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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1956
Page
2
Fragments describe a church event planning a memorial for Sorenson. Mentions Mrs Kell, former Maree, and photographings with church leaders, a foreman, and regional press involvement. References to meetings, dedication, and potential moves to Canada amid community influence.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Meridian Court activity and local notices. It references people, places, and institutions such as Saint Mary and various lodges, with scattered names like Lake Whine, Clifton, Lynn W Poche, and Broweoe. The passage is garbled with town names, events, and affiliations, hindering clear facts.
Readable fragments show multiple area churches listing service times and activities. Catholic, Presbyterian, Assembly of God, Zion Evangelical and Reform, and Lutheran congregations schedule morning worships, prayer meetings, Sunday school, and special classes.
The church announces a teacher study meeting at 130 PM with a prayer service at 730 PM. Wednesday service and choir practice listed for February 1 with events including a 730 PM session.
Readable items note Clifton Civic Improvement Society at their next regular meeting at 00 o clock on Weednesday afternoon. Mrs Leennison spent Tuesday elsewhere. Miss Guife Nae appears among readers, with other local names and places mentioned in this fragmentary clipping.
The Magazine Club meeting featured Mrs Person as hostess and speaker. Members gathered in room 30-440 Monday after work to hear guest speakers and discuss items of interest. The Meridian Garden Club cabinet and program committee chaired by Mrs Avizet presided at the event.
An OCR damaged note lists a group outing at Reddy's Retreat with scattered names including Aunt tem, Monae, Prem, Hale, Sivan, Thompson, Ronald, and others. Text is fragmented, lacks clear actions, dates, or places beyond the retreat name. The readable items suggest participants gathered but offer no cohesive event details.
Fragmentary OCR shows Tun pains and Mr and Mrs Stan fost drend ME with sr Taree Tanase, suggesting a misread list of participants or attendees at a local event. The text preserves names but lacks clear context or actions.
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