25 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
1
An OCR dense, fragmentary report lists names such as Vernon, Ween, and Mr. Ovill as officials or representatives amid a long sequence of disjointed phrases. The text references committees, votes, and proceedings with scattered place names and roles, but the overall meaning remains unclear due to corruption.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and initials likely from a legal docket or court matter. It references individuals such as Ray W. Preemon, C.J. Corbin, Irene Sars, and others, interspersed with stray terms and fragments suggesting a roster or attendance roster in a legal or estate context.
The Trinity Lath. Ladies Aid marked its fiftieth anniversary with a program in the parish hall noon social hour followed by a social gathering. Charter members and many attendees listed by name, with greetings from visitors in Norway and Craigie Gap and a dram of Christy Lathane Ladies Aid presented.
Obituary notes Wilburn McFadden of Port Arthur died January 18. Retired foreman for the Petroleum Tron Works, survived by wife Mea, daughter Miss Pred W. Tirana of Washington DC, brother Charlie McWadden of Clifton, and several nieces and cousins. Funeral services held January 22 at 10:30 am at Grommier's Chapel Port Arthur with Rev Kenneth Randolin and Rev farm Wheht officiating. Pallbearers listed. burial in Green Memorial Park, Port Arthur.
The Texas A and M College announces a new eight to ten week engineering refresher course for veterans of the recent war. Courses span electrical mechanical civil and architectural engineering with instruction tailored to returning servicemen seeking to reenter industrial work. Registration opens soon with eligibility for village graduates and qualified discharged service members admitted promptly.
Larry Deen Larson was laid to rest in a funeral service held at Mor rile Sumer Pacha in CitUn Toredey afternoon. The ceremony featured intermiend I ht Trialdastheran Ceevtery with Pastor Walter Cgaind officiating, following a period of rest.
Louie G Thiela is reported to have received Prorsotias while stationed in Germany. The notice notes his service location and the event occurred during an overseas assignment. No further personal details are provided in the readable text.
The piece notes a 1946 county veterans association meeting schedule with officers and committees to be elected. It mentions World War I and II veterans, and a gathering at the District Court room in Meridian Texas on Monday night January 23.
The State Committee for Approval of Vocational Training announces veterans ages 20 to 40 may apply for health and sanitation training under the GI Bill. Programs include entomology, sewage plant operation, and typhus control. Accepted applicants receive monthly stipends of about 65 to 110 dollars, depending on marital status, with possible city supplements.
County home demonstration agent schedule lists club visits and office days from late January to early February. Activities include Jan 28 Morgan and Koppert 4-H clubs, Jan 29 Meridian office, Jan 84 Iredell 4-H Mount Zion HD Club, Jan - Chifton and Walnut Springs 4-H Clubs, Feb 1 Meridian office, Feb 2 Meridian office.
Local stockmen from Clifton and Bell County attended the Mid-Texas Hereford Show in Stephenville on Monday in January 1921. Parke Nerotora Bunch earned second and third in Clan 2 Cows and placed on other classes. Clifton participants earned several placings, with Meson, Wil Clifton, and others tallying top finishes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Waco and Kart with scattered words about reprint church and ships, but the passage is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent events or entities to summarize meaningfully.
Miliford J. Cooley, a native of Wichita Fellow, announces enlistment in the Marine Corps through the Rowin Water Post Office. Qualified men aged 17 to 32 may enlist for two, three, or four years and pursue a college education with government sponsorship. Ex Marines discharged within 90 days may re enlist for up to four years with a $50 reenlistment bonus. suitable duty stations west of the Mississippi are available. Youths require parental consent for 17 and 18 year olds. 18 to 20 must show Selective Service registration. Veterans with less than a year discharge may contact the recruiter.
Regular Lions Club session closes with prayer and a warm dinner. Members note community updates including a newborn Betty Lane Barry, a Beaumont public school teacher, and return of George F. Daugherty after military service. Lt Barry Jr. announces a new daughter, clinics discuss girls basketball support, and plans for local civic cooperation are outlined.
VEW Post 10 is organized with a focus on discipline and order. The note emphasizes clear structure and coordinated effort to achieve goals.
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