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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1956
Page
5
A garbled OCR scan mixes names, events, ads, weather notes, and local notices across Texas. It references anniversaries, community ads, rainfall, and various figures like Peal tet and Irene Fa bbery robe tes, producing a mosaic of incomplete items without coherent narrative or clear dates.
Fragmentary text mentions a gathering or association event, with many garbled names and places. It references Vege Station, Tenn, Fwbile Amina, AD association, Major Prwit Carie, Major Larvem, Mrs Amne Larmins, and several others. The piece evokes a social or community meeting, with scattered references to locations like Waco and Dallas and to Sunday activities and contests.
Sparse classified style ad fragment lists items for sale and services including shampoo, pharmacy items, and household goods. Mentions a summer hose, weights, and printing references. Appears to resemble a mid century newspaper ad page with scattered brand names and prices.
Edward Tipton Sr was born in Dime ay and died after a life marked by family ties and steady work. He lived most of his years in the area, supported by a spouse and children, and was associated with local service employment at the air Wise unit since 1948.
Fragmentary notes mention surviving family members including a wife and several relatives linked to Ausin Miranda and Mosheim. The text hints at a Tipton family saga with references to Runge and other named individuals, pointing to a past event described in local records.
A brief note expresses gratitude for the sympathy and support received after the loss of Walter J Kray Biren. The family thanks friends, neighbors, and community members for cards flowers and visits during their time of sorrow.
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