06 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1956
Page
1
Article notes Wilson Manufacturing Co operates two shifts for lumber processing. Text contains garbled names and unclear details but confirms ongoing production and shift operations.
Mrs Will Lacy dies in town on June 30 at age 84 after a lengthy illness. She was a longtime member of the Missionary Baptist Church and mother to several daughters and sons. Survivors include Mrs. Walle Kells of Clinton and Miss Mae Lacy of Dallas, among others. The funeral arrangements were announced by the church and local undertaker.
Swimming lessons will begin July 10 and conclude July 20 at Mermaid Pool. The program targets junior students and includes hands on water safety and basic swimming skills led by local instructors and volunteers.
Two Clifton High graduates received prestigious awards including a banking scholarship and a naval appointment. The selections were announced amid campus celebrations with details on the scholars’ intended studies and future service.
July 20 is the final deadline to sign an agreement with the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation service for participation in the soil bank program. The document references producers and payments, with notes on underplanting, harvests, and potential acreage adjustments, reflecting agricultural policy and farmer commitments. The text includes scattered mentions of crop terms and payment rates, indicating an administrative notice with guidance on eligibility and deadlines.
Mrs. McAdams, age 62, of Mlaute 1 Juiabuno, died Tuesday June 36 in Maridien. The obituary mentions a long marriage, local ties to NaAdame Ave, and references to a Reverend Wn. Wont and a county boundary between Cutan and Crane-Gup, with limited readable details due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear names and actions across a newspaper page, with illegible phrases about figures and events. The legible content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, person, or place for a definitive item.
Voter polling places will be open in the county for a July wheat quota vote affecting farmers. The measure ties marketing parity to a 48 percent quota and sets penalties for noncompliance, with details on how it impacts farm prices and eligibility.
Community Dairy Association schedules an ice cream supper for June 24 to raise funds and engage residents. Grady Wight coordinates event details with local volunteers, aiming to support county projects and local dairy initiatives.
R H Morrow dies in Meridian area hospital after long illness. Funeral services held at Meridian church with Reverend von Base officiating. He is survived by siblings and a brother, with services reported in local Meridian notices.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lake Whitey activities with references to Saturday and Sunday events. Names like Marky, Log at Lake, and Mrs Dotiae appear amid garbled phrases. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
Notice reports the death of Mrs Manns father on June 30. The fragmentary obituary mentions survivors and locations, including Minnesota connections and various family members, with unclear relationships and names.
A garbled OCR item mentions Clifford C Jensen as assistant to the postmaster. The text is incomprehensible with multiple unclear names and phrases, but it asserts a role for Jensen in a postal office context and references a supervisor or official pointing out something about a postthin. The overall fragment suggests an internal note or notice about a postmaster aide.
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