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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1940

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Community notes and visits in Crannilly Gap era

Local items list visitors and residents in Crannilly Gap area including Mrs John Grimland Mr and Mrs Veta Torenson from Dale and Port Arthur Texas. Mentions of Jen Solberg Jennifer Solberg planning trip and family reunions at the Cronfille Gap picnic and a church reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs M J Miesteen.

Dale Jenel Solberg Port Arthur Texas Don Laper Jess Clifton Ararillo Hhepp Mie Joonle Wallace Waraldine Raunton Gelmiand CL. Robe Cronfille Gap

Bankers Honor Tom C Parks for Service in Texas

Tom C Parks received notice from WA Philpott Jr Secretary of the Tease Bankers Association that he served on the Legislation committee of the Dewan Backers Association during 1840 41. We feel bankers of Texas are fortunate to have benefited from his services, broad experience and sound judgment. Mr Wros President of the American National Bank Austin Texas was appointed to chair the committee.

Tom C. Parks WA. Philpott, Jr Tease Bankers’ Association Pewpaepainie Oes Mittee Dewan American National Bank Austin Texie

Christian Adventure Camp In Progress

Theleburne District Christian Adventure Camp continues at Lake Methodist Encampment near Glen Rose Texas with sessions starting Monday and daily activities through the morning. Moe Hayden Edwards leads evansional advisers while hospital care and safety discussions are underway with Irene Conrad and attendees including local figures from Glen Rose and Tem se.

Theleburne Lake Methodist Glen Rose Tenas Tiber Elove Bavun Moe Hayden Edwards Idée Ming Irene Conrad John Standefer Maxilyn Blaney Lion Cine

Passenger Cars In Big Gain in Texas

Report shows a large rise in passenger car registrations in Texas for the year 1940 with Texans flocking to new autos. The data from the Bureau of Business Research notes over six thousand registrations in heavily populated counties, signaling a strong demand and economic shift toward automobile ownership.

Texas Austins Fean

Texas senator Washingt proposes wartime tax bill reforms

The proposal aims to curb wartime profiteering by shifting tax structure. It would raise corporation taxes and cut personal exemptions to 400 dollars for singles and 1000 for married couples, with a 10 percent normal rate and an 8 percent top rate on higher incomes. The bill also lowers dependent exemptions to 250 dollars, reflecting broader wartime finance measures.

Census Reveals Migration From Cities to Suburbs

National Genes Director William L. Austin in Washington with Lupe L. Bonner notes a large migration of city residents to suburban areas since 1930. Improved roads enable longer commutes, rural growth, and home ownership as Americans seek land and a plot to cultivate. Growth in hundreds of cities has slowed, Austin says, reflecting census trends.

Columbia Wiliam L. Austin Washington, D. C Lupe L. Bonner South Carolina Austin

Meridian Court and Local News

Local notes list visits and family gatherings in Meridian with multiple households hosting relatives from Fort Worth Mexia Georgetown and Lay Grange. Names include Miss Helen Tidwell Mrs Hill Mrs E Hi Young and Robert Look, reflecting weekend activities and cross town connections.

Mary Wright Beady Robert. Nance Maness Billy Langham Rotan Carn Richards Von Bob- Oye Aire Albert Whitt Tackie Edith K. Workman Fort Worth Pranch Iredell Sand Charley Myers Marin Dunlap J. Teel Danap Jay Jr K. A. Dunnlap Dunlap Helen Tidwell Georgetown Sbe Tidwell Bosque County League’ Union Mier Dorothy Howard Waza Eranpareme G. Boonex Mire Tula Ramney Lay Grunge Mra. T. W. Porter Bari Eehols Mra. Hill Bourton Young Faye

Lanes Chapel Community News Updates and Fire Loss

The church picnic is postponed to July 12. A residence in Everett Lane’s family was destroyed by a Friday fire caused by a refrigerator explosion. the Lanes received community sympathy. Visitors include Kenneth and Mary Lou Sisserson from Maren staying with the Bergmans. Lee Wenzel visited from Forty Worth. Carlson relatives gathered from Abilene and Cranila Gap. Bagleys from Lubbock visited.

Everett Lane Lane Kenneth Mary Lou Sisserson Maren Oscar Bergman Lee Wenzel And South Hosque Burt Bagley Nea Lubbock C. J. Bagley Dot Carlson Ralph Larson Johnie Carlson Abilene Mien Jutoo Finstad Cran- ‘Ila Gap Mire Cone

Church of Christ Revival Starts Friday

Revival services begin Friday at the Church of Christ led by Elder Wikked Mees. Members and friends are invited to attend daily sessions through the weekend at the Rectal store venue with prayers, songs, and sermons.

Church of Christ Revival

Local Guard Company Seeks Enlistments Amid Expansion

La. Ee G. Cannateson, commendation officer of Int. Bn. Haga Detachment, says the Way Department notified that the unit will increase reserve strength by 1 min. The draft calls for volunteers aged 18 to 45 to join the Inactive National Guard Reserve at the oral Armory.

Ee G. Cannateson Int Bn. Haga Thin City Way Department

Rock Work Complete On Highway 22

Rock work on Highway 22 between Whitney and Hillsboro finished when the last load of crushed rock was dumped in Whitney after four weeks of rain delays. Crews moved equipment to complete asphalt top prep from Hillsboro to Jack’s Branch and oil coat prep at a point Moora on a dull day.

Whitney Messenger Highway 22 Whitney Hillsboro Jack's

New Tax Bill Signed Puts Load On All Citizens

Washington June 25 The nation shoulders its heaviest fed tax load since World War I after President Roosevelt signs a bill estimated to raise 4 4 4 692 500 000 over 15 years by adding 2 200 000 citizens to income taxpayers and raising rates on income profits excise gift and inheritance taxes The measure funds the defense program and increases federal revenue in 1941 and the following four years Officials estimate 2 200 000 people will pay federal income tax for the first time due to reduced personal exemptions while the Treasury may borrow against future revenues to finance immediate needs

Yerintor Tom Connally Don Texan Eletenance Beye Minwance Yauge Hawe Har Comnally Vail Fim Mies Washington Provident Roosevelt Congress Treasury

Civic Society raises funds for Red Cross drive in Clifton

On Wednesday morning the Civic Improvement Society organized a Red Cross drive in Clifton. The effort, aided by the Givie Ladies and local officers, raised a little over $220 in a few hours, earning praise for generosity and community spirit during a time of emergency.

Toca Clifton York Imeriexnr Ta Cyos Red Cross

Officers Installed At Lions Meeting

Members of the Lions Club welcomed W. D. Raley visiting from Chydoy and heard a concise program as new officers led by Milford J. Hoff took over. Hayden Edwards gave a timely retiring address, Wy. Hurst reported strong finances, and officers and committees outlined the year’s plans amid unanimous motions.

Lions Stvb W. D. Raley Chydoy Hayden Edwarday Whs Hayden Hayden Edwarde Milford J. Hoff Hin Ing Moe Lion D. Goodall J. L. Tandeefer Woter Hurst Thieveport

O Danel Campaign to Begin Tuesday in Waco Visit

Governor W L ODaniel resumes reelection campaign with a planned July stop in Waco after delaying once. In a radio address from the executive mansion he said appearances depend on conditions and he will stay to support the defense program while campaigning. He chose Waco for its central location and warned the public rally may be hot and brief.

Austin W. Lnd Odaniel Waco Walens Ion Tha

Former Iredell Boy Fatally Injured in Downtown Collision

A teenager, son of Mrs. Roy J. Harris, formerly of Tews dell and Houston resident, was fatally injured in a motor vehicle collision in downtown Mowat on June 16. The driver of the other vehicle faced homicide charges as the investigation continued with community support from local residents.

Moy L. Harris Roy J. Harris Tewsdell Houston Bundey Mowat Anida Hara! Ae Aia

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Bankers Bettie Willett Wocinonduced Meridian Court Lanes Chapel Church of Christ Dre J. M. Hampton Pani Wynne Apant Sundey Dilew Civic Society Thesks Mn. W.T. Reger Tiersen Deere Ries Nore Lima Psee Tatas
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