Insure Before the Fire Policy Reminder
Warnings about fire risk urge immediate insurance purchase for protection and peace of mind. The text stresses timely action, noting premiums are worth it and that insurers will handle the policy details.
22 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
1
Warnings about fire risk urge immediate insurance purchase for protection and peace of mind. The text stresses timely action, noting premiums are worth it and that insurers will handle the policy details.
The column lists residents and relatives visiting from nearby counties and states. It mentions Chris L. Rokne, C. D. Granbil, Milton Knudeon departing for South America, and various local families visiting relatives in Throckmorton, Hebron College, and Crane Gap. It also notes travel distances and a political turnout forecast for an upcoming run-off election with remarks on voter participation and candidate prospects.
Four o clock Sunday morning a fire destroyed H C Bradstreet’s home and all belongings while residents including Clifton Brewer and Ralph Corton narrowly escaped. Neighbors and the Wichita state family member Oscar Winfield aided to prevent spread as flames enveloped the house. The couple, away visiting relatives, hope to rebuild in the same block with insurance partially covering losses.
On Sunday evening August 10 the marriage of Miss Shirley Rogstad daughter of Mr Mogrtad Cranfills Gap Texas to Mr Walter Shirley was solemnized by Rev J A Asnes in a bower of ferns and plants with white bows. The bride wore crepe romaine with wide accessories and a corsage of flowers. Guests included Mrs Pete Shirley and daughter Faye Anna and other relatives from Dallas Waco and Granfillas Gap. After ceremonies guests enjoyed refreshments and the couple departed for a honeymoon then will reside in Cranfills Gap Texas.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pacers Sabia and social event with unclear timing or details. The text repeats phrases and lacks concrete facts, making a precise summary difficult. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or dates can be confirmed.
Local Meridian items recall weddings and visits across Texas towns. Families including the Butlers, Jordans, and Tittles visit relatives in Meridian and nearby cities while revival meetings and Sunday school rallies draw attendees from Iredell and Walnut Springs.
The North Ladies Society meets Wednesday afternoon at the Brick Church. Mrs Axel Ransom hosts at her home. The young people’s society reports a well attended meeting. English language service highlighted.
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a Sunday service and Bible study with Gumby School and Bible Clann participants. The event calendar lists a worship hour and youth gatherings led by Lalinn Ald.
Fat Tuesday afternoon at 3 08 oclock a fire erupted at the home of Ms Minnie Robinson during a Woman's Missionary Society gathering with fourteen women present. Attendees included Mrs J C Mormon and Mildred Trivie. Nearby residents Jairen Lanchar and Mrs J P Richards visited, while Johnny Robertson recovers from typhoid fever. Bill Bressler rushed to Cecil's bedside as paralysis struck the family. Community reformers began cotton picking to keep the local gin running.
A shower reception on August 7 at the M B Hotel honored Mr and Mrs Big Kingness. Guests included Mrs Horl Chris Chen of Waco Belford Colwick and others. Gifts were presented in a Bride's Book and a miniature farm home scene impressed the couple.
Garnersville Lions Club held its regular luncheon in the municipal dining room with no visitors. They voted to start a new fire department and favored retaining the Band Mirer. Local reports note travelers, visits, and community events including church gatherings, baptisms, and revival services with residents from Fort Worth Coryell City and Waco.
Clifton citizens met at City Hall with Mayor Handley and City Council to reorganize the Clifton Volunteer Fire Company electing new officers and adding members. Officers include President W C Pearson and Fire Chief Edward Hauke. new equipment and drills planned with monthly meetings and insurance rate reductions anticipated through proper volunteer strength.
Mrs John A Olson of Clifton died in Houston last Wednesday afternoon after an operation. She had lived in the community all her life, born west of Clifton and married to John A Olson about 55 years ago. Surviving are her husband, son Arden Olson of Allen, Texas, daughter Anon Maurie Olson teaching in Houston, two brothers Dr O M Olson Clifton and M G Olson of Waco, five sisters Mrs Mathilda Shetstead Mrs C Cameron Miss Julia Olson and Mrs C Wentpaard of Clifton and Mrs R H Clement of Fort Worth, plus other relatives and friends. Funeral services conducted by Rev M L Purcell at the First Presbyterian Church Clifton Friday evening at 10 o'clock and burial at Clifton Cemetery. The record extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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