08 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1957
Page
1
Bosque 4-H Club members displayed junior class champions at the Fort Worth Stock Show. Winners included several notable exhibitors and prize animals, with clubs and families tracking success across divisions.
The report lists donations from multiple counties and towns to the March of Dimes. Contributors include Casute, Wamack, Walon Borings, Valley Mle, Iredelh, Faslogy, Brazon Point, and fauna Park, with varied amounts. The event supported a county contest and a Civitan Club meeting in Port Worth as part of fundraising activities.
A fragmented local text mentions a Bridge Club and lists several individuals including Robert Maldridge Jr and Gopala. The snippet references death, ages such as 40 and 18, and names like Goodall RM and Minkerie, with unclear roles or events. The overall details are incomplete.
Scouts will observe an anniversary week with visits to churches across Bay County and surrounding areas. The event, led by Cubmaster Zimmerman and involving den leaders, aims to foster community service and fellowship among local units.
Mrs. A F Gohlke of San Angelo died after a long illness on a Saturday morning following a fall. She was born at Coryell and married in Coryell. her husband and family mourn her loss. She was a longtime member of Emanuel Lutheran Church and active in the Ladies Aid, with a focus on family and church duties. Her funeral arrangements were not fully detailed in the readable portion.
Photographs from a 1M Phong contest show young participants judged by Mr Leasill at Filton Misuord in Irving. Winners include Nancy Aras Honea and Roy Maelvuahe’s daughter, with captions noting places and ages as families and clubs gathered for the event.
The Whitinney area and surrounding counties near Clifton face highway 22 repairs with bids opened by the Highway Commission. The project includes paving and surface work from Sty Te to Wighey 22, expected to continue through the summer with contracted bidders such as Richands of Clifton and Mallen of the coastal region overseeing coating and resurfacing efforts.
Miss Ceraie Wiese of Inaely married Maurice Gunnlan of Tem i on January 24 at St Pauls Methodist Church. The ceremony, conducted by pastor Heveren John McRee, featured a blue nylon dress for the bride and a corsage of white carnations for the mother of the bride. Guests from Crantll Gap and nearby towns attended, with reception at the Public Review Company at CMA. The couple will reside at Bellew after a wedding trip. the move hampered by severe weather.
A formal meeting at the McGregor Chambers of Commerce addressed leadership changes as Hew assumed a new position. Moe Gare Shin and others attended to discuss community business, economic plans, and local initiatives.
A rough notice outlines upcoming city elections with mayoral and board positions. Voters will decide on candidates as terms end and new trustees are sworn in. Names such as Calvert, With, and Tang appear among officials and potential appointees. A county school board member is also noted for succession.
A wedding report from Allen home in a rural area notes the marriage of Allen and Mrs McCullough. The ceremony occurred at Motus Church with family members present. Relatives include Kath, brother, and Mire, with other attendees listed in the account.
The article lists CHS band members and winners during Award Day. Names include Jory Keel, Frank Salt Gore, Marge Gantam, and Rod Ney Cannon among eight juniors receiving awards. Leadership and participation details mention Hayao Westley, Subang Hurettore, and other student names in various sections.
The high school band hall honors four senior members with jackets and eight junior members receive sign in. Pictured are Margie Gilliam Marilyn Schram Claude Magden Westley Lela Rashyum and others as new members are welcomed into the band.
Local notices describe a February 14 event where a GOP civic group will hear an AEA supervisor. Expected speakers include Mary Ha ven, Bufion Limberg, and Sim Jenn Kepner in Proven Posts.
Local tax records show January poll tax receipts approaching normal levels with about $83,001 collected. Breese County officials note steady payments and indicate further enforcement steps may occur to ensure full compliance.
The report describes a village auction day with poultry bids and cattle sale. A white-feathered hen and various grades sold for modest sums while cattle brought ranges around ten dollars per head, with butcher-quality beef pricing noted. Local merchants and bidders participated actively, reflecting typical fair trade.
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