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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1942

Page

8

Local News Fragments Share Visits and Notices

A jumble of family visits and travels from Groestwek to Fort Worth and Belton is reported, with residents like Mrs. Jobs Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Surley, and Pvt. M. L. Brockard noted. Numerous relatives from Port Worth, Duncan Field, Corpus Christi, and Dallas are mentioned visiting, along with a resignation at Holt Hospital and a marriage license for Willie Arthur Guine and Margaret Pay Smith.

Jobs Miller Leon Moris Atn Joe En Groestwek Groen Sheppaigs Bevsen Hom Teximpany Kwyon Hickman Jane Rachas Truscott Ware Blalock Weetay Fort Worth M. L. Brockard Kelly Field Bob Autinio Mire ML. Brockard Br. ‘Mises Ruth Britel Marcella MaRne Hasel Combest Emma Bergintn 0. K. Broherad Katelle Bronrad Port Worth W. A. Golder, Jr Duncan Field San An- Hanlin Luck Golden Corpus Girl Harrill Bastas Cursle Lorene Dallas Rats and Mrx. C. ©. Petterson and Daughter of Port Worth; Mrs. Sydney Gay C. W. Sieele Mrx J. le Berg Ween Mrz Bone Stuuarsoir Mart. Q

Derr Cotton Squares Suffer Weevil Damage Near College Station

In College Station on June 22, researchers report up to one third of older cotton squares in South and Central Texas show boll weevil damage with a new adult generation emerging. Calcium margnate treatment is advised to restore normal early boll crops. no flea hopper issues seen. Meeting notices and other local items follow.

College Station Sau Texas F. L. Thomas Division of Entomology Tes Agriculture Experiment Station Lante Coward H. P L. E Taxnnson Clifton

Local residents gather weekend visits and travels

Omar Stobinson of the Coyote community hosted Sunday visitations. Wesco counselor Lewis Powers visited as a business guest Tuesday. Many friends and relatives from Fort Worth Winslow and Norse communities were in town for weekend stays and to attend family events. A health scare involved Allen Bronstad’s on duty accident requiring surgery, with steady improvement noted.

Omar Stobinson Coyote Lewis Powers NYA Wesco LeRoy Troll Richard LeRoy Bell Mead And Mix Sara Caffey Clyde Bronatad Bobby and Walton W. T. Walton Pederson Duncan Field San Antonio Mre Ed Pederson Mitchell Truman Wendell Margie Lee Mryl Raymond Jee Yom Bernt Bertelson Mes Otto Nygaard Tuse- Jay Nout Nelson Fort Worth Mea Martin Wolly Mire Lloyd Swanson Chitsren Waco Johnnson Alton Tindall Philips W. F. Tindall HF. Hanson Mrv Calvin Pylant Meriiyn Hubert Olbon Anita Mae Sorenson Sorenson Orville Jones Turnersville HY Reesing Simp Grubaugh Big Springs Erling Wold Madoc North Dakota sLutheran BR. R. Maskettad Port Worth Ghaslie Johnson Von Barbaran Teshoma

Mourning Notice for Mrs Janie From Norse Parish

Mrs Janie from First Parish Norse passed away with services held at Norse Cemetery. She is survived by children Alma Pederson Oscar Rex C C Wergman W A Golden C K Bronstad B C Bergman M L Bergman and sisters Mrs Amanda Wilson and Mr Hiloa Faucher. Twenty one baptized children and four event grandchildren are listed in the obituary fragment.

Jan—ie Thanon Presbyterian Choir Thomas Hardie Alma Pederson Oscar Rex C. C. Wergman W. A.golden C. K. Bronstad B.C. Bergman M. L. Bergman Amanda

Instructors Rejected for Reappointment at SMU Meeting

March 22 1942 meeting at Southern Methodist University led to nonrenewal of instructors Fags Forter Wendell Gordon and W N Peach with Valdemar Carleson not up for reappointment. Regents cited violation of rules against public meetings, causing embarrassment to the university.

Marc Awdrey Lees Southern Methodist University Fags Forter Wendell Gordon W. N Peach Valdemar Carleson Dallas Regenta Régenta

Lanes Chapel Community AEWS Notes and Local Losses

Rev. F. Bell to fill regular service Sunday with morning and evening hours. Revival begins Friday before the second Sunday in July. Community mourns Mrs. Bergman, Clifton, with many friends sending sympathy. Local families relocate to Galveston and Waco. Numerous visitors from Valley Mills Garnersville Glidden and Clifton share news of relatives and vacations.

Stella Vickrey F. Bell Bergmanob Clifton Bergman R. BR Jonew Galveston Sallie Poston Waco Mea Oscar Simmons Fanily Fort Worth P. E. Denshy Wands Walter Townley Glittan Charley Townley W. M. Vickrey Harley Texas School For the Deaf Jones Bread Company Claudine Turner Waill Laura Valley Mills Briday Coren Brooks Garnersville Georgy McFadden Clifton Me. H.C Linpe KE. Dansiy H. Sejerisson Marlin R. M. Lane Bill Kleibeink Lowell Cox Sr Guente Millie Franklin Uni Otis Ble W. J. Shelton Wieco

Fourth of July brings safer observance plans

Community sources indicate preparations for a calmer Fourth of July with safety measures and public guidance to reduce risks. Local officials stress coordination with police, fire services, and volunteers to ensure orderly celebrations and community well being.

Nelson urges full production on Independence Day 1942

War Production Chairman Donald M Nelson declares no Fourth of July holidays as war plants must operate for full production. He says fighting across the world supports liberty and justice at home and emphasizes dedication to defense over celebration. A.D. Council meeting in Meridian notes July 22 Clifton Park gathering and library access for members plus event details. warship weeks total five hundred.

Washington Donald M. Nelson Fouth Nelson D. Council A.D Meridian Piesio Clifton Park Council Mins Miller H. D. Council

5S To Be Removed From 23 Cemeteries Waco

June 2 It is estimated by Jim Phipps whose firm the Jim Phipps Memorial Company a dees t given the government contract of removing bodies and monuments from cemeteries in the Camp Hood area near Killeen that about 2000 bodies will be removed to cemeteries at Gatesville Copperas Cave and Killeen. The work which was begun a week ago is to be completed within ninety days.

Waco Jima Phipps Jim Phipps

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