Unclear fragment surveys request to speak with president
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Marie R asking to speak with a president and reference to Lee Cox. Content is incomplete and lacks identifiable event, date, or clear entities.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Marie R asking to speak with a president and reference to Lee Cox. Content is incomplete and lacks identifiable event, date, or clear entities.
Mary 7 Ire visits in Dallas and Denton with relatives including Moldy Adkiah WW Delian and Mertha of NOSTC Denton. George Leth of Hamilton spent weekend with parents My and Azet Knudeon. Wendell Larvo in Dallas uniting friends.
Response to roll call by 15 members featured J B Onwald leading a Beethoven themed program. Mme Walter Hangen read a paper on Beethoven’s history and debt to him, noting performances of the Eighth Seventh and Ninth Symphonies, with refreshments afterward. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 29 at Moe Kent Appleby’s home.
Hyde, driver and manager, outlines mixed routes between Dallas Fort Worth and Clifton with single and round trip fares. Times listed appear inconsistent but indicate service from 11:35 am to 5:35 pm and 7:40 am to 5:40 pm at various points, including a Fort Worth round trip fare of 3.60.
A cordial note lists visits from residents and relatives to Clifton and nearby communities including Ben Diego and Waco, with references to travelers heading to Fort Worth. It mentions a ball game in Mosheim, and contains a political notice from Senator Tom Connally urging War Department attention to military aircraft and civilian airline concerns.
Arnall of Georgia will address the University of Texas Fab at an event hosted by the Forum re committee. The Texas Bio address will be open to the public.
A fragmentary report notes Mr. Hutchinan, described as the man, observed near the store counter. The piece references various figures and months, with unclear context about tenures or duties surrounding the four big sections of the shop.
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