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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1955
Page
4
The fragment lists numerous names and family ties with July events and visits. It mentions grandparents and extended kin visiting, a trip planned, and several households in Dallas and surrounding areas. Details are garbled but indicate a social notice of kinship and travel.
A garbled OCR style story recalls a quirky local scene with references to polio, a nearby pump station, and civic plans. It mentions residents named Alice Sereda and others, surgery, and a public works discussion about water pumping levels and a community event.
A Methodist church Friday evening Bible study kicks off with a noticelisting speakers and topics while a county home demonstration group plans a Thursday meeting in the club lounge. Also listed are church services for Sundays, attendee names, and local hospital updates involving residents from Dallas Worth and nearby areas.
A lengthy community update from Clifton details visitors and relatives arriving or departing, including Mr and Mrs Milton Brown and family, Reverend and Mrs M Denvetten, and many neighbors. It notes upcoming church services, a relocation of residents to Hans am due to a transfer, and local school and civic events. The piece also lists local addresses and a public sale advertisement tied to county bids for equipment and services.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paul Larson and Selma Jorgenson related to Waco and Longbew with several garbled phrases. It references students and families, a pastor, and a death notice, but most details are unreadable.
Notice of appreciation from Turie Malversson thanking friends and the Clifton family for 40 years of service and fellowship. The message expresses gratitude to coworkers, supervisors, and the broader community for support during a long career.
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