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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1957
Page
8
A garbled notice indicates a county public sale event with references to a tax lien or redaction. The fragment mentions January 18 and a delivery to Tarps Brooks from the tax assessor, with unspecified price and record details.
Miss Margie-Nell Meissner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tid Metianer of Crants Gap married Mr. Boyd of Roby at Crants Gap on December 29 in a formal ceremony. The Reverend Elna Jorgen ton of St Olaf Church officiated before a white-glass altar with bridal party and guests, the couple supported by family and friends.
Obituary notices list the death of Mere J W Reines on January 16 with funeral details and survivors. The fragment references survivors including Vita Menard Day and Rae Sitte and mentions a service at a local church with a partner clergy.
The TLC Choir led by Mr. Eapeseth performed a January tour traveling through New Mexico Arizona California Nevada and Missouri. Pastor Walter Z. Cigaind and Lath Cole accompanied the Lutherans on the 1987 tour with concerts in Clifton and Clifton College.
The clipping lists names of residents and guests visiting or staying over the weekend. It mentions couples, daughters, and relatives traveling to and from Port Worth Wass and other places, with several family connections and church activities referenced.
A garbled wedding notice mentions Mrs Van Kiet and Mea with references to a ceremony. Readable elements indicate a formal union announcement in a local paper.
A garbled OCR fragment references Kinney A Uinberg and mentions 2 rates, saves and names like Milas Sule and Ming Wilma Sule, with unclear places and events. No coherent event or outcome is stated.
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