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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a late inning near-miss and a win by a team named Somanent or similar. Mentions players and locals, with scattered references to families such as Poston and Gohike. Content is garbled with names, places, and events unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment lists aunts, grandparents and family members, names such as Drpides, Gene Carrol, Mrs Helene Manske, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Aste, with scattered references to visitors and homecoming. The text is incomplete and unclear in places.
Lions club hosts visitors including Fred Mathison and Frank Waulh as it looks to grow enrollment toward 120 and plans a joint affair with Clifton and Whitney Chamber of Commerce to honor the lab and community leaders.
J Brown aged near th birthday died at Une howe of bis chieft Mis Wy Lo Vorsan last morning July 0. Funeral services were conducted at the Mathe ist Church of Morvhieen by Me Brown's pastor Wav Hollingsworth. Survivors include his wife and several children living in Paducah Fort Worth Dallas and Ribees.
Joni wins a Santa Fe station opening with a rail line man and agent at Brent. Jones leaves the weak station for the new role and is expected to accompany her Wesley or Te for the move.
Local notice reports the death of Tom Freaser in Pe Wi Chuceday with July and service details unclear. The fragmentary text lists names and phrases but lacks complete dates or location clarity.
Clifton's hull team lost three straight games after last weekend as Ferris handed them a setback. The Dallas city league narrative labels the club as strong despite the skid.
Clifton and Ferris prepare for a weekend baseball showdown following a split in their prior series. Clifton seeks early season momentum with Ingram pitching and Massingale, Hulme, and Roberts delivering timely hits while Ferris aims to rebound after a rough seventh inning.
Obituary notes the deaths of T J Sockwell at 75 and Oscar A Ringness, longtime Clifton area residents. Sockwell, a community reporter, died at home July 4. services were led by Rev. Charles Conner with burial at Norse. Ringness, born December 21, 1900s, died after a stroke, had farmed with Ole Hott for 36 years and is survived by several siblings. The community mourns, and funeral details and burial plans are listed.
Mrs Clara Lueck born December 22 1843 in Germany came with her parents to Texas later settling in Zion Washington County. She married Arthur Lovek of Womack in 1903 and had six children. She died in Waco on July 7 and was interred at the local cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev F Me Mansur.
Fragmentary OCR text presents an unclear reference to an auxiliary or con tnt phrase, with no identifiable people, places, dates, or events to ground a factual summary. The readable portion lacks concrete entities or actions to describe a news item or standing event.
Kelly brothers Claud and We sping arse off the honors at the Cowley Tournament yesterday on the Ciffeen footoall Bia. Gland Kelly opened strong with 12 sings, while Hoel, Bekken, and Jameson also earned top finishes. Maurice Jameson rode fastest but miscounted the rings. final results honored Kelly and his family as spectators cheered the event’s return.
A homemaking course is now available for women veterans through Boone County Vocational Schools. The program, announced by Wine Marie Stange, supervisor of home counseling forTexan Vocational program in Austin, Texas, aims to help veterans apply skills learned in service to civilian life.
RTS contract details involving Juster Carter outline obligations and timelines with non disclosed parties. The document references project scope and compliance steps while noting potential amendments and review dates.
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