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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1931
Page
9
Chevrolet unveils 1932 models featuring Syncro-Mesh transmission with free wheeling at no extra cost, promising 20 percent more power and speeds of 65 to 70 mph. Twenty standard and deluxe models highlight new front end styling, streamlined bodies, and numerous refinements while anticipated production could add jobs nationwide before winter.
Three elderly Hill County residents died within 24 hours in Texas. Thomas J. Lowe, age 89, died in Hillsboro at 5:00 a.m. Thursday. Land G. Hughes, 88, died Wednesday afternoon at Woodbury. Mrs. Mary Jane Rochelle, 87, died at her Brandon home at 3:50 p.m. Wednesday.
Dr. Rea a Minnesota physician visits Meridian on Monday December 14 from 10 am to 4 pm offering free consultations. He specializes in internal medicine with emphasis on stomach liver and nerve diseases and treats without surgery. Married women should bring husbands and children with parents. DRS READ BROS Laboratory Minneapolis affiliated. Meridian Creek 4-H Club reports a productive year with notable farm and craft outputs and improvements ending with club credentials and statistics.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief itineraries and family updates. E C Callan and family spent Sunday in McGregor with Dr L B Gibson. Miss Willie Jones stayed with aunt Mrs J P McCallum. Supt T B Blackstone visited Valley Mills. Jeff Richards of Corvell Church visited his parents. Rev R W Call of Euless came for household goods. Mrs J P Richards visited Jim Palmer’s family near Clifton. Rev and Mrs A B Nichols visited Coyote for services. Mrs L N Cass joined by W H Miles and daughter from Waco. Bernie Hayter preached at Baptist Church. Helen Jo Talley visited Waco. Narmours called to Frost for aunt’s funeral. Worley to Meridian for sister’s death. Dee Bowen and John Garrison of Waco visited. W S Palmer of Breckenridge visited daughter Mrs J P Richards. Guy Knowles visited Turnerville with daughter Mae. Charley Miles returned from Chicago after the Livestock Show and spoke on radio.
A major broadcasting facility is planned for Meknes, Morocco, aimed at expanding regional media reach. Officials describe the project as a key step in strengthening national communication infrastructure and cultural outreach.
In Hogwallow a string of local humor notes oddities from Atlas Peck meeting Lile Kilden to a geese migration sign. A stove of punctures, advertising signs rotted on Rye Straw road, and quips about town life with the Tickville Town Marshal and a Boston Bargain Store joke reflect small town wit and everyday incidents.
Charles Bush a Chicago butcher weighing 632 pounds died of fatty degeneration of the heart. His body was lifted from a second story window by six piano movers and a 408 pound casket. Ten pallbearers helped hoist the total weight of 1 040 pounds into the hearse. A cemetery hoist was used for burial. Bush had recently placed second in a fat man contest in Los Angeles.
For sale are well bred Mam moth Bronze pallets hens and toms at reasonable prices. The trio used as foundation stock was purchased from Bird Bros for 150.00 dollars.
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