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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1955
Page
6
fragmented clipping reports on Meridian Court and local events. mentions Kathryn Mitrow visiting during the boat week and speaking at the Rapa Church services. references to Baptist Church history and individuals Marcia Suck and Culver in unclear context.
A brief social note records a quiet Sunday visit by Mrs Jett and Mr Garvin Germany to the Jobeon household. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Fle and other relatives, reflecting a simple family reunion in a small town setting.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ed W. Ithington and references a household returning home after a tech matter, with Seb and Me as part of the family context. The readable bits are sparse and unclear but indicate a domestic note of homecoming.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names such as National Park and Mooi Bama. The passage references a rite and guests at a college summer program. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
The Farmers State Bank of Clifton announces a major new facility asserting it will lead Bosque County retail finance. Citizens praise the move as a sign Clifton remains the cleanest, most attractive town in Texas and a premier business center.
District records show transfers involving Smyth, trustee, and multiple parcels including lots 111 and 1 in diverse blocks. Names such as Beachine Whitney, Edward M., Lew Hauke, Charlie Hehimidd, Henry A. Garr, Mooney Ways, and G Hussel appear among owners or lienholders with references to Lake Ole and Valley Mil areas.
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