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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1953
Page
1
The wedding of Miss Elda Merle Dahl to Mr. Fagen Ace took place in a local church on June 28. The ceremony was led by Reverend O. Farveson with attendants and guests including Mrs. Budoris Reb and others from Fort Worth and Dallas.
A note reads about Bakke Bice organizing a gathering or event on the 28th of an unclear month. Details are faint but the names Bakke and Bice appear as organizers.
Deana Club of the Tek abt Chie Jn Clifton plans a regional play “Ute” by A Lawrence, last produced by Judy Ma Clifton Mig dehool editorian Jodie Richarig. Richarig, a Bari University drama alumna, studied and invites a broad audience to view the performance at the facility on Feauity Puciond tie 3 Mast.
The Rath County Electric Cooperative directors on July 9 1883 approved a 40 hour work week from 0 00 AM to 5 00 PM Monday through Friday beginning July 1883 The cooperative serves 2700 miles of distribution lines and about 300 members across Eastland Howd Pala Pata Bowaue Mami]tun Comanche Stephens Young Somervell Coryell Counties The staff hours and personnel were reorganized to fit operations saving about five thousand dollars and maintaining service levels The list includes Meridian J Gaskey Dublin A J Havens and other personnel available for contact when offices are closed
The page lists exhibitors and educational displays for a women's fair. Names include Mrs. Sam Rade of Meridian, Raymond Tamer of Cito, Mrs J Sonntag of Meridian, and Mae Mate. Professions cover education, textiles, and household wares with chairmen from Clifton and Meridian.
A partially legible account describes troop camping and cooking sessions led by Gireau Brownle and others. The piece notes men and boys from the Church sending delegates to a Rome Manet event in Waco and mentions a morning session with a Marion Cri h Fae report and Ralph ite as moderator.
A jumble of readable fragments outlines a July 10 swimming event for scouts held at a local pool near Clifton Valley Walnut Sprig. The notice hints at entries, dates, and contest aspects but many details are garbled.
Reports indicate Amru Budley Meanyy Gene Chrvull Aary Arthur Cath and fellow Scouts depart next Wednesday for the World Jamboree to be held in California. The event includes camp activities near the Pacific Ocean with swimming, lifeguards, and organized patrols as part of a wide statewide gathering.
National Guard Heavy Mortar Company of the 43rd Infantry Regiment trains at North Point Hod ahead of Fourth of July parade. The unit is expected to attend a July 4 review of the 36th Infantry Division, with events at 1000 hours that day.
Fragmented OCR text suggests stores plan weekend hours for July 4 with references to shops staying open and celebrations. Key entities include July and local merchants, though many phrases are garbled. The readable parts indicate a retail scheduling item for Independence Day activities.
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