Local notes cite politics, economy, and community ties in Clifton
The issue tracks national political shifts affecting the South and white participation, local business optimism from poultry farming prosperities, and memory of prominent Clifton residents. It notes subscription renewals, Willkie’s exit from the race, and community gatherings at Old Settlers reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aury
Oncar Winfield
Winflald
Clifton
Woale
Kendrick
Nional Bank
Brownfield
Texas
Old Howe
Poot
Vaal Park
Trachoma threat to newborns and eye health tips
Health notes warn that trachoma, a contagious eye disease, can cause blindness if untreated. Emphasizes hygiene, early detection, and prompt treatment. cites dangers of insanitary conditions and need for parental vigilance in monitoring children’s vision. Also reports on Margie Geisendorff visiting in Easter and local wedding news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeoe
Blane Health
Local Letters and Visitors Fill Cranfills Gap Scene
Cpl G C Beonstad returned from White Alphur Springs though injured and on furlough. Friends and relatives including McMorgan, Knudsons, Grimlands, and Amundsons converged in Hamilton, Waco, Dallas, and Denton for visits and news. Cadets from Great Lakes and service families send greetings and subscriptions to kin in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Beonstad
White Alphur Springs
Weet Estates
Ryustained
Se Iim
Ieee
Macy
Morgan
Calvert
Max
Charlen Broyles
Mins
Anne Mae Mogiasson
Waco
Sie Department of
Baylor Univerity
Clyde Morrin
Chiristopher Wayne
Handley
Robert Stanley
Camp Claiborne
Stanley
Kopper
C. E. Horton
E. D. More
Hamilton
George Pendleton
D. B. Tindall
Pendleton
Mesdames Horton and Moore
Tindall
SH. Reesing
Mes
Bes
Alfred Amundson
Grandoat
Keith
Donnie Amundson
Dallas
Orville Reesing
Camp Hood
A. C
Pfe
Malcolm Smith
Little ‘Won
Wayne Lee
Belvin Brenain
Carrol Knudson
Great Lakes Training Station
O. C. Knutson
Wady Knudson
U. & Marines
South Pass
Anna Mae Meglason
Denton
Frances
Ray Grimland
Odell Koudron
Carolyn
Houston
Political announcements and church notice appear in records
The Record lists Democratic primary candidates for Congress and state and county offices in July 1944 including W Poage Karl Lovelady Albert Jones RB Cross HW Allen Alfred Hardwick Burrell Word Fay Young Minnie Locker Red Nichols Dave Montgomery Omar Robinson Will Haf er Calvert Hoel and others. Also an Easter service at St Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap with Sunday school and confirmation claims followed by a correction about Busy Bee Club meeting and Sudan grass seed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U. 8
Congremman
W. #. POAGE
Karl L. Lovelady
Buster Brown
Albert M. Jones
RB. Cross
Bill) Allen
Alfred Hardwick Burrell F. Word
Fay Young
Ray T. Tidwellida
Odle TA
Sprickland
Minnie C. Locker
Red
Nichols
Sherift
Dave Montgomery
Zack McWhorter
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Nur
Brasia
Berlin
Court of the United By Provident
Couri
Nnoff
E. B. Garmany
State Democratic Executive Committee
Meelesen
Congress
sWanhington Vaid
Weandald T. Willkie
Volar
Wisconsin
Dewey
New York
Louie
Willkie
Teddy Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wilson
Wiltkie
Roosevelt
Eher White
Prenton
Shold Tall
Corneil C. Brown
Corepreacion Bratarayati
Mauare
Tyas Crusty
Zene
Mira
Margie Geisendorff
Besemont
Texan
Mrs. H. P. Jones
Pew
Homer P. ‘Rainey
Tta
Anserted
Wilson B. McCoy
Helen Ruth Brock
Milby
McCoy
Charlie B. McCoy
X Wall
Ind
Robert Baldridge Jr
Tittle
Daha
Washington
D. C
RL. Baldridge
District of Columbia
Fort Worth
Robert L. Baldridice
Bascom "Giles
General Land Office
Wil
Peneeet
Sai
Semésan Jr
Ceresan
Kryocide
Insectioie Ratone
Clifton: Floral Company
ST. Olaf Lutheran Chumch
Cranfills Gap
Samday School
Far Bibi
Benjamin
Maakesind
Mra
Mamie Seljos
Apell
Sudan
Stampa
Ine
Rene
Rex
Coats