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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
7
The Fairview Cemetery will host a work party Tuesday with volunteers from local families and community members. Residents and relatives are asked to help clean and prepare plots including marshalling graves around the main paths and tending to flags and memorials.
Maureen and My and, along with Meer, were with her in Clifton the week of the incident. Mille, Johnny Jeunes, and Sacha Ak attended the gathering as family members and friends.
Agnes Magen, listed as a nurse with Montgomery Ward in Fort Worth, is described in a fragmented account along with references to Fort Worth department store work in 1940 and related notes about employment and pay. The text presents a partial, unclear portrait of a local worker connected to Montgomery Ward and shop employment.
A memorial notice lists many names and relations connected to Chris Aars, including Clifton Lastheran Sunset Home and numerous family members. The text references medical care, patients, and a naval employment detail, with broader notes on health concerns and daily life at a Fort Worth related facility.
The jumble reports various relatives and friends visiting from Miranda City, Meg Kaward, Alexandra, Waco, Port Worth, and San Angst. Mentions include Elwyn Pek Christine, Marae, John Rice, Cath Chiang, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Memes, Wayne Jengings, and others with notes of travel, illness, and family plans.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places with unclear context. many words are garbled, but it mentions individuals and a location, suggesting a local notice or feature without coherent detail or dates.
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