Storm season notice on cheap house insurance offer
Spring brings expectations of storms and hail. A local advertisement promotes affordable storm insurance for homeowners and household goods, priced at only 20 cents.
10 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
1
Spring brings expectations of storms and hail. A local advertisement promotes affordable storm insurance for homeowners and household goods, priced at only 20 cents.
Mr and Mrs Tom Oswald and son visited the Oswald family. H C Hanna and sons returned home from Cleburne with Hanna's mother. Clara Schulze of Waco visited relatives. Gus Spitzer hosted Ernest Spitzer and family from Womack. Many other Sunday and weekend visits listed among local families including Krueger Waco and Dallas connections and multiple Meridian, Clifton, Whitney, Rotan, Hillsboro, Koppers, Waco and Fort Worth ties.
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary met at Mrs. H. C. Bradstreet’s home on April 6. After a brief business session, delegate Mrs. J. K. McSpadden gave her Temple trip report. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim McSpadden, Mrs. Jack Carter, and Mrs. Lola Brewer.
Custom hatching at new low levels set on April 13 16 20 at 3.00 per tray of 130 eggs. It is our desire to close down after this date. Bring your hatching problems to Hafer's Hatchery Route 1 Clifton Texas any day and let us do the worrying. ltp
The city election last Tuesday drew interest but no major conflict. Voters approved a chicken ordinance by 112 to 49. Henry Gray led the marshal race with 119 to 43 for P M Sormrude. Tom C. Parks became mayor without opposition along with H P Jones and S J Cormany as aldermen, succeeding Aars and Rachuig.
Bosque Co. Wool and Mohair Cooperative Association announces the first 1931 shipment to the National Wool Marketing Corporation on Wednesday April 15. Grower owned and controlled, members may share in the shipment amount and receive full value and honest grades. A C Brandes secretary-treasurer Clifton Texas.
To the good people of Clifton we are using this method of trying to thank each and every one of you who were so kind and helpful to our dear wife, mother and sister during her illness of several weeks in this city prior to her death on Thursday of last week. Only people who must undergo such distress and grief understand what it means to have the assistance and words of comfort from friends as were tendered by the good people of Clifton. Although we are unable to express our full appreciation for what you have done, we hope you will understand. May God's blessings be your reward for such helpful lives on this earth.
Tuesday luncheon welcomed Hardy Youree of Waco Packing Co Jas A White of Community Natural Gas Co Jos O Nelson of Rural Carrier and Dick Hays of Hays Grain Co as new Lions. Visitors included Lion Bradford Fort Worth Lion R B Stanton Valley Mills and Kelly Helm. Entertainment featured Misses Swenson Swenson Colwick plus Zobo Chorus. Delegates elected for State Convention at Port Arthur. plans underway for November Live Stock and Poultry Show. Tom C Parks chaired the committee with Ed Handley W D Nuckols D C Halverson secretary Jack Tucker assistant secretary.
In Clifton the entire former school board was re elected in a low turnout election of thirty four votes. New board members are A G Gilliam president C H Reese secretary R L Baldridge vice president J G Lane J G Jorgenson and O Lee Stuart. The board approved a local gas company plan to install gas heating for next season with automatic heat controls for uniform temperatures. Clifton Cubs beat Iredell High 14 to 5 at the city park as Gordon Johnson and J M Wallace pitched well. Clifton leads in county baseball with two wins from three, after a 10 to 5 win over Morgan and a 16 to 5 loss to Iredell. The May Fete, sponsored by the P T A, is set for Friday May 1 at 5 PM in the city park with drills and dances planned.
Ite W. H. Dansby announces the purchase of Stewart and Vickers feed business and pledges to continue the old policies. The firm will stock Purina feeds in checkerboard bags for poultry and livestock, plus oats, wheat, barley, maize, corn meal ground daily, and home mixed feeds. They offer grinding and mixing to customer specifications and promise high market prices for grain.
A big ball game is set at City Park Clifton on Saturday afternoon April 11 at 3 00 between Tom White's All Stars and the Crawfills Gap Fence Busters. It promises a dandy contest and you should not miss it.
All lot owners of the Clifton cemetery are urged to attend the annual meeting at City Hall on Wednesday April 15 at 2 p m. J M Jenson secretary.
Marriage license actions include Christine Doty Addison Bryant Margaret Harper Arthur Bridges. Licenses granted F H Odell to Willie Ethel Simpson Arthur Bridges to Margaret Harper. Court cases: Horn guilty of transporting liquor one year. Moore guilty of burglary two years. Sheriff trio escorted Weatherred and Hunter to Fort Worth and Cleburne. A jailed woman was arrested for transporting liquor. Car casings theft near Walnut Springs pursued to Morgan. Johnson County plate involved. three suspects fled. A boy drunk died soon after. Loyd Rickard charged for giving whiskey to a minor. Local notes recount Uncle Tom Hightower fall and family visits. G M Vickers reportedly died in Rio Grande Valley. Elma Smith visits Baylor University.
Clifton Independent School District board and community express deep gratitude to Dan Nelson and helpers for conducting last Saturday’s trustee election. They note the work supports hundreds of students and public school welfare, and the board commits many hours without pay. Signed by A G Gilliam President and C H Reese Secretary.
City Council warns that any person who takes wood or cuts trees or damages park property will be prosecuted. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and potential penalties.
A large Clifton crowd enjoyed the regular trades day with warm pleasant weather. Winners received goods including sugar and flour, with cash prizes ranging from 2.50 to 20.00. Next big Trades Day is the second Wednesday in May. be here.
Mrs Anne Olson nee Brynd born 1843 in Romadal Norway. Immigrated to Philadelphia 1866 and settled Bosque County Texas with son Louis Pierson later moving to Megargel. Married Kris Olson in 1884 and left a large pioneer family including two adopted children and many grandchildren. Funeral April 4 at Norse Lutheran Church with Rev P E Thorson officiating.
A clipped classified note from Clifton advertises a 13 plate battery with a 12 month guarantee, fitting any car. The offer includes a $6.25 exchange price. Gilliam Motor Company, Ltd., Bee.
Haldine Landgraf and Mordis White led a chapel debate on whether the city is more dependent on the country, with the affirmative winning. Mordis White was elected chapel president. PTA meets April 9. a negro play is planned. Pupils face a few more days of school due to money shortage.
A large Immanuel Lutheran congregation gathered in the church basement to honor Rev. G. A. Obenhaus on his birthday. Elder A. F. Gohlke spoke warmly as members presented gifts, decorations, and a bountiful banquet. A quartet performed, followed by the choir joining in songs, creating a memorable evening for the pastor and congregation.
Mrs. Gus Muller of Route 2 Valley Mills visited on Wednesday for trades day and asked to have the Record mailed to their address. The paper welcomes new names to the readers list.
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