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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
4
Community notes from Clifton detail parish and social news, obituaries, and local occurrences. Mentions of residents such as Will Vickrey injured in a car accident and Doc Reeder’s funeral, plus school activities, visits, and a Bosque County wheat allotment.
State Health Officer Dr. G W Cox urges proper daily diet to prevent pellagra stressing vitamins and vegetables. He warns pellagra can affect any age and may cause mental disturbances. recommends milk lean meat fresh vegetables whole wheat bread and fruit. Local items note Clifton Implement Co shipments and community letters about service members and farming duties.
An old Fort Worth church figure is empowered to summons in a genealogical case, while the county records list multiple land transfers. Transactions include H Harney and J HF Chania, A Tiley to Honey Saale for 147 acres, Alice Gore to W To Dewployee, and T R Welch to J W Lamb with blocks in the K P Lowe Addition.
The column notes visitors from Waco and Freeport including Arenita Hyman and family, Cody Tey of Tarleton College, and Pearl Marsh from near Whitney. It covers a special county court session discussing the Victory Tax on salaries and wages and enforcement steps, plus mentions of county officers and a school property transaction involving Clifton, Valley Mills, and the Valley Mills Independent School District.
Little Miss Ann Rea Cagle visited the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs J Le HM from Friday until Monday.
Pvt. Robert 3. Pounds arrived in Houston Maine to spend part of his furlough with his grandmother J Le Batlerson and other relatives. He had previously visited California with his mother and doubted if Texas duty would suit him, yet he chose to stay and enjoys his work at the Station Hospital at the Sta ton Air Base.
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