Epton Record Briefs
Local brief notes mention Epton records and Erin in Community Ledger style. No clear events or dates. Further readable details are needed to determine exact action, entities, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
4
Local brief notes mention Epton records and Erin in Community Ledger style. No clear events or dates. Further readable details are needed to determine exact action, entities, or outcomes.
A Sunday evening gathering of the Y P S at a Selma church parlor featured singing, Bible reading, and a renewed program including readings by Cora Robne and Wilna Anderson, a prophecy by Mrs Homer Bronstad, with refreshments of sandwiches cookies and hot beverages provided.
In a lengthy announcement Brettadn Awnlane candidacy for sheriff cites wartime service, prior road improvements, and financial stewardship. He argues continued county progress with experience and promises to value community support to return him to office for another term.
Clifton Veople attend Yuneral in Waco Texas as relatives gather after the death of Mrs. Blun pah Steele. Surviving relatives include three sisters Mrs. Bergen Mrs. Wilton and Mrs. Ki. one brother J Ell Patterson and five children.
The Ti Ay group met at the high school multipurpose room on January 4 1984. The program featured an opening song Work for the Night Domine and a varied schedule including Murto Big the Band New Year’s Resolution and Preterm talks. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and adjournment followed after a brief social with sandwiches ice and hot chocolate served by the PT Ay ladies.
Obituary notice for Mrs. Hoel aged 76 years 2 months and 14 days. She lived most of her life in Harmony and later moved to Fort Worth area with family. Survived by seven children and 17 grandchildren. funeral held at Norse Lutheran Church with interment at Norse cemetery. Church choir and local figures paid tribute to her Christian character and community service.
J A Linberge reports an accident near a pump station involving his son Rex and daughter Geraldine. They rode a motorcycle with the light out when it struck a telephone pole. They were found unconscious and taken for medical aid with possible skull fracture and head injuries. Geraldine regained consciousness later. Rex remained seriously hurt. Unclear details and names appear garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms but lacks coherent events or complete details to determine a specific item or outcome. The readable portions point to personal names and possible institutional references, but essential context is missing.
A fragmented and garbled description references an aid to agreement during a late mission for Comurem under the Hoover administration. It mentions Senate PAIL LIL and a valuation framework based on a composite of commissions, detailing proposals related to the content of the dollar and its stabilization strategy.
On Sunday afternoon January 6 a shower was given in honor of Miss Clarice Nelson at the Gilbert Miewer home. Hostesses included Gilbert Hieler J E Selson and others. Guests registered at a bride’s book, enjoyed punch and refreshments, and heard a brief program. Gifts were presented and admired as Miss Nelson thanked the guests for the many beautiful presents. Elvis Johnson, recently returned from an Arizona camp, attended.
A clipped ad from Waco Packing Company Gliton Texas touts low prices and remodeling plans. It promises steady business though the text is distorted and partially illegible.
CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and neighbors for faithful help during the long illness and death of wife and mother Sam Mooney. Mr. and Mrs. CG Langston and Ruth Dudley and Hlatthe Mooney, Mr. EO Boettcher and family hosted a dinner party Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A Exline, Mrs. Florene Kemp Clark, Dal Ina, Mr. Tax Raber, San Francisco, Galit, and Mr. Oren Sutenon Clifton were guests.
A 1904 primary entry notes county office nominations by precinct with voters and party lines amid parish communioners' participation. Strong names or dates are limited in the fragment, but indicates contest and political process within local governance.
Clarence McCorkle Alfred Hardwick for Commissioner Precinct TG and Brittadan seek reelection as party nominees in Pee County. Voters are urged to review official ballots and candidate statements ahead of the upcoming primary.
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