Local Clifton Area News Mixed with Visiting Guests
Community residents and relatives gather for revival events and church activities. Several visitors including Waco and Fort Worth residents attend, with Rev. Nichols preaching and Mrs. Nichols assisting. Camping trips, family visits, and local gatherings at Lanes Chapel and Clifton area appear throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pst Sherwood
West Tea
W. B. Miles
Mire
Robert Nielson
Waco
Mew
Cass
A. B. Nichols Jr
Gen. A.B. Ill
Lanes Chapel
Rev. Nichols
Nichol
Minz Inox
Vente preceton at Clifton tasinens om of te F500 or FON
Mr Erwaer presides over a 6 Vente preceton meeting at Clifton tasinens discussing the F500 and FON. The event centers on potential powers and responsibilities within the committee. Participants include Clifton residents and involved officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwaer
Clifton Tasinens
Lemvens Interest in Wot Dao Warms Local Debate
Fragmentary OCR reads as Lemvens interest in Wot Dao case fuels local debate over wind department policy. Vague references to residents and actions suggest a dispute about shore rights and redevelopment. Further readable details remain unclear due to garbled text.
San Antonio unit quarantined after typhoid fever outbreak
An Army company of 180 men stationed at Hamilton State Park, near Hamilton, Texas, was quarantined at Camp Bullis for typhoid fever. Seventeen men were admitted to Brooke Army Hospital at Fort Sam Houston, with Raymond A. Duffy in critical condition. Other listed patients include Armel Hashropshire, Alvin D. McCombs, and multiple soldiers from San Antonio and surrounding towns. The outbreak spread as the company was transferred to Camp Bullis for isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Tree Army
Wta
Fort Sam Hounton
Raymond A. Duffy
Armel Hashropshire
Alvin D. McCombs
Howepital Records
Jed
Hamilrom County
Hamilton
Armand Yelvington
Elmendorf
Ernest C. Caffey
Rockdale
Alvin B.cox
Ben L Hoberts
Maria
Cecil V. Riordan
Brownwood
James J. Babb
Clifton Guardsmen Leave For Camp
The local National Guard unit Headquarter Co 43rd Inf trained Friday night for Palacio where the Texas National Guard encampment will be held. First Lieut Elmore Catchieson Ind Lieut Jesse Westley Star Sergeant rile TIT Otis Pederton Sergeants grade TV Roy Clark Raymond Pederson Lucian Polk Richard Granthuen Cor rivary Crosley Walter Kilgore Gerald Polk Privates grade VI Marion Clark Richmond Townley Hugh Bronstad Ralph Coston Alm Crabtree Hollis Font Jus Hanna Edgar Helton Omer Ly Hix George Hopson Joe Kil pore Ouear Pederson participated in the drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
43Rd Inf
Palacio
Texas National Guard
Elmore C. Catchieson
Jesse C. Westley
Rile Tit
Otis A. Pederton
Roy A. Clark
Raymond P. Pederson
Lucian B. Polk
Richard D. Granthuen
Corvoraly
Toes and Dots Visit Hillsboro Friends on Vacation
Special Correspondent notes Mrs T Rowland Barnett and Arabella Alaughter of Hillsboro visiting Mrs Belle Mezander at her home. Preston Hornbuckle and family travel with Mrs Temple Frasier to White Mountain for a ten day vacation. They are welcomed by local friends and members of the Frasier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rowland Barnett
Latte
Arabella
Hillsboro
Stra
Belle Mezander
Lira
Preston Hornbuckle
Troy Master
Dublin
Ad Howard
White
Mountaina
New Mic
Mia Lite
Temple
Frasier
Meridian Thin Wack
Yanaly Tae
Senator Morris Sheppard Speaks in Clifton on Prohibition
Senator Morris Sheppard traveling from Waco to Hico stopped in Clifton to greet residents and urged support for the 18th Amendment. He called on voters to approve prohibition at the polls on the 28th and urged Texas to lead in crucifying John Barleycorn. He planned further speeches as he rode toward Hico, with lawmakers anticipating a special session to convene on Tuesday, Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Hico
Morris Sheppard
Tex
Clifon
Texas
John Barleycorn
Sheppard
A and M Short Course Draws Record Crowe
The Farmers Short Course at A and M College drew a large attendance from Borgue county with 30 participants comprising men women and children. Delegates from UN women home demonstration clubs numbered 13 and 4-H clubs sent girls including Guthrie from Koppert. Supt. Glaze Rich and Miss V. Cook attended the superintendent section for two days. Lions Club members and Fort Worth visitors were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
Borgue
Civen
Helm Guthrie Att Koppers Club
H. D
Maes
Chas. Aars
Meridian Creek
C. M. Bakke
Norse
D. E. Caveness
Tredell
W. H. Griffim
Valley Mills
H.C. Hanna
Garnereville
CH. Hoel
Womack
D. & Ray
Wi Springs
Olaf Rohwer
Cennula
Cennula Cullen Robinawe, Coyote; Jakie Salton
Turkey Creek
Shipman
Walnut Springs
W. ¥. Spitzer
Mise Miele Relerson
Glaze F. Rich
Mim Bimw
V. Cook
Comey
H Club
Thelma Guthrie
Koppert
Kiale' Hater
Irene Conrad
Garnery
Local residents push for National Recovery Act program
A garbled note references efforts to join a National Recovery Act initiative with calls for fair working hours and cooperative labor. Clifton Rav e business leaders discussed policy actions and pledged cooperation, aiming for an early Monday meeting at 1:00 am to advance community employment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audarvngmed
Guarphania
Busietsman
Clifton Rave
Awe
Floyd Glane Returns From Shanghai Visit to Clifton Friends
Floyd Glane, born in the Clifton community about thirty eight years ago, returned from Shanghai China where he has owned and operated a printing business for ten years. He sold his Shanghai plant to travel home indefinitely, visiting boyhood friends and recalling Clifton Public School days. He plans to visit Batson and other South Texas points with his parents, Dr. and Mrs J Z Gl. He is described as tall and well built, weighing about 220 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Glane
Shanghai
China
Tate
Floyd
Womack Campuoity
J. Z. GI
U.S. Navy
Aml Kaise
Clifton
Prine
Jane
Glass
Ing
Relatves
Texas Concordia League Camp at Y M C A site
The third annual Concordia League Camp held at the Y M C A site by Bosque below Mills August 26 drew 147 attendees on opening day with total enrollment at 2.1. The session began Wednesday morning to organize the convention. Rev. Amoe T. Lundgulat of Fort Worth led Bible readings and spoke on devotion to God. A paper titled What Shall I Do With My Time was read by Clifton Bennets Society Ay urging consecration of one’s life to God. Dinner followed an orderly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Uy
Vi Mills
Snewday
Amoe T. Lundgulat
Fort Worth
Clifton Bennets
Goa
Cranfills Gap Community Notes of Social Gatherings
Relatives and friends of Mrs. E. B. Hall gather at Meridian Creek near the Walt homestead for a Thursday night picnic. Elderly guests reminisce while the young swim. Nearby residents and many Cranfills Gap families join in events and local news including births, cotton sales, Army enlistment, and visits from Dallas and Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hall
Decatur
Texas
Meridian Creek
Old Walt Homestead
Ee B. Hall
E. B. Boyett
Gulone Rovenburg
Wallace Johnson
Pun
New Orleans
John Smith
Thei
William Slauighter
Oras Montgomery
Edward Bullard
Mire Beromxing
Heo
Bolalars
Sangertane
C. C. Hill
Pleasant Community
Mra
Pete Peterson
Coy Smith
ME ‘View
Charlence Perry
Robert Howard
Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Clarence Witte
Mt. View
Olaf Johnson
Dallas
Temple
Albert Knudson
Meridian ‘Creek
Amy Larson
Melody
Gitthe Wallace
Turneraville
Ps & Nelson
Live
Valley MiTe
Correction In Garnere ville News of last Week
Local reporter notes confusion over a dewtrop on of cutton with only a few Bee nara in the area showing overment itching. The piece claims more than nine percent of Sarees in the farmerssille community have taken from Kod to Lathir ok ot vba. Farmers in the centre participate in Calsamor bp he, eruging tonal of B88 acrbe OF wee tom. Morales eral Coto Committ Ene , Semery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Cutton
Kod
Lathir
Calsamor
Sheppard Release Joint Division Report
Fragmentary OCR mentions Sheppard release and joint division terms, with unclear context and missing details. No clear dates, places, or organizations are decipherable from the readable text. Further readable lines are required to produce a concrete, fact-based summary.
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Charlie Williams
Bugerland
J. J. Jones
D. T. Poston
Walter ‘Lindsay
Bundey
Lane
White Hall
Hernan Bolman
Howard Gary
Baird
TO. Young
Charlie Travis
Minnie Gaultney
Daught
Tar
Milton Adkinson
Lubbock
D. R Henderson
Fred Vickrey
J. F. Vickrey
Lutheran League
Sonar Valley Mills
Cruce
Glen Bore
Clifton College
Gunella Knudson
Norve
Ween
B. H. Narmour
Adie
Lemvens
Ube
Mowe
National Organization of Haya
Roosevelt
Washington
Austin
Crowe
Lions Club
Utewesk's Lane
Jack Harris
Bennett L
A. N. Hamilton
Wills Point
Lav- Man
Hla
Mae
Neir
Mimon Mildred Id Ha ‘el Hill
Thie City
Turner
Mas Margaret Hill
Texas Concordia League
Corriente
Cranfills Gap
Marianne Christennen
Morales Eral Coto
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