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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1953
Page
3
A brief letter to the editor from James Stupo of Morenct Arizona addresses Easter greetings and extends seasonal well wishes to readers and community members, signed as your friend. The note appears informal and reflective with personal contact information.
Bosque County Farm Bureau elected new officers and directors at a Valley Mills meeting held Tuesday December. Leon Andress Walnut Springs became president with W C Hanson Cranville Gap as first vice president Gus Hoel Norse as second vice president and SA Hanon Meridian as secretary treasurer New directors include Joseph Di Iredell Harry Dulick Kopper W Manson Cranfills Gap AC Brandes Clifton Jack Howland and others The meeting also announced committee appointments and a special session held December 12 to confirm board members for the standing committees including membership card and delegative groups.
Local Meridian notes cover court happenings, naval appointments, and holiday activities. Highlights include hires, promotions at Selfridge Air Force Base, Santa visits at Meridian fire station, and community events with Mrs Moran Warren and Addie Amola among local names.
Portions of land descriptions reference various surveys and grant transfers. Names include Crockett Close Marvin Behrens J McCulloy J Parrott A J Mord an Revecen F Curtis and Ted Hien. Plots cited are McLannan Moses Wing and other named surveys in the town of Mert dis.
The community anticipates a Chioreh Christmas Tree and program at the church on December 24. A Sunday school session will plan the program, with visitors invited to attend. Various locals and guests visited and hosted others over the weekend, including families from Allan, Grand Prairie, Clifton, and Mosheim.
The Office of Defense Multillac seeks 15,000,000 for temporary public health vaccine production and another 9,000,000 for supplies, with dates in March and ongoing efforts tied to the March of Dimes funds. Early reports show encouraging medical progress and foundation support for child vaccination.
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