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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1956
Page
9
Work started this week on a full remodel of the local ice plant. New owner Chas. M. Isenhower states continuing with current equipment was not economically practical, signaling major updates and ongoing operation during the overhaul.
The present ice making capacity will be cut by 50 percent during remodeling to install fully automatic equipment. Water samples will be tested for additives. A coin operated ice vendor will allow customers to obtain both black and crushed ice. Remodeling is estimated at 11000 dollars, with Paul S. Rose directing and Canuteson Machine Works handling welding and machining.
Notices announce weddings with printed or engraved invitations dated in Clifton. The item notes the publication as the source for social announcements, with standard listing of engaged pairs and invitation details.
Congressman Poage critiques the Presidents farm message arguing it offers only a cane not a crutch for agriculture. He supports boosting farm buying power, warns the Soil Bank expansion may hurt tenant and small farmers, notes potential price and parity impacts, and urges careful details with emphasis on base cotton support changes and fuel tax reform.
Numerous Clifton families and relatives spent Christmas week across Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J P Carlson and son J P Jr of Pampa visited his mother in Clifton. Others traveled to Colorado Springs to greet newborn Donna Kay Ashcraft. Reesings headed to Los Angeles after holidays while Fort and Nelson families connected in Shreveport. Dallas, Fort Worth, Brownsville and Houston ties appeared as kin visited and renewed records.
Mr and Mrs Wiley Seward who moved to Clifton last year from the Turnersville community and purchased the late Mrs Annie Womack s home have opened an upholstering and hobby shop in the building on north Highway 6 just south of the Hilltop Washateria. Mr Seward was employed in the maintenance of roads in Coryell County for many years and for five years before moving to Clifton worked at Fort Hood. Mrs Seward enjoys making what nots and other woodwork as well as upholstering.
Miss Wilma Lee Doss daughter of Tulsa Oklahoma residents and James E Hallmark son of Belton couples were married on Saturday January 7 in Raton New Mexico Following a brief wedding trip to Denver they will reside on a farm near Tulia
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