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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
4
The Clifton Record reports on community visits, school and church activity, and forthcoming public notices. It notes post office receipts rising, local subscriptions renewed, and preparations for a possible fall War Loan campaign labeled the Victory Loan. It mentions residents’ moves, obituaries, and health updates from area hospitals.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows a political rally tone with references to a primary date and public wishes. It mentions Aughah maybe August and a call to vote, urging supporters to attend. Named entities are unclear due to the garbled text.
Sunday July 23 Mr and Mrs We Grimm celebrated their son Christian returning from 15 months overseas. All seven children gathered for turkey dinner and photos with relatives and friends. Guests included Aroundson Amundson Bingley and other Grimm family members.
A letter from Maggie B Little thanks Bosque County voters for years of support as District Clerk and pledges continued capable service as County Commissioner. She notes appreciation for the Precinct 2 and 3 votes and asks friends to help carry out her plans. Miss Jane Standefer wed in LaGrange, returning to Clifton.
Mrs L P Regine Jr reports the birth on July 2 at the Goodall and Wiser Clinic Hospital of a daughter to Mr and Mrs L W Boelter. The mother and baby have been moved to their home. Grandmothers are Mrs C G Bronstad and others are mentioned as family.
Reverend and Mrs. Wallace N Danson and Miss Lottie Bett returned Saturday from Glen Rose Methodist Camp in Glen Rose Texas after a week with the Christian Adventure Camp for Intermediate Young People. Adults from Clifton Methodist Church assisted with counselors and delegates expressing a helpful experience and plans to return next year.
The notice records Mr. and Mrs. Wills Exley living in Allentown for some time with relatives arriving from Chilton last Thursday. It notes Mrs. C. E. Carpenter and other relatives visiting Mr. Huxley’s place as guests, reflecting a small community welcome scene.
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