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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
11
The notice warns policyholders that lapsing life, fire, tornado, accident and health insurance is tragic. It urges readers to have their policies renewed or managed to avoid loss for dependents. Jenson Tucker Insurance Agency, Clifton, Texas, offers to handle lapses and insurance matters.
Meridian Court and local news item lists land deeds and transfers in Meridian Arkansas with several parcels described and values noted, plus district court items and penalties. The fragmented notices mention deeds from G W Crist to W L Petty and W H Petty, J R Carlton to G M Carlton Bros, and others including the Counderlent General Life Insurance Co. for B M Martin, with court fines and indictments referenced in terse form.
At a regular mass meeting at City Hall aimed at nominating trustees, Ed Handley was elected temporary chairman and Dry P. Corton selected. The gathering approved the current board members to succeed themselves with a slate including AG Gillam and others.
A pamphlet reprints a March 14 article from the Commercial Bulletin attacking growers’ control of wool marketing. It discusses cooperatives, 1981 clip returns, and 1990 advances amortization. The piece accuses the Bulletin of trying to undermine the grower owned and controlled wool marketing system.
Mr and Mrs Lamomert and family and guests visited friends in McGregor and Koppert over the weekend. Mrs Will Spitzer and two children visited in Koppert with her mother. Minnie Walmett of Caldwell stopped by the Lammert home. John Busby of Waco visited his brother Fred Busby and wife. The play Happy Valley was shown at Womack last Friday despite bad weather. Landgraf family and Edna Lammert visited Coyote Sunday. Mrs Mattie Ghase is at home with daughter Mrs Tom Primm after weeks of care. Lillie Lammert left for Waco for a two week stay. Woman's Club meets next Tuesday at 7 with Mrs A M Spitzer. Tillie Henkelman visiting Cayotes acquaintance.
Albert G Johnson formerly of Lamesa died in Waco on Wednesday night after illness. He had moved to Clifton with his six year old son and was cared for by Clifton relatives. The body returned to Clifton for funeral services at the home of Mr and Mrs D C Caraway. Funeral held Thursday at 4 pm with interment in Clifton Cemetery. Born November 24 1907 in Major Texas, she was a Baptist Church member most of her life. Survived by husband son three brothers and Clifton relatives.
Command fragment shows names and locations unclear. readable bits indicate a local notice style with person named Homme Exel Simpson and a reference to Ontario. Unknown date or organization. summary conservatively notes unclear personal or place identifiers present.
The Cayote School reports a near miss for the roving cup despite not completing all interscholastic Langue work. Notable results include first place in volleyball and debate, plus top finishes in essay writing, declamation, senior spelling, and picture memory.
Miss Lilien Senmaon Angar and Aug at Kettler wed at the bride’s uncle’s home in Clifton. The ceremony was small with few relatives present. Tennison is the bride’s mother Roy Tennison’s daughter, a Clifton graduate. Kettler, son of Mrs. Henryetta Kettler, works at Bosque Creamery. Newlyweds honeymoon in Breckenridge before settling in a furnished Clifton home.
The Methodist revival continues toward Easter with optimism that the day will inspire souls. The choir and young people, under Rev. A B Gufford of Valley Ila, deliver uplifting sermons by Rev EN Bearelett. Congregants report blessings and inspiration from the services and prayers from all Christian people are sought for cooperation. Sunday program includes Reboot at 10 and service at 11.
Thimity Lutheran Church invites worshippers to Sunday service on April at 10 a.m. Attendance details and local notices accompany the schedule for the Easter season activities and parish events.
County club boys pledge to plant feed crop demonstrations before feeding livestock to cut costs and raise home-grown grain value. Past three years show growth from 2 to over 100 boys completing feed crop records with improved corn, yellow milo, hemp weed, and pedigreed seed purchases. plans include weed selection, bagging, and testing for purity.
In March and April, reports claim tote basses were removed from the dam and other spots along the Moague River. Authorities deny framing warden claims while promising investigation and restitution. details remain unclear as officials report ongoing inquiries and potential legal action.
Clifton school notes report a Meridian Public Schools chapel visit planned as a return program after Meridian students attended Clifton. The census update for children turning six by Sept 1, 1981 is urged, with Meme Lillian Prather listed as superintendent. Trustees nominations and election reminders are included amid praise for recent inspector praise and school operations.
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