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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
1
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Proclamation by Clifton officials naming the state National Guard unit and a local mayoral endorsement. The document stresses support for guarding the area and coordinating with state authorities to safeguard development and public safety in Clifton Texas.
RH Blassingame dies at his son's home at Tam Priday, Tagmary 72 after a weeklong illness. He was born in Prince, Georgia on November 166 and moved to Texas as a young man, living in McLennan and Waco counties. Surviving: widow, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral attended by relatives and friends including Frank Blassliningame, Mr. and Mrs. Boek Hoge, and others. Also notes a social item: Miss Bakke entertains on Saturday January 8 at her parents home.
Congressman Poage writes from Washington reflecting on the final session of the Eightieth Congress in 1948. He notes seniority for elected members, the Hoover Committees’ extended report period, and political maneuvering within Democratic caucuses. He mentions voting on changes to House rules and expresses views on procedural shifts and party dynamics.
Mr and Mrs J M Jensons invite relatives and friends to celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary at their Clittes home on Sunday January 16 between 2 30 and 6 40 PM The couple have spent most of their lives in this city and given much time to helping those in need The community is happy to mark their 50th anniversary.
The Clifton Lions Club held a Tuesday gathering with a chicken dinner at Trinity Lutheran Church. Edwin Grimes presided as president, welcoming new residents, while members along with guests and a Tall Twister program entertained attendees.
High school basketball opens with Gufton Lat beating Geter 10 to 7 and Gatenville girls defeating focal gel 30 to 25. The Brifine College girls lost 30 to 25 to the same team last week in a related matchup.
The team clinched the championship with an eight to week stretch, finishing with 22 consecutive victories. In finals, Mohaim girls defeated Yu Chien Junior College 90 to 11, while the boys beat Midway 66 to 20. Coaches and players received trophies for standout play.
The Aquat Ort and Collectors of Taxan office for Basque County reports over 284,711.09 total taxes collected. Collector Omar Robinson lists breakdowns including automobile registrations, bond district taxes, and transfers.
Babson outlines 1949 economic expectations including tax and budget shifts, inflation risk, and a return to higher hourly wages. He notes potential foreign credit gains but rising competition in global trade and warns of inflation if production fails to keep pace with demand.
The Clinton Volunteer Fire Department organized a new leadership slate with Terman Landos as fire chief Cur sis Bakke as president Everett Wallac as 2nd assistant chief and nd Bork Hot as secretary. The changes follow retirements of several officers and aim to maintain an active, efficient department with daily vehicle checks and engine readiness while the City Council and public acknowledge the department. A Civic Society check for 25 was received to aid the firemen.
A year end report by state director Harry Went of Daling shows Texans bought 1.406 million dollars worth of United States Savings Bonds. The report notes bond purchases reached over 1.6 billion in total holdings with 62,872,000 in interest earned during the year.
Mrs. W. H. Oswald presided as the Magazine Club met with Mrs. Oswald on January 4 to hear speakers and stories. Mrs. C. A. Dowdy introduced the guest, Dorothy Thompson, journalist. Joseph Relmon recounted the life of Jalvire Hoffman sculptress. Pearl Buck singer performed. Floral decor by Mrs. Oswald featured gladiolus arrangements. Next meeting set for January 18 with W. O. Larson as host.
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Report notes spring progress on CRG8 near the Whitney Pam road and reenWwadee Drive with the Bob Cat drilling equipment. Crew members remain active as work advances toward Highway 22, though rough conditions persist at the far end and slush pits on Dos Anderson land hinder blasting plans.
Severe weather caused minor disruption in Curzon area with a low storm affecting elephants and telegraph lines. Roads were impacted and rainfall totaled near two inches, while temperatures dipped slightly and visibility reduced during the incident.
Aler Grenaer led the Sten Tinday 11 week program with choral director Oetat Sigeard at the helm. Pred Wasing’s orchestra provided leadership as directors and students from Junior Colleges and universities participated.
Local PTA announces a rescheduled meeting date this month with Mr. Popey Horlay and the Home Economics chair leading the program. Parents and the public are urged to attend. Guests from Easley and Walnut Springs join extended family attendees at the Poston home for the event.
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