14 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
1
Citizens Lodge No. 860 A F and A M hosted Deputy Grand Master W Tate and P Pedewa with Grand Junior Warden L Tennison and finance leader J Wie at a lodge gathering. Visitors and members attended the event in Clifton Tex.
J M Jenson of Clifton Texas explains a term life policy where premiums are paid yearly and death benefits are paid to the policyholder during life. The agent argues this form of life insurance lets the insured enjoy benefits while living.
On June 16 Mr and Mrs Glen Ringnem were honored at a reception with flowers and lamps, guest books, a program of readings, and best wishes from friends. The bride Clifton College alumna Audrey Butler praised, while the couple married privately on June 8 at Waco.
Clifton College professor Chester Leng reports reception of nine foreign stations in a long distance radio test. Signals from England, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Peru, Cuba, Mexico and Canada were heard, using his own design transmitter. Noted stations include 65 W, Eindhoven, Melbourne, Adelaide, Auckland and more, heard clearly on long wave and short wave bands.
Fragmentary text lists numerous proper nouns and dates with garbled phrasing. It reads like a chaotic notice or wedding/marriage style item with references to Cartlidge Mixon Rappora Japan CAX Peru and a match or ceremony pending around April, but specifics are unreadable.
Juliette Nahas of Fort Worth spent Sunday visiting with relatives. W. T. Tergersee and M. Bertelson were business visitors in Waco. C. Legarn, Tarner patch owner, reported damage on Rufus Jones farm. Rest week activities loom as local breakers prepare, with many attending ball games in Waco. Local sentiment favors Waco to win the pennant this year.
A fragmented gardening note explains how moisture affects seed germination and late season planting. It recommends warm weather varieties such as squash okra bell pepper lima beans and black eyed peas, and urges home gardens for healthier meals amid rising food consumption concerns. It also laments that many eat only a fraction of needed vegetables and advocates growing a personal garden.
RUDIAN COURT AND LOCAL HEWS lists company expenses and licenses, plus long social notes. Marriage licenses awarded, local visitors, and past and upcoming church events appear with names such as F. Kirchner, A. Ellis, and Mrs J. Jordan. Notable mentions include Wacowis and Marlin visits, Oscar Evans of Brazos Point, and Marlow Oklahoma trips.
A local notice asks for six adult WWTAN and five rolls of furniture in Danaby house to be sold promptly. The listing emphasizes prompt removal and aims to attract buyers with practical, appealing furnishings.
The Clifton community hears of a respected appointment as Mr. CG, a Bosque county product, is described as a capable manager. Friends praise the move, noting its promise for Clifton and the region. The firm уaintains its position as the largest in the area under new leadership.
A fragmented OCR note references Baptist meeting committees and the lost, hinting at church service arrangements and outreach efforts.
The article notes aviation pioneer Kelly addressing autograph seekers and fans while reflecting on his future plans. He mentions enjoyment from public attention, and hints at continuing work with the A T and plans to fly again. He also discusses the possibility of touring and the need for rest or new assignments.
A Monday afternoon shower honored Miss Pearl Orbeck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Nelson I. Guests registered gifts in a recipe cabinet and enjoyed a program with piano and vocal solos. Lottie Mae Hoel served wafers and punch, and toasts followed as Miss Orbeck thanked friends for gifts and kindness.
The readable text fragments show fragmented theater notes and mentions of teams and dates, but no complete event, outcome, or identifiable entities to form a coherent summary.
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