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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

8

Echoes From Clifton College Visit Notes and Local Arrivals

A Clifton College note highlights visitors and locals on leave. Mrs P C Dal Jr of Camp, Miss Andrea Jorgenson, Miss Martha, and others are mentioned visiting or preparing to return to duties. Oleta Tider heads to Fort Worth for work, while Mrs Anne Odegaard and family travel from Guymon. Allen Christenson and wife stay in Clifton after a weekend from Waco.

von Dibarstein Ure Aussin Marcelle Andrea Jorgenson Martha Thers Grietin Berteleon Clifton Misa Gratin JWH Boby Witla Oleta Tider Fort Worth Anne Odegaard Mra Gus Rackway Yor Guymon Oklaham Rockways AO. Allen Christenson Waco Allen

Fairview News Notes Local Visits and Club Meeting

Fairview notices list residents visiting relatives and friends through the week, including Neill, Blassingame and Downey families, with Fernie Downey preparing for Clifton summer school. A club meeting was canceled due to rain, and Sunday church plans invite a larger turnout.

Minne Leg Neill

Community Notes From Coon Creek News Events

Local items recall church services, a church barbecue, and a Sunday sing along. Attendees include Mes. Bryan Richards and Maurice Jameson with a violin ensemble and North Belle Richards singing. Reports mention James Dickson’s hospital return, Bernice Davis illness, Arthur Evans marriage, and thanks to neighbors for support after G. C. Goaz’s passing.

Hitler Porter Gatesville Bryan Richards Bell Valley Mills Clifton C. M. Whitney Mes Bryan Mooeman Maurice Jameson Frank Smith Stella Arthur Meridian Miard Sadler Parente W. P. Sadler Sf Coryell Badler Albert Jones Otis Cave James Dickston Coyote James Dallar North Africare Buth Gilmore John McMillan Cleo Jennes Orange Jennes Bernice Davis Slee Brone Arthur Evans Patey Gus. Yefson Washington

Meridian Court and Local News Update

Local items note visitors Meg and Mire and relatives at the courthouse and college station. Marine Pvt Joe White returns home after basic training. Marriage licenses issued and property transfers filed in Meridian and area. entries list numerous land transactions, sellers, buyers, and values.

Par Ola Meg Mire H.W. Terry Alma Miller Crociett Annie McConnell Methodist Waco Tuealay Sutton J. Ty McConnell BR. BoTumer A. DL Cole Moreas Consideration Meridian Independent School John Crenshaw Meridian Paul Massey John Mounce Walnut Springer Geo Anderson Jorgen Johnson K. G Clifton Geo.e. Anderson John Footman A. G. Pinnell L. M. Bishop McKelvy Thames Stewart Etyal H.W. Wright L. M. Armstrong Bonds L.A Jenkin B. LaSalle Urvey W. T. Charles Brown H. B. Graver Potts Valley Mills A. S. Amundson L. A. Cole Kopper Lawrence Payne Elaine Carlton J. T. Dyess Nettie Lor Whitley Rs Chalmers Milton Reed Mary Jane Cole

County Poultry Drive Aims To Move Egg Surplus

Government filing plans to produce about 2 128 257 dozen eggs this year under Food for Victory. National Poultry Defense Committee urges housewives to use more eggs in menus to sustain high production and prevent future shortages. Todd cites A P Food Stores paying producers 216 462 dollars for eggs in Texas last year and calls for stronger distributor and consumer cooperation to keep farmers profitable.

Spode National Poultry Defense Committee Leonide Todd Axan Todi

fragmentary note on lost refrigerator along Texas highway

Obscure OCR fragment describes a lost small refrigerator moved by a truck between Clifton and Meridian Creek bridge on a Texas highway. The finder is asked to notify Pred Ragsdale in Clifton, Texas. The text mentions weathered food items and nutrients in a disjointed way without clear dates or formal details.

Clifton Meridian Creek Bridge Ames Ragsdale Texas

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