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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
8
A fragmentary social page recalls visitors at the Possett home, gifted musicians, and a small wedding celebration. Names include Mire, Emme Helen, Lon Kell, and Mrs. Lee, with mentions of Fort Worth connections and local families. The text also notes a young man’s misfortune and Cedar post gathering nearby.
At Shady Dale residents gathered Saturday night for a big dance event. The informal celebration drew attendees from nearby areas, highlighting community ties and local entertainment.
Local items list names of residents and visitors in Meridian and surrounding areas. Mentions John A. Cochranes visit, public weighers appointment for Kopperl, deaths and survivors, family visits between Meridian, Hillsboro, and Blum. Reviews movement of several townsfolk, church figures, and students.
The piece reflects on the passing year and hopeful outlook for 1939. It notes community resilience, gratitude, and a shared duty to improve the coming year, with local school reports, illness impacts, and plans for a Clifton High basketball tournament in February.
A fragmented local notice details Neneh Byalieigue organizing a county initiative for women and girls clubs. It reports 1953 extension work totals, farm food supply projects, and an increase in senior access and cooking equipment purchases, with figures indicating growth over prior years.
Fragmentary text shows a medical doctor named Corneil Brown with initials D.C. and N.D. There is incomplete data suggesting a form or case note with unreadable dates or details.
Disorganized notes outline Republican efforts to rebound following last November’s election defeat. Mentions fundraising motives and party finance, with fragmented references to individuals and actions.
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