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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
2
In a vintage insurance promo the Jenson Tucker Insurance Agency of Clifton Texas urges buying an old line life insurance policy. It claims monthly installments help save for emergencies and protect loved ones if earnings end. It promises a guaranteed gain with no loss and promotes the Southland policy.
The article describes the final week of school at Union Hill with varied programs including commencement exercises led by Rev Stanton and County Attorney J Jackson. It notes the faculty return for next year, student projects, and plans for teachers to present more efficiency in education, with some faculty and students attending future term at nearby Benton school.
A wedding shower given last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bingveas celebrated Miss Aves Belle Nelson. Guests arrived, registered, and enjoyed fruit punch and light refreshments as the room followed pink and white decor. A short program featured several young participants and toasts prior to the bride opening gifts.
Charles T. White, longtime Cayote resident and early settler, died last Saturday at about eighty one. He passed peacefully at home, surrounded by his wife and four sons and two daughters, after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Fairview church with interment in the cemetery. Rev. R. W. Call conducted services, with Masonic Lodge of Waley Mitte assisting. The family and friends extend sympathy to the bereaved. The Frasier Office, after rumors, clarified it remains in Clifton awaiting the college opening.
May 21, 1991 obituary describing Mrs May Gore wife of George Gore of Cranville Gap, beloved by church and community. Recounts her charity, gentle help to others, and devotion to flowers and service. Includes devotional verses and tribute to a life of Christian love and eternal rest.
Grain farmers are told Bil Handley will continue in charge of the Grain Department. The notice promises to pay the best possible price and offers assistance, though it notes no control over current market prices. Gress Richards of Waco has visited the area recently.
Max Landgraf born September 41 1897 in Bosque county died May 27 1991 in Wasco Providence Hospital He lived his life in the Coyote community and served St John s Church near Coyote Married Minn Hedwig Thiel November 28 1920 He endured long illness and lung trouble ending in his death with many relatives and friends mourning his passing Active pallbearers included Theodore Landgraf L A Eckert and others in the community.
Local Meridian items record a January 1951 marriage in Marietta Oklahoma between B Ward Smith and Minn Margaret Standefer. The column lists visitors, teaching staff changes at Meridian High School, and community events including a May 1st Baptist anniversary with a long service and dinner led by Rev. R E Salth and Rev. W C Movil.
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