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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
1
A fragment discusses pension access and eligibility, noting certificates, age verification, and documents required for applicants. It mentions February 14 as a key date for pensions and references acts governing eligibility and citizenship for pension benefits.
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church in Clifton hosted a gathering Friday night January 24 to organize a Bosque County League. Visitors from Lisalaville and Memphis discussed trips to the Young People Conference. Officers were elected: President Milly Pool, Vice President Diary Jo Nell, Treasurer Mazel al Halk.
Gadenville reports Mcn Ethel Johnson 47 of Hallas indicted for allegedly killing her son Joe Blankenship on a farm near Copperas Cove August 1984. A separate charge against Sohmaan tied to his wife Bernice Biaship yielded $15,000 bond. Case involves multiple relatives slain with legal deadlines pending.
Memphis Tenn Jam reports the national labor relations act of 1985 was upheld by Judge Martin who denied an injunction sought by Bemix Brothers Mfg Coy of Bemis Tennessee to block an inquiry by the National Labor Relations Board in Jackson. The NLRB hearing proceeded as planned with the Bemis local of the United Textile Workers contending intimidation of workers rights. The judge said every provision of the act aligns with Congress policy and courts have no concern.
Oklahoma City editors lock down their page to resist further public talk until the Texan Centennial Exposition proceeds with paid advertising. At the interconvention final, Oklahoma’s President Ansonia de rawotine condemns Espostinn officials. Pum planned to spend 80 on radio pieces but faced more papers on the theory santitte more for the he.
Clifton earns invitation to Iredell tournament and faces Stephenville in the final. Clifton’s Aubrey Dahl and P O Dahl lead early scoring as Hugh Bronstad tallies team high. Final score Clifton 18 Stephenville 12 with Bronstad totaling 40 points across games.
Tom Turner born April 22 1800 native of this county died January 28 1086 in Baptist Sanitarium Waco after illness of several days. He married Mina Rosa Mae Wallace on September 22 1917 and left two daughters Virgie and Laine Mae. Survived by wife and mother, and many friends describe him as a devoted husband and loving father.
Obituary notice for Will Manske recounts his birth in Stolp Germany on March 6 1872 and emigration to the United States in 1883. He lived near Brenham later moving to Carroll County where his family settled. He was known as a faithful church worker and a loving father and citizen.
Meridan court and local news items report social visits and attendances in Meridian including Mrs Mena Loughlin and Clara Richards, the funeral of Tom Turner in Clifton, and various calls by T Whitlock and G Trust pal ifhoppers. District officials McPherson and Penn J Jackwun of Cleburne were in Meridian Tuesday.
In Austin on January 5 bidders offered over $100,000,900 for mineral lands along the Gulf of Mexico coast. Tracts extend from Galveston Bay through Turtle Bay and Chiluipin Creek in Ban Partido county as part of submerged lands program. Waller, land commissioner, expected to declare best bids in about two weeks. proceeds expected to aid school funds.
Distinguished guests will be present at the Lions Club meeting at the hall 0 ferne Cifine sidoe Hive at Wiecila Valletars.
The Cranfills Gap column notes visits and deaths as Frances Bertelsen Leroy Troll mul Alton Tria spent the week end in Fort Worth. Elma Bertelsen died Sunday morning and funeral services held Monday in Blufton. Oswald Olson of Fort Worth visited, while Dr C Olson’s medical practice is recalled with tribute. The writer is recuperating.
Miss Trene Brewer daughter of Mrs Lola Brewer married Jesse C Westley son of Mr and Mrs Pete Wenting at the bride’s mother’s home. The ceremony with pink carnations featured maid of honor Rath Townley and a cake cutting followed by a reception in the living room. Reverend A B Byers officiated.
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