25 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
1
The town hosts a series of Christmas programs and parades with Methodist and Baptist contributions. Christine progression draws large crowds as schools close for the holiday. Local families, including Cooper and Hallmark clans, visit relatives and attend services.
Fragmented notice from Womack School about holiday break and upcoming events. Reads as a garbled schedule with dates in December and January, mentions basketball and a festive period, but details are unclear. Contains multiple misspellings and unreadable segments.
A. H. Isensee dies after a brief illness at his Clifton home. He lived on a farm four miles east of Clifton for about thirty years, was born in Germany March 4 1875, immigrated in 1880, and worked in San Antonio before settling in Bosque County. Survived by four children and a widow, with funeral services conducted at the local Lutheran church in Clifton.
A fragmented recording shows a health officer asking about a person’s ticker and whether a watchmaker could repair it. The dialogue blends stray phrases about exams, arranging services, and vague timelines, reflecting a misread historical script with unclear context.
A game described as a great gamma show of effort featured the College squad with strong will and a decisive victory. The article lists seventeen veteran players from both teams including notable names such as Romine and Huse at end backs and a full lineup of guards, tackles, and centers, highlighting the enduring skill and lineup depth of the Mast-Lettermen.
The piece portrays a diligent person driven by heart and service. At Christmas, selfless toil fades ego, revealing the joy of brightening others with a smile, aligning with what God desires in a humble servant. EDUAR A. GUEST.
Valley Mills pioneer Kellum, 86, died early Saturday at his home after a long residence in the town He was born in Louisville Kentucky and lived much of his youth in Waco He was a prominent stockman and longtime partner in Kellum and Rotan grocers and farm product dealers Federal services were held at Valley Mills Methodist Church at 230 pm Sunday Masonic lodge members attended the graveside service He is survived by his wife and two sons
On December 20 at Last Rounday, family and friends gathered at Mrs. Lambert’s home to surprise her for her 16th birthday. A yellow and white decorated table held a birthday cake and a Christman tree centerpiece while guests contributed dishes. Present were Mr. and Mrs. E W Lambert and family, Ira Lambert and son, J H Lambert, C L Guin, Lather Lambert, Mire W T Bell, GC Lambert, and others who wished her many more happy birthdays.
Bosque County records show J Andy Hansell Harvey, a longtime resident, died December 17, 1936, at age 76. He joined the United Brethren Church in youth, later moving from Palin County to Bosque County where he remained a prominent local figure.
Mosheim, H C Lippe, showcased a shipment of ten choice yearlings averaging 844 pounds at 11 each and eight averaging 740 pounds at 10. Placed in Fort Worth market Tuesday, the lot highlighted quality cattle this year with Lippe consistently producing top yearlings. He begins feeding before weaning to ensure fine conditions for market.
Trade accords with 18 nations are shown to bolster American cotton by maintaining free raw cotton entry and expanding foreign purchasing power. Belgium alone saw 23 percent import gains for US cotton in the first year, while overall non-US imports fell. Concessions cover tires, automobiles, and other cotton-related products.
The Members of [Chub gathered in the beautifully decorated Lina room of Mrs Ben Tirisibout at nine o’clock. Chetatman read a festive title for the holiday event. They assembled around the Christmas tree lit by a bright Lorip lamp as part of the program.
A jumble of names and events recalls obituaries and community notices. The text lists mourners, confirmations, family visits, hospital stays, and social visits involving Carroll Olsen, Jodie McFadden, the Swangerts, Mrs. Bertelsen, the Rohnes, and many others, with mentions of a newborn baby, confirmations at the Lutheran Church, and visitors from nearby towns.
Members of the Magazine Club gathered for a festive Christmas party featuring light refreshments, music, and talk of upcoming literary events. Attendees enjoyed a cheerful evening and exchanged small gifts in a seasonal exchange.
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