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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
5
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A cluttered collection of names and events mentions Mrs. Song, Miss Finns Krueger, Lena Schuhmann, Pat Ryan, Chas. Spaulding, and various Clifton residents visiting relatives, teachers, and friends. It notes school staff, a former Clifton teacher of home economics, and several community members traveling or visiting during the week.
Fragmentary church notices list Sunday services and Sunday School at a location designated by numbers and letters. The OCR shows garbled names and times including August 1 references, with mentions of meals or dinners and a program tied to the church activity.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference multiple names and places without clear meaning. The readable bits mention various initials, a figure named Bertone, and an onlooker scene, suggesting a damaged public notice segment with uncertain details.
Lutherans of the Anioe group will hold a service at the Ralevieve Church on Sundays. The event is announced for March in Tunk Kunpybonly with a drive to the venue and a queue forming early for a community gathering.
A garbled 19th century notice lists upcoming church activities. It mentions Brick Church services next Sunday at 10 99 a.m. A Christian education Vermont and Clifton College futures are noted. The North Ladlen Society meets next Thursday afternoon August 1st. Mrs. C Fister and daughter Mrs. Chas Nelson host at the Nelson home. Young People’s Society meets next Sunday night. The Martin Bertelsen family hosts in church parlors. Pastor will cannot service Norse next Sunday afternoon at St J A Unies. Pastors HERAN CHURCH at
Notice invites the public to a layman's gathering at the church at 8 o clock Sunday morning August 6. The program will include several feature speeches by laymen and a special program. All are cordially invited to attend.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names places and phrases suggesting a historical local record. It references individuals such as Beaty Olney Lynne Rhcarmegay and Julius Mh, mentions Texas locales and a shrine, and includes scattered fragments of events and visits with unclear dates or actions.
The readable fragment mentions watches and clocks but lacks coherent names, dates, places, or events to establish a full news item. No clear person or organization information is present to form a proper summary.
Mrs Wolfinn and Mughies with Miss Lorline and Miss Misa Stella Graves traveled to Abilene on Saturday returning Sunday. In Abilene plans were made for Miss Lorting to enroll at Abilene Christian College.
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