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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1953
Page
1
Evdoris Rohee and Italph Baki wed at the fifth Old Church as friends and relatives gathered for the ceremony. Cramfils Gop attended among the guests.
A fragmentary account describes a sheriff radio approval event with a large wedding party, noting Patricia Surley and Perle Surley among attendees. It mentions a church reception in a parlor, a march of guests, balloons, and a celebration with meals, drinks, and social formalities.
The readables hint at debates over cattle promises and land issues, mentioning figures like Peter Totes and references to committees and senates. The text includes garbled phrases about agriculture, community concerns, and a protest tone, with scattered mentions of locales and institutions.
Fragmentary personal notices and stray names reference a Clifton Record reprint. It mentions individuals such as Tavis Simmuma and Pastor dion E ingelleal, with scattered phrases about visits, family ties, and long-ago relatives. Reading is hindered by garbled OCR and missing context, yielding an unspecific item with minimal reportable facts.
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and lacks coherent events or names. It appears as stray letters and partial phrases without identifiable people places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize into a valid news item. No actionable facts are readable for a proper card.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a public meeting in Manheim with references to a school program and fall preparations. The garbled text hints at community discussion, a plan or proposal, and local officials. Strong entities: Manheim, public meeting, school, fall.
The Norfolk area reports a planned open house by the Northern Guard at the county farm. Officials announce a community event featuring a dance and military affiliation display. A parade and company gathering are scheduled for the evening, aiming to draw local attendance.
Ed Routh farms east of CU and Tatton won with the first bale of cotton ginned. Bale weighed 86? pounds per ton? The bale payday and tonnage details are partially garbled but indicate the first bale of cotton and related financial figures.
Clifton reports new firms on West Fifth Street and nearby streets, including Trotter’s Grocery and other remodels. State Highway Department plans for Highway 1880 and 927 construction near Whitney Reservoirs advance, with Meridian to Spring Creek road near completion. A new pharmacy, beauty shop, and rental space openings are noted as the town prepares for a fall business push and street improvements.
Mrs Swenson dies at home on Sunday after a long illness. She and her husband were married in Greenville Mississippi in December 1964. The couple had several children and grandchildren.
Clifton golfers plan to present a trophy at a club event described by officials. The article notes members and officers discussing duties, with remarks from the president regarding organization and adherence to rules. The piece references Fort Worth ties and a business context impacting the club activities.
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