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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary note describes a morning event involving Louis Larson and an arranged wedding party. Text references a tragedy with decorative elements and unclear actions by several named individuals. Details are heavily garbled and names are partially unreadable.
A community celebration in Clifton honors Henry Hanson on his 80th birthday. Relatives from Mustang and Clifton gathered for a noon dinner, song service, and tributes by Rev. Arnex and Sven Manson. Dozens of attendees enjoyed refreshments as Hanson’s long local residence and family ties were celebrated.
The column lists visitors and relatives from across Texas and Missouri, celebrating a Golden Wedding, and church and social events. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Bosque County marking fifty years, and mentions high school basketball games Clifton versus Cranfills Gap, with Clifton teams recently winning.
The CliftEx theater offers a weekly schedule with Mae Went in Nim Me Angyl and The Thundering Heed Staring. It advertises Western tunes, comedy, and feature films like Million Dollar Melody and Bhunghal Madness with Fay Wray. Multiple showings, textures, and attractions run Monday through Friday and into the weekend.
A Bosque County political bid profiles the County Clerk candidate run with a pledge to serve impartially. Also a notice from the Bosque County Interscholastic League director seeks coaches’ referees for Morgan tournaments, urging payments and participation for boys and girls events.
In our feeble way we express sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness comfort and help offered to our dear husband and brother Mr. H B Kitlien during his late illness and after his passing. We deeply appreciate the comforting words floral offerings and hundreds of deeds done for us.
A friend of Mr McCorkle urges voters to support the new man for County Clerk. He presents Springe and Valley Miley as thoroughly trained and qualified, promising diligent service, fair conduct, and personal campaigning to reach every voter for favorable consideration.
A late 1954 notice announces a dance at the skating rink on Friday night featuring a brass band led by Vive, with admission around 8:40. The event is listed in The Record as part of primary election announcements, noting a 490 fee and dress code terms for participants, authorized by the Democratic Primary actions in July 1954.
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