New Year’s Supper Report From Local Home
A fragmented note describes a New Year’s supper at the John McMillan home and weekend plans. Names such as Downey, Moyer, and Semen appear in unclear fragments with references to Valley and Cal locations.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1955
Page
7
A fragmented note describes a New Year’s supper at the John McMillan home and weekend plans. Names such as Downey, Moyer, and Semen appear in unclear fragments with references to Valley and Cal locations.
A jumble of notices includes ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED for Mr and Mrs Klimetieter family and reports of Clifton residents: a funeral for Clifton area resident and multiple obituaries with local names, kinships, and funeral details. The page blends weather notes, food production talk, and personal milestones from Clifton and nearby Dallas.
Sunday activities centered on residents including Mr and Mrs George Wits and daughters Sue and at Sandy of San Antonio visiting the Ile Ainye Rome near Cuftan. Mrs Banks of Dilley visited Clifton with relatives. RC Langston left Thursday to visit a relative in Texas. Weather and local life notes appear amid holiday reflections.
A fragmentary reminiscence lists several residents and families, including Mr Koudon, Mrs Ase, Mrs Dabs, Eduin, Cm of Rie son, and others, as they recall a New Year gathering and lane memories. The readable names point to a Mentone area gathering with multiple household mentions.
Fragmentary notice from Dallas Texas announces a clerk position at the Clifton Post Office. It notes employment details and that further information or application aid may be obtained locally.
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