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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
4
A jagged OCR passage discusses a car hit and run focus, local accountability, and media publication ethics. It references Mrs Kato Pogeatal, Ann, and various unnamed townspeople, with allusions to political figures, lawsuits, and crime reporting. the tone is uncertain, resembling a fragmented editorial fragment from a small community newspaper.
A detailed obituary notes the death of Mrs. Sorenson at Norse, aged twenty four years after her husband’s death. The service, conducted by Rev. Thorson, featured Norwegian hymns and tributes to her faith and charitable gifts to Clifton College and Norse church. Family praise and thanks are given to Rev. Sorenson and siblings for support during her illness. The piece includes community notices on local park mower repairs funded by the golf association and a general reflection on Mrs. Sorenson’s impact.
Concenterman OW reports Congressman Poage will speak at Clifton City Hall Friday at 12:80 noon on the Federal Farm Bill. All interested invitee to attend. Poage’s address will be followed by a luncheon guest welcome at Denton’s Cafe hosted by friends.
The article notes how the Dionne sisters became a global sensation through newspapers and wire photography and credits the press with linking their nursery to millions. It highlights Dr. Allan Dafoe’s role and the historic reach of media in spreading their fame and fortune.
Waen Texas Feb 7 Without naming individuals President Pat McNett of Baylor University announced that a young man and woman, secretly married last month at Hillsboro, were indefinitely suspended from the student body. There is no ban on non secret marriages at Baylor. The Ritz brothers are really brothers named Joachim.
Mr. Denning attacks the Railroad Commission statement as misleading and politically motivated. He argues the commission lacks authority to regulate city water and gas rates, warning that proposed procedures would trigger costly litigation and waste state funds. He notes past rate disputes with Lone Star Gas System led to court orders and mixed outcomes.
A Texas rancher writes a prescriptive inventory and payroll list to request loan readjustment. The Federal loan agency replies with a humorous rejection suggesting to discharge five cattle guards. The anecdote, whether authentic or not, offers a chuckle and a moral about overstated needs.
Sunday morning services at 11 o clock and a Young People Society gathering at 7 15 p m. The Young Ladies Aid meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Jennie Wallace. No classes Saturday due to a school tournament. senior class assembles at 8 p m. Pastor P E Thorso.
Sunday School at 9:80, morning worship at 10:45, Junior League. Monday 7:30 p.m. Male Chorus. Wednesday 7:20 p.m. Mixed choir. Saturday 8:40 a.m. Catechetical class. Pastor Maakeatad listed.
The tOn Evangelical Church in Womack announces Sunday School at 9 80 a m and English language divine worship at 7 80 p m The Young People s League will present the play The Stranger Pass 1 65 on Friday Feb 18 Emanuel Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 9 80 a m Bible Class at 9 90 a m language service at 10 90 a m and divine service at 2 00 p m Goats School House catechetical instruction at 1 30 p m Saturday Pastor Obenhaus conducts the services and events.
St. John's Evangelical Church near Cayote offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m and German worship at 10 30 am on Feb 18 Paul s Lutheran Church holds Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 am with church service in German led by Rev John Striepe from Ma Tone Church Board
The Record lists announcements subject to Democratic action on July 23, 1988. County Clerk candidates Alfred Hardwick and Walter E. Ray. Sheriff Roy, Prentice, Montgomery. Assessor-Collector Clarence McCorkle. Precinct 92 nominee Will C. Hafer. Precinct 42 nominee F W Wallace.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a schedule with times and a confirmation event. It mentions a junior class event on a Saturday afternoon with a time around 1 pm and another date near 8 o clock. Names and exact locations are unreadable.
Sunday morning and every teacher and pupil are on time for the morning preaching service at eleven and the evening service. Visitors welcome. The Ora Lee Bettis Clan opens a Silver Test at Thursday afternoon February 17 from four to six, honoring Mr P. K. Bradstreet. Members and friends invited to attend. Missionary Gown class will use their portion for benevolent interests. Children asked to bring dimes and coins for offerings.
The Capitol building in Washington covers about 1¢ acres with the surrounding park near 50 acres. A dome height measurement is reported as 387, while California law bans vendors from advertising in letters taller than six inches.
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