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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
9
Fragmentary note mentions David Davids in a travel path by train or tram toward Worth, with unclear names and places including Natal Pack and Manoxtrwostarn. The readable elements suggest a transport or travel sequence ending near an unidentified location.
The fragmentary text references Leneye convention at La France and Caulornie Thay, names several individuals including Jane, Clarence, Sean, and Hanson, and notes a Petersin event in Midland with church services and missionary references. The passage is heavily garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
A lengthy funeral notice lists relatives of Alesander and associated families from multiple towns including Abilene Stephenville and Fort Worth. Names mentioned include Mrs. Peter Alverson, Mrs. H. Stn, Mrs. Thelin Ruth Roe, Mrs. Ravin Prager, and many others with connections across Texas. The document preserves names, kin, and locations, indicating extensive community notice and a large funeral attendance.
Fragmented OCR text describes a wedding scene with numerous names and colors noted in a ceremonial setting. Attendants and guests are listed in a long, jumbled sequence, mentioning family, friends, and local figures.
A lengthy obituary honors Gerald Dickson and kin from Spurshie and Fort Worth area. It lists five grandchildren and several relatives across Texas and nearby towns. Attendees include Norah, Alex Alexander, and Dewey Rallsbuck among others as the community gathers for a funeral service. The notice extends thanks to attendees and names several surviving family members.
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