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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
A garbled ad laden with names and partial phrases from a newspaper page mentions a card of thanks and appreciation. It references May and June events, a person named Colin, and appears to include donations and acknowledgments amid stray notices and stray numbers.
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss rainfall, lake levee, and harvest concerns. Mentions city paving, water law, fines for bike and scooter infractions, and a Tuesday voting context. References to local figures and departments appear with uncertain dates and places.
Ovie Seljos, longtime resident of Somerville and former fleet mechanic, died June 7 after a prolonged illness. Born to Mrs. Margaret Nelson Seijoj, he attended Clitan College and worked in Cleburme and Somerville before serving as a port inspector. He married Sse Lau Miekeloon and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at Somerville Cemetery with burial in the family plot.
The obituary recalls Mrs. Jones a long time educator in Mosheim and Valley Mills. She taught at the United at Seauville and later served as superintendent before retirement. She passed away after a long illness with family, friends, and former students nearby as funeral services followed at Valley Hills Cemetery.
In Citon Texas a Postetics court case is recorded with references to Excoral Che Ball matter. The brief item notes a legal proceeding and local officials involved.
A garbled OCR passage lists many names and relations including staffers, parents, and children attending a wake. Mentions Clifton and Granger as places and references several individuals by surname. The text lacks clear events beyond a wake gathering and family connections.
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