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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1943
Page
4
The Clifton Record outlines wartime draft activity and community updates. It reports on soldiers like Captain Fall, Barron Fallis, and local residents serving abroad, plus enlistment procedures, school and hospital news, and civic notices.
HT. Grantham, Gulf Company agent, paid cash dues for the old home paper and plans a new mountain-side home east of town. He and Mrs. Grantham reside with their two granddaughters Bettie and Virginia Waldrop, who attend Clifton Public School. The family tends a Victory Garden and handles daily wood and chores. he jokes about snakes on his promises.
Clifton residents are urged to place trash curbside for the City Wagon on Clean-Up Day April 5 1948. Mayor J L Seandefer asks cooperation to improve the town and make Clifton a cleaner, better place to live.
The Bekkelund family expresses sincere appreciation for the sympathy and deeds shown after the death of Hendrick Bekkelund Bokleo lund. They acknowledge the sorrow of friends in Citron and Norse communities and thank all for kindness and support.
The notice records weekend visitors including Ophelia Tidwell and Myra Noll, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garner and others visiting relatives. It also lists numerous land transfers and marriages filed in the county clerk’s office, detailing buyers, sellers, properties, and consideration amounts from multiple parcels around Clifton and surrounding towns.
The Civic Society plans a meeting on Wednesday afternoon April 7 in Mondaries NW. J. T. Hill Carl Pearson and Olga Brandes are listed as speakers. J. B. Lockhart a vocational teacher from Clifton High School will address the Indies. All members urged to attend.
A transcripted piece argues against coercive union dues and supports Labor Bill No. 100. It defends voluntary union joining and opposes racketeering, claiming the bill will aid workers by exposing deductions prior to work permits and allowing court recourse.
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