Fragmentary Notes on Legal Proceedings
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice with names and dates unclear. The text hints at court actions or filings and public records but lacks readable details for full identification.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice with names and dates unclear. The text hints at court actions or filings and public records but lacks readable details for full identification.
The notice invites worship at Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod also titled The Church of the Lutheran Hour. It lists Sunday services at 8 0 pm and 7 pm prayer meetings on Wednesdays, plus a Sunday Bible reading and broadcast on WACO and WZAA radio with the pastor Immanuel Luthren.
Local items include family visits from Alma Mier and Bill Lewin of Waco. Notices announce land transfers in Bosque County with deeds and prices, a marriage license, and a Junior Choir event. Names such as Rufus Hall Beatrice Davidson and F L Wood appear with various tract descriptions and consideration amounts.
Report notes a Luther League gathering at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Clifton with a tea ceremony and social time indicated by fragmentary text. The item suggests community church activity and informal fellowship.
Church notices list Trinity Lutheran Church events including Sunday School at 10:00 and various choirs and classes. Clifton Baptist Church advertises Sunday School at 9:45, morning worship at 11:00 with sermons, a 6:50 session, and a Baptist Beacon Hour radio program. A note discusses upcoming polls on county beer elections and statewide dry legislation.
Fragmentary note from Waco lists a spending week tied to sisters and a person named Caldari. Text is garbled with missing words and uncertain dates.
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