Fragmented OCR: Local Notice With Messy Text
Readable fragments indicate a hospital or work notice reduced to scattered words. Mentions patient in Tema and weeks of stay, references to gifts ledger and a mascot name Cardiat.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
8
Readable fragments indicate a hospital or work notice reduced to scattered words. Mentions patient in Tema and weeks of stay, references to gifts ledger and a mascot name Cardiat.
Members of the Clifton Magazine Club met in Valley Mills on Tuesday afternoon June 7 with Mrs. G. Me. Nihal hosting. The group conducted business and planned the next meeting, inviting the ladies to attend.
The week brings visits to Hamilton and Fort Worth from the Adama, Tergerson, Bronsted, and Rohe families as relatives gather and newborns are celebrated. Ronald Sherman born January 4 at Holt Clinic Hospital. Mrs. Walter Ramey remembered as Margie Welborn. Vernon Olson and Bek Sharmin Schiller noted relatives and service milestones. Varying health updates include V. C. Lodwick recovering from nose surgery.
Residents discuss starting a chick operation with inquiries about chicks and equipment. The plan mentions first chick named Bub and ongoing talks through the year about feasibility and investment.
Community members from Meridian, Austin, Whitney and Clifton visited relatives and attended services. Names include Mr and Mrs C C Thompson, Mrs R B Moorman, Mrs Killis Holt, Mrs Joe White, Wayne Bonds, and Dr W P Bond with various family gatherings and funeral attendance noted. A Hamilton Soap Works removal ad and a car rust protection pitch from Jen ton Motors appear among informal notices.
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