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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
7
A fragmented message wishes health and prosperity for the New Year. It mentions Jedmai and Abe, to send greetings to a mother and friends, with a closing wish for happiness and prosperity.
A letter from Sam Woodson of Gilroy California expresses thanks to Cras file Gay Norse and Clifton relatives and friends for Christmas cards. The piece notes a social gathering at 692 N Avenue N with Ridge games and a luncheon, listing attendees and prizes. The club plans a February 1 meeting hosted by Mrs RL Lane.
The Central Texas Scandinavian Club met January 20 in the Raleigh Hotel with 42 members. Officers announced a cabinet meeting January 28 at the Ryden home to finalize future activities and form committees including Membership and Telephone and Publicity. The club’s next meeting is set for February 17 at 3:00 PM in the Raleigh Hotel.
Card of Thanks from the J.T Jenson Family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during bereavement in the loss of a loved one. They acknowledge those who provided loving ministry helped at the cemetery and expressed appreciation for memorials flowers and expressions of sympathy.
A rough note discusses common errors like forgetting bills and overreacting to others faults. The writer reflects on quick judgments and invites mutual restraint. It mentions a preference for certain drinks and urges avoiding conflict or 'hot water' with friends.
Obituary from Cranfills Gap notes Annie Mathilda Hanson Jenson born February 11, 1872 near Cranfills Gap. She married Joma Thomas Dane on September 3, 1895, raised a large family, active Lutheran church member, died January 20, 1952, after heart condition. Survived by husband J.T. Jenson, six sons, one daughter, sixteen grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, three sisters. Funeral held January 19, 1952 at family home and St Olaf Lutheran Church, with service by Reverend B. R. Maakestad. pallbearers listed. burial at Rock Church Cemetery.
Jimmie Mobley and Nic Wie co Carley and Ars Hendricks entertain guests at the Cedar Park residence warming. T. P. Price and his students join the gathering along with Ed la Kramer and Mosheim Schools’ pupils. Mr. and Mrs J Dansby host guests from La Porte and A Dansby remains ill. Krist Behnke departs Fort Sill after Hawaii duty. Hays family note Greenville birthday lunch. Glenda Hays doubles as two year old celebrant.
Fragmentary prose notes refer to a student named James injured playing ball at a school and to recent visitors and local residents including Mr and Mrs Olle Blue, Mr and Mrs Herman Phillips, and Mr and Mrs J C Pruitt. Names and places are inconsistently rendered.
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