Miss Maxine Greer and Don Harris Married in Morgan
Miss Maxine Greer wed Mr. Don Harris in Morgan on Tuesday June 5 in a ceremony at Moran Morhoxdia Church. The service featured candles, white gowns, and a reception led by organizers from Mec.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
2
Miss Maxine Greer wed Mr. Don Harris in Morgan on Tuesday June 5 in a ceremony at Moran Morhoxdia Church. The service featured candles, white gowns, and a reception led by organizers from Mec.
An odd OCR filled with names and places details a June 1996 wedding in Taite Valley. It mentions Milla Taite, Dave Kent, and a cast including bridesmaid Glenda and Judy Hall, with references to Port Worth and Texas connections. The text is garbled but indicates a family ceremony with a traditional gown, lace, and ceremonial elements.
An Army unit from the 4th Division, based near Wilmore and Northfit, plans a weekend departure for camp. The schedule includes morale events, artillery, signal school demos, and logistics at nearby sites with key personnel named for the drill.
Fragmentary 1900s style notice cites Rev Plez Todd and associates in Fort Worth. Names such as Wallace Dunn, Dale, Barkos, Saners, and Gildas appear amid a temperance and church context with district superintendent approval noted.
Mrs. Eula Peters dies here on June 11 at her residence on West Street. The obituary notes her marriage to Hosea U Peters in Waco and mentions family members including Mrs. Rabe Alan Rider, with references to local ties and a veteran’s affair. The fragmentary text records a funeral notice and local acknowledgments.
The report outlines local water conservation concerns in the Lions area, noting efforts by community members and officials. It mentions a May event, river and valve issues, and a debate over water supply, with references to local groups and individuals involved in the discussion.
Mr John Stacha and Miss Maciek wed in a June Abbot ceremony. Guests included family and friends, with reporters noting details of attire, reception, and attendees as part of the local society brief.
Fragmented readable text notes Mr Tanner returning home on Sunday after surgery and travels, with references to a specialist and a hospital procedure. Details are garbled but indicate a personal health update and next steps. Names and places are partially obscured.
A proposed vending machine setup is described with reference to a tower in Hong Kong. Details suggest placement near an energy area and a nearby hotel or tower structure. The text mentions local brands and a focus on energy efficiency.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a machine related incident or event involving a person or team, with unclear names or places. The readable bits imply a potential action or decision about severing a hat or headgear, but details are too fragmentary to identify entities or precise context.
A chaotic burglary at Otto Rueter’s residence is described with scattered fragments noting entry through a garden gate, a damaged lock, and a disruptive scene. Names and specifics are obscured, but a sequence of intruders, apparent accomplices, and a questioning of how the event unfolded are mentioned in jagged OCR text.
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