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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
9
A garbled page shows wedding registry notes and guests including Mr and Mrs Ana and a card of thanks from Cirrla Nelson and family. It also contains a Resolution of Respect for Dr C Ty Ballamy, with lodge details and sorrowful acknowledgments. The text ends with disjointed phrases about an 18a market and a criminal claim.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to signing a document and payment of an assessment amount. Names appear as Coe Mrs A Casby Wien Man Der and Vickrey, with mentions of relatives. The text is garbled but indicates a signature and a payable amount tied to a suspended valuation.
Local school items note Bereart and month events in history and science. Henry Zuehlke and the Tenth Greile Albert York figures appear, with Brace Barton credited for coverage and timing of educational updates.
A fragmented report describes radiography advances using gamma rays and radium capsules to inspect thick steel for hidden flaws. It contrasts earlier X ray limits with newer techniques enabling faster, deeper penetration in industrial testing.
An OCR fragment from a Washington area page mentions a court case and individuals, with garbled names and dates. Key entities are unreadable. the passage seems to reference a legal matter and a defeat or ruling, but concrete details are missing due to transcription errors.
The event featured a tribute, gold and white crepe decorations, and a turkey dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hooker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hooker, Betty Arm, and many others from Nacogdoches, Meridian, and Waco. The crowd enjoyed cake, gifts, and well wishes for a happy future.
The community mourns the unexpected death of Essig Johnson, daughter of Le Wahiade, a second grader at Womack School. Friends recall her sunny disposition, merry laughter, and positive spirit, with prayers and condolences offered by students and teachers alike.
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