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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a batter and Estelles in a switching hitting moment, with unclear players and context. No discernible person or organization can be reliably identified to form a factual summary.
A local event honored Mrs Norman Crook formerly Mien De pa ame Lao TM Richards. Guests enjoyed readings and music, a flower arrangement display, and a souvenir collection that delighted attendees. The celebration featured remarks by Mae Alder and Jeanine Betty Elder, ending with a decorative tribute to the honoree. A separate notice reports the sudden death of Callan Ballaw, 73, near Med cuddenly Wed fisher attack. he died after a cotton patch incident and medical efforts.
Clifton faces Eymeglevitle in a double hander at 2:46 as Clutton opens the second half against Craag Hoy of Waco. June 28 pits Clifton against Eymeglevitle in a pivotal clash with Bundy holding the heel.
In a regular election, J. E. Tennison was named president for the coming year. Officers include Cecil B. Coston as vice president Hugh Trottie as second vice president and J. L. Blandefer Jr Lloyd Orback and F. M. Jenaux as others. The club arranged audits and discussed financial status. A chicken dinner for Presbyterian church attendees followed the meeting.
Esther Hafer and P F Schwartz renew their wedding vows in a ceremony described with old fashioned tone. The fragment mentions a man named William Anderwon and a chaotic scene with a woman and an illusion, ending with a spring basket image that suggests domestic or ceremonial symbolism.
Mrs. ayond Archie Hill hosts a fifty year anniversary with 120 guests. The event features a white and gold cake, open book cake design, and a guest book for blessings. The Heath and Lula family marks six decades of marriage with eighteen grandchildren and military service by two sons. Plans for a new home and future family gatherings are discussed.
A little 18 month old, Delma Hosa, daughter of Froshmanns, swallowed gasoline near Valley Lafty on Friday. Neighbors plus Dr. Witcher aided. emergency care given. child survived after hospital treatment.
The Bosque County Farm Bureau plans a meeting at Norse Church Hall on Tuesday, June 21 at 8 pm. President Cris Person says important motions will be discussed along with fellowship and better understanding of members’ concerns.
Arthur Draper Hart was severely injured while working on a concrete run when pushed against by a coworker during a construction move. He was pinned between a framework and the neck region but survived with nonfatal injuries and a rapid recovery.
In this Central Texas Methodist Conference report, Rev R E Briggs of Clifton Methodist Church is reassigned to Clifton. The announcement lists numerous fellow clergy moves including Rev Floyd Thrash to Tehus Cana, Rev Hayden Edwards to Palytachaie in Ft Worth, and others across Hamilton Coleman Copperas Cove Diamond Hill Moody-Loon and surrounding districts with district superintendent roles and assignments for the coming year.
The mill announces equipment and process details for separating oats from wheat. It notes ordinations and various names, with mentions of pricing terms and grain purchases by the company. The text reflects a fragmented historical notice about milling operations and payment for grain.
A fragmentary report notes an upcoming Thursday warning issued by the prime minister in a press briefing. Details are unclear but the statement references a notable caution and timing, with subsequent actions expected from government officials.
Claude E Price, longtime Clifton resident, died Monday afternoon June 13 in the local hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. E G Tomkinson and Rev. Earl Price officiating. interment followed in Clifton Cemetery. He was 71, born May 18, 187? in Georgia, lived in Clifton since childhood, and survived by his wife Mrs Millie Jensen Solberg and several relatives. He retired from his freight and hauling business about a decade ago and was active in the Presbyterian Church as an elder. Pallbearers were W W Land, EE Schow, W C Huret, John Port, D C Hoover 100, and Robert Glott.
James Sparks, a worker for a service company near Glen Bee, nearly died after his hand touched a live 4100 volt line while on a pole. Reported burns include third degree on his right arm and hand, with injuries to his left arm and back. Jake Perry administered artificial respiration. Sparks later recovered at Goodall-Witcher Clinic.
Miss Marie Gigatad of Onomay Texas was honored with a shower on Tuesday June 14. Guests included family and friends who signed the guest book as refreshments were served. Decor featured summer floral arrangements and music provided by Loft az and others.
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