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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
2
Fifty skilled mill operatives leave the army to work in Waco mills. Freshman students were involved as troops were reassigned. Gasoline fumes and safety concerns noted during the transition from army camps to industrial labor locations.
A collage of church notices from several congregations detailing schedules for January events. Lutheran and Methodist listings include Sunday services at 10 and 11, Sunday schools, Bible classes, youth and choir activities, confirmation classes, and midweek prayer meetings. Names of pastors Floyd Thrash and Benjamin Muskentad appear alongside church groups and locations in Cranfills Gap and Olaf.
Ambiguous message notes a church event with a confirmation close on Saturday and a cordial invitation. Mentions Bundey, a four year work period at Wheehareh, and a Bent church as the year begins. includes a blessing from Pastor G A Baskin.
Sixth grade is introduced to fractions and improved multiplication. Fifth graders finish eight parts of English study and begin sentence construction. Students enjoy baseball games and report better hitting and teamwork.
Clifton school notes show seniors urged to finish stamp purchases for fundraising while midterm exams loom. Sophomores Doyle Hulme and Orville Langeoth played in a basketball game. B K W I girls report groceries and a meal test. Sixth and lower grades engage with new books and a home wiring project. a guest speaker from Texas mothers group planned for January 17.
Unclear text describes a person and services with fragmented phrasing. No verifiable events, organizations, dates, or locations are readable.
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