11 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
1
Local column from Cranfills Gap details social events, visits, deaths, funerals, and neighborhood notices. It highlights family milestones, school staff, and residents traveling or attending gatherings, with scattered names, places, and dates throughout the week.
In a terse note the record describes presses moving as snow begins to fall, signaling shifts in publishing cadence. Details are scant, but the scene conveys quiet disruption and the start of a winter-era workflow.
The Lather Church of Sorse announces Palm Sunday services at 1k pm and a midweek gathering featuring a Queen Blynn Mus on Monday. The Lene Supper will follow the Narweyn service on Palm Sunday March 20 at Good Futility. Mr and Mrs RW Slate of Dale have visited this week at the home of Mrs Slate’s parents Dr and Mrs O M Olson and other relatives.
A garbled OCR page from Clifton Public School coverage lists many proper names and scattered fragments. It mentions Mae Davis Volante, Reed Halim, Batley, Marys, Hayes, Kes Feidhay, and a long sequence of unreadable items. The jumble implies a school bulletin with mixed events, people, and notes but contains no cohesive action or clear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1445 time, various names and places, and an afternoon event with potential religious or community figures. The legible details are sparse and the text appears damaged and jumbled, with many unclear terms and missing context.
A messy OCR fragment outlines marriage license activity and related local court notices in Meridian. It references individuals from Valley and Millstone areas, various surnames, and scattered dates, with unclear context and many transcription errors.
A fragmented handwritten note from Mr and Mrs Ed Jackson expresses gratitude and best wishes to the residents of Jihis vicinity. It thanks for support and asks neighbors to remain united, signing with cordial sincerity. The unreadable OCR preserves basic goodwill and community sentiment without clear dates or events.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Trades Day at Charlton with multiple names and dollar amounts, including checks and trades. Mentions of vendors or participants such as Pat Sonn, Trade Check items, and various surnames. Details are garbled. core action appears to be sales or exchanges on a community event day.
Fragmentary church notice lists March 10 and Sunday services with themes The Greatest Day in Life and a sermon titled Luke 23:4. Mentions Calvary and Pastor Oberhaus with German wording, اشاره to Sunday and ad hoc schedule.
The VT Baptist Church hosts a missionary program Monday March 14 with a Bible study and sessions on tithing and gifts. Speakers include Nedlow Brayer, Ren- KE Tennison, Howarth, and Jennie Gilliam. Emma Mae Mjasland visited her sister Irene in a Temple sanitarium over the weekend.
Readable fragments describe the Bosque County fair events at the Santa Fe Station with marching band displays and horse show. Attendees observed exhibitors, judged entries, and noted the Kinworth exhibition, with praise for the Bosque County display and local civic pride.
On March 13 1982 a church program at Presbyterian Church features Leader Harold Lane and speakers Jesse Westley Mary Liaise Lane and David Helessing for Christ. Services include Sunday School at 10 am Morning Worship at 11 am and evening sermon by Rev. Langston Gatesville District chief. W M Society meets Monday prayer Wednesday at 7. Schedule urges attendance to draw a large crowd and member involvement.
Oslo March 1 cabinet ministers who served under the late premier Kolatada submitted their resignations Monday at the request of Haakon who asked them to step down from office for the time being
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