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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1957
Page
4
Fragmented notes describe river water levels and effects on roads and schools. Mentions Clifton, water flow, and engineers examining how downstream flow affects the river. References to local officials, tides, and a discussion of a future meeting and associated political context.
An obituary describes the death of Mr Kon an and notes funeral services held at 4:00 p.m. Monday at the Sanity Latheran Church. The piece lists surviving relatives including three daughters and discusses the family’s long residence in Motbar before moving to Fort.
The item lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or planning trips. It mentions Mr and Mrs Waine and Leonard Turner of Daling hosting weekend visitors with Jes Watson and Leonard's parents, and names several others including Mrs Clyde Ture and Mrs Walia, plus Allan and Kathy. The text references travels to Fort Worth and Dallas areas, with mentions of July gatherings and returning home.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding between Snerie and Goodell and reference two fire alarms sounding at a location on Calvert Ave. The text mentions travel, a farm, and a late hour event with unclear names and details. The passage is largely garbled and does not provide verifiable facts.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a hospital and a Reverend Gigatad addressing wards, with references to preparation and trends. The readable items are sparse, but the note suggests a religious or charitable context linked to a hospital setting and ward activities.
A memo shows a meeting at 100 lay on Tuesday July week. Members of the Clifton group are to attend and discuss arrangements for a social event.
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