student Aid Funds
Clifton Area
Hulen
Aars
Supt Appleby Named to U S Interscholastic Council
Kent Appleby superintendent of Clifton Public Schools was elected to the Legislative Council of the Interscholastic League for a four year term 1963 1967 He will represent Class A on the council which sets rules for league operations Mr and Mrs Will L Forson visited Tyler for the Rose Festival and stopped in Canton to see Rev A Baskin former pastor here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Appleby
Clifton Public Schools
Legislative Council
Interscholastic League
Appleby
League
Texas
Will L. Forson
Tyler
Canton
A. Baskin
Reverend Baskin
First Baptist Church
Clifton cattle and grain prices from Thursday market report
Prices quoted Thursday morning for Wednesday's Clifton auction include eggs at 33c per dozen for large A, 28c for A medium and B large, and 15c for fitless pullets. Grain shows oats 80c per bushel and milling wheat 1.85, spring wheat 1.60, barley 9.00 per cwt, millet 1.85, yellow corn 1.25. Cattle volume near 800 head with steady against last week. steers and yearlings 22-23.50, butchers calves 21-22.75, stocker steers 23-25.50, steer calves 26-30, cows 13-15.50, cows and calves 120-175. Hogs 15.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Schmidt
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
S. E. Samuleson
InBoy Scout Fund
Clifton School
Lowell Pearson
Wayne Piper
Buena Pearson
George Pearson
Tek Outlaw
Carol and
Kenny
Brady
John Outlaw
A. H
Pete) Cash
Richard Liardon
W. M
Bill) Lewis
Kerrville
Charles R. Nelson
San Angelo
Carroll Swenson
Lester E. Robertson
M.K. Bradstreet Sr
Evelyn Stanford
Esther Swenson Olsen
San Antonio
W. B. Oswald
R. E. Wendland
Nora Mayhew
L. T. Torrence
Ira Pool
N. W. Willett
Gladys Helm
James G. Welker
Reba Little
Fort Stockton
Roy Bosse
Edith Reeder
G. Wilson Collins
Elif A Moore
Mesdames Lewis
Nelson
Swenson
Oswald
Collins
Moore
R. G. Tinsley
Flora Hurst
Israel
John L Dunnica
Annie Glass
Geisendorff
Huntsville
Theo Howard
Willie Robertson
Robertson
Wendland
Priddy
Torrence
Willett
Welker
Hill
Olsen
Supt. Appleby
U. S. Council
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