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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1948
Page
7
Local Meridian items list visitors in town and family movements including Alma Siler and Sherry Lynn Smith. Several deed transfers appear with names such as W. A. Burnett T. L. Turford and Emma A. Nelson and parcels described in Walnut Springs and nearby surveys.
A wedding held in Houston at the home of Rabbi Giller was solemnized on August 17. The newlyweds left for a wedding trip to New Orleans and other southern points. Mr Novy, a Clifton merchant, is noted for his character and hospitality with a background spanning Poland, Mexico City, and Texas.
Fragmentary record lists multiple individuals including Christenson family and friends, with scattered phrases about a gathering or event, mention of Texas and Georgia locations, and partial names. The readable portion lacks coherent actions or outcomes to determine a clear news item.
Dr. R B Boms of Giddings visited the Tiptons Thursday. Mary Sue returned home with Mrs Michell after a week here. Mrs Job Knox and Johnny of Pineville La are guests in the Edward Tipton home. Whealer Dawson visited in Oregon. Willy Joe Kivans of Waco visited grandparents Mr and Mrs D A Marton. O J Persone back with us. Mr and Mrs Walter Parks and Iona visiting CWE tan and Margao. Mitchel of Port Arthur visited his mother and brother. Clyde Henrys driving Plymouth Me and Mrs Carley Basleran family spending days in Hawkins. Mrs C Lopez visiting Minnesota and Idaho. Roy Davis family returned from Oklahoma trip. Barton family reunion held in Cameron Park with many relatives. Georgetown and Forsma neighbors in attendance. Waco residents Mr and Mrs Joe Evans and Raymond Darton among guests. Mathews of Mo also present. WANTED Hoettcher Grain.
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