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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1944
Page
6
Fragmentary notice lists two farm wagons in good condition from Mosheim and nearby areas. Names such as Mathews, Brontin, and Edwin Bekke appear in the OCR fragment with a brief date reference to a Wednesday in AB time.
The Missouri Synod Lutherans trace a century of migration from Europe to America and describe growth across the nation. They report 1,007,086 communicants and 218,007 voting members, with 1,210 private Christian day schools serving 73,422 children and 8,888 Sunday schools with 268,701 attendees.
Star Harold Powell reports from Green Inland near New Britain that Marine pilots face a shortage of zeros. A routine patrol led them to misidentify a Jone Army Liberator and they radioed a friendly ship for confirmation. The ship’s operator joked about finally spotting Japanese forces. Clifton visitors J. Lockhart and family stopped by, with Mary Lockhart valedictorian of Clifton High School.
The column lists residents and visitors from Fort Worth, Marvin, Sealy, McAllen, Waco, Stephenville, Austin, and other Texas locations. People such as G. Travia, Norene, Mrs. Sterbert Mone rey, Mrs. Ted Moseley, Dewey Henry, Gloria Maw, and J. R. Williams Jr. are mentioned with brief updates on travel, visits, and returns home. Readers are urged to send in news to be shared.
Departammut ite ia appenet inataly 4000, the en ie Ia now available for the Aermy Foresa. The notice introduces a digital tool aimed at enhancing forest management and operational planning for soldiers and staff.
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