Untitled fragment from 1948 newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR text describes personal notices and hometown events with names like John W Sin and references to a hospital in Oakland California. It mentions a four year period at a camp, a Philippine army, and various incomplete details about a community and its people during a week.
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John W
Huayital Tm
Oakland
Cal Betey
Vic
John Adem
Tad
John W. Sin
Balan Army Philippines
Gillton
United
Gentoo
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Gardner Savage Dag Owen Lambe Richards Aeridian Bailey Barnes Vannaite Stapp Payneayy and others. Reads like a damaged notice or list with unclear context and many garbled proper nouns.
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Gardner, Savage
Dag F. Owen
Lev
Jorgenson
Koannund M. Lambe
Bob den Richards
Aeridian
Faibert J. Bailey
George D. Barnes
Thomas Z. Vannaite
Edmond
Wells Valley Ita
Yea Hagley
Virgel J. Stapp
John Fe Payneayy
Robert
E. Sineleig
Marian
Turk W. Pellman
Wainut ‘Seetoes
Civic Improvement Meeting at City Mall on February 6
The Civic Improvement group will meet at the City Mall on Wednesday February 6 at 3 00 PM. Members of the society are invited to attend to discuss the forestings and Mrs P I Sorsweude is expected to attend.
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Wedneethy
Atekock
Mdoy
CR. Nichol
Soca
P. I. Sorsweude
Young People Host Chili Supper at Presbyterian Circle
Young people of the Presbyterian and Methodist circle entertain with a chili supper on Wednesday, January 30. The program and booklets were prepared by Lee Lockhart and others. Aides and entertainment committee members include Margaret Busch, Pats Richards, Helen Rester, Ann Olson, Barbara Lockhart, Mary Henderson, Jean Thrash, and Neil Halings.
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Tand Methodist Ciiuehor
Goodall
Bok
Tee of
Africa
Bomk
Lee Lockhert
Dorie Jean Glatt Hylen
Ester
R. O. Burs
Briddy Bosch
Wuppion
Ber
Margaret Busch
Pates Richards
Sand Helen Rester
Mister Ann Olson
Barbara Lockhart
Mary Henderson
Jean Thrash
Neil Halings
James Myler
Clarence I Conrad Awarded Distinguished Service Cross
United States forces to Austria report that Sergeant Clarence W. Conrad of Clifton earned the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in combat with the Infantry Regiment Rainbow Division. The citation notes his actions as squad leader of mortally wounded alchoholic? No, omit. He directed his squad under heavy fire, enabling critical advances and saving comrades during the assault.
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United States
Austria
Iatl Sargeant
Clarence WL. Conrad
Clifton
Eres
Sae
Sii
Rainbow
Hig Ellusion
Bhatti
Aquad
Mortal Eguind
Editor Robert Baldridge Dies in Clifton Friday
Robert L Baldridge editor of the Clifton Record dies at home in Clifton on January 2 1948 at about 7 00 am after a long illness He led The Clifton Record since 1900 and was active in local Lions Club Masons and Church of Christ He survived by his wife a daughter and four siblings Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon conducted by E A Nichols with local clergy assisting.
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Robert L. Baldridge
The
Clifton Record
Robert T. Baldridge
Cifton
Cofton Lions Club
Robert J.” Baldridge
Ruckwall
Mrr
B . Balichiee
Eine
Mongan
Mount Catton
Clifton
Priya Yaak
al Me
Baldesdey
Mr. Baldridge
Hope
Texas Press Association
Baldridge
Clifton Phhile Schools
Usst Board
Clifton Lions Club
I Clifton
Masonic Lodge
Karem Temple
Waco
Sax
Church of Christ
Walnut Springs
Robert L., Baldridge
Sir
J.C. Kincheloo
Robert L. Baldridge Jr
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Ohn
Leslie’ Baldridge
Washington, D
F. M. Totwrnon
Fort Worth
W. ‘. Laffond
Austin
Laura Baldridge
Denton
Ars
B. J. Melton
Dallas
Ars H. Baldridge
Bakerstiel
California
C. R. Nichol
Royal Church of Christ
G. E. MaCaleb
Veterans Benefits Consultation at Local Selective Service Office
A veteran affairs message announces weekly sessions at the local Selective Service Office in Clayton each Friday. Veterans can consult on rights, benefits, or problems with the Veterans Administration providing quick, efficient service. Local group Bog Coat Local Hoard No. 1, Chitwon invites participation.
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Natration
Wacahee
Cletton
Selective Service Board
Chitwon
College Building Fund Increased Amid Slow Progress
The Building Fund campaign lingers but gains some support as new contributors are named. Douthi Low Hill of Fort Worth contributes $20 while Our Saviors Church Eau Claire Wisconsin gives $150 and Lost Island Ladies Aid gains $25. Clifton residents increase donations by $500, bringing total to $9,171.00. City Clean-Up Day is set for Monday February 4 1948 with citizens urged to place trash in streetside containers for pickup by the city crew led by Bronstad mayor.
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Douthi Low
Clifton
Bronstad
Weatherford Buys Western Auto Seat Cover Unit
Bill Weatherford, tied to Lloyd Lane of Western Auto Associate Store, has purchased the seat cover department from Me. Lane. Weatherford plans to locate the business at Leo Richards' Garage, with the deal announced in this record display ad.
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Bill Weatherford
Seat Cover
Western Auto
Lloyd Lane
Me. Lane
Mr. Weatherford
Leo Richards
Beaten and robbed Rev G F Kornegay near Brownwood
Reverend George F. Kornegay 66, a commissioner for homes for retired ministers of the Central Texas Methodist Conference, was beaten and robbed early Wednesday by five youths after they gave him a ride from Brownwood. He stopped near Cr nan on Wigtaway for directions when the assault occurred. Authorities described the assailants as five youths unknown at this time.
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Hey
George F. Kornegay
Central Texas Methodist Conference
Kornegay
Brownwood
Crnan
Wigtaway
Mas
Ait
PRY Crerturei
Meridian man seeks Bosque County Clerk post
Riley Barch of Meridian announces his candidacy for County Clerk of Bosque County. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Homer Barch of Meridian and recently returned from three years and four months in the U S Navy Air Corps. He previously clerked for the Federal Housing Administration in Washington DC and Dallas Texas. While in DC he attended National University Law School and in Dallas attended Southern Methodist University at night studying county and state government. He asks for voters support and vote.
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Riley Barch
Meridian
Bosque County
Riley
Homer Barch
U.S. Navy Air Gampa
Wederal Housing Administration
Washington, D. C
Dallas
Texas
Washington
National University Law School
Highly
Southern Methodist University
Wyatt T. McFadden Dies Friday January 25 1946
Wyatt T. McFadden died near Clifton on January 25 1946 after years of invaliding born June 14 1882 in Bosque County He leaves wife Ida and ten children including Ollie T Andrew Alfred Julian Harvey and others plus two adopted daughters Funeral services were held January 28 at Clifton Baptist Church conducted by Reverend P De Young, with burial at local cemetery.
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Wyatt Thomas McFadden
Clifton
Awitew
We McFadden
McFadden
Bosque County
Ida Brueher
Hamilton County
Fadler
Tosque County
Mc-Fadden
Ida Mc- Paden
Route 2
Ollie T
Andrew
Alfred
Georgetown
Julian
San Antonio
Harvey
United States
Romy
Meedamos Wood
Wileson
Eshwin Sindarade
Nisea
Bhbie McFaden
Calvin, McFadden
Cranfills Gur
George McFadden
Merion
Tere
Jobin K. Cowen
Nan McFadden
Millie Reeder
Dallas
Tenerandchildren
Clifton Baptist Church
P. de ‘Young
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Breria
Tifinoss
Araes
Anaael Ee
Wedron
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Clarence I. Conrad
Distinguished
Hubert Baldridze
Hamner
M. Hewietioean
Sa County Clerk
Wyatt T. McFadden
Allen Hulme
Dyess Feed Mill