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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
6
Tyler College in Tyler Texas unveils a new catalog feature broadcast over local radio. Officials say the program highlights campus offerings and student achievements, aiming to broaden community engagement and showcase academic programs.
Train schedule fragment lists fares and times for Temple Fort Worth Clifton routes. Fares include 1.90 for round trip and 2.70 for another Clifton trip, with times around 5:40 pm 12:40 pm and early morning 455 am or similar. Entities include Temple Fort Worth Clifton and Giffeon Daliax as shown in OCR.
Valleys Mills notes a flood of visits and illnesses as residents report relatives arriving from San Antonio and San Diego while local families cope with medical setbacks. Howard Rinton visits from Loving New Mexico to see his parents, and B. Moore recovers after surgery. A string of social visits crosses towns including Port Worth and Denton as families gather for summer plans.
Local column recounts gatherings and visits around the Johnson family of Chapel, including Mrs. Birdie Slaton and Rev. Wayne Smith events, Mrs. Bergman’s trip, and extended kin from Meridan to Port Worth. Describes a birthday party for Mrs. Taylor and grandson Jim Harris, funeral attendance, and a large family reunion outdoors with relatives and friends.
Card thanks the community for kindness during the death of our husband and father. May God bless each and every one of you and give you strength to bear our sorrows. Mrs Elmo Hovend Charley Hovend Family W G Wiese Family.
Fire destroyed Jim Hering’s prize white face cattle at McGinger, valued around 20 000 dollars, with five head killed and two injured as onlookers watched flames feed by hay. Editor Charles B Hall reported a mass of flames and attempted rescues that failed due to the heat and wind.
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