Repair Work Scheduled by Sage Rent Leader in December 1944
Fragment shows a note about repairs by Mr. W. Prather of Sage Rent Appleby, with a date in December 1944 and involvement of Hadi Refasing fringe mallee water project.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1949
Page
9
Fragment shows a note about repairs by Mr. W. Prather of Sage Rent Appleby, with a date in December 1944 and involvement of Hadi Refasing fringe mallee water project.
The report lists visits and family connections among Clifton residents and friends. It mentions guests from Wes and Baytown, folk attending the Rubenstein concert in Waco, local transfers and land deeds, and wedding license notices among area residents. Details include names like Omar Robinson, W. A. Wright, and Jim Blalock with Weldon C. Steen, plus land transactions and a church missionary note.
Menu items listed for December 5 to 10 include meat balls apagnetti re bean beets and various sides with desserts and bread. A separate schedule notes December 2 to 10 events at Meridian office Home Demonstration Christmas meals, club meetings, and a brief subscription price note for The Worth Star Telegram and The Gutton Record.
Severs relatives and friends from Clifton attended the funeral in Waco on Wednesday, November 23, for Herman C. Fricke who once lived in Lanes Chapel community. Fricke died in Bryan after years of residence there with his wife. Attendees from here included Gas Hoel, C M Bakke, Martin Stingnese, John Homerstad, Alice Ringnow, Loyal Verne Hlomarstad, Mra Harris and daughter Cynthia, and C E Plarson. A W Ludtke returned from Junction with two bucks, one 8 point and one 5 point, the largest deer killed in the Junction area this season.
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