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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
5
Fragmented sale notices and miscellany from a 1900s era newspaper page. Includes for sale items, crafts, cakes, bread, and references to events and local vendors, with many illegible names and scattered prices across a crowded ad section.
The editor writes on rainfall patterns around Create Gap Far ersville Monbelm and Valley Mis, reporting heavier rain and improved corn and feed crops. The piece mentions local farming conditions, community notes on prices and labor, and references to regional transportation and public works.
The American Legion announces a meeting on Thursday June 23 to elect the coming year officers. A nominating committee is expected to name a slate of officers, with discussion of eligibility and service continued among legionnaires present.
An OCR damaged personals section lists names and kin across cities such as Dallas, Fort Worth, Miami, Birmingham, and Baytown. It mentions weddings, visitors, family events, and social happenings with scattered dates and places, including references to Miss Amundsen, Mrs Bergman, and the Sullivan family, among others.
An archival Clifton Record entry from 1695 notes a local matter at Pestolfien Clifton including a second chance mall matter.
A long list of personal notices mentions Mr Jameson and family, Mrs Franke P Smith, Karlie, Goodrichs, Mrs Handley, and others visiting Dallas, Lake Whitney, and Fort Worth. It notes surgery at a hospital, a cartilage issue, and a return home after treatment. Relatives from San Antonio and Plain City are listed with various travel and gathering details.
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