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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
3
Densely packed social noting lists show Clifton area visitors and residents from Clifton and Dallas traveling, visiting kin, and attending events over the week. Many names recur, including Fort Worth, Meridian, Waco, Gatesville, and Roswell, with multiple family gatherings, furloughs, hospital visits, and lengthy guest stays.
Clifton reports a string of local greetings and visits. MF Mageie Hort Tanner and family visit relatives in Dallas. Lila Bessones of Meridian reportedly first to marry in 1945. Bill Pumphrins returns home for a visit. Grady Railsback recovers his health. Pat Poderomo leads Bosque. Mary Ruth Nivin and Miss Spiver visit Clifton, reflecting defense work with Clifton College ties. Jodie Richards and peers enjoy home days. Hettie Roth Henderson attends a funeral in Clifton. Pvt J B Darden and Nolan Nyguard from Camp Fannin stop by for the weekend. Human Physiology class skins cats as a study activity.
William Jones, a 49 year old Pullman porter on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, found 1480 in cash under a seat during a California to Kansas City trip. He turned it in to railroad officials, who will hold the money while claims are investigated. a name was found in the attache case but remains un traced.
Houston June 0 A bequest valued at more than 1 000 000 has been transmitted to the University of Texas under the will of Miss Hosa B Hija of Houston who died last year.
The Cayote News reports a large turnout for Sunday School at 10:00 with many members and visitors. Rev Frank Stone led the session. The piece lists numerous local families and service members by name.
In Kansas on June 30 Preside n t Truman’s shire shortage affected the visit. The executive asked Rabie Jacobson, a former haberdashery purveyor, for three white shires, but only felt hats were available. The arrival occurred amid shifts and local store events in St Joseph, Wichita, and Oklahoma City.
Josephine Knight, 81, wealthy former Chicago philanthropist who financed the 1927 Lindbergh flight, died Tuesday night at Vikingsholm, her Emerald Bay estate in take Take, near Reno. She was the divorced wife of Harry K. Knight, a St. Louis stock broker. The item also mentions top prices for wool and mohair at Stryker's.
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