Corpun Christi Chan Gap Brief Notice
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Chan Gap at Corpun Christi with brief, tentative timing referenced for a few days. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond Corpun Christi appear in readable text.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1942
Page
6
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Chan Gap at Corpun Christi with brief, tentative timing referenced for a few days. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond Corpun Christi appear in readable text.
A list of thank you messages flows from neighbors and friends expressing sympathy and appreciation for support after the passing of Martin J. The note mentions heartfelt thanks from relatives including Mim Lala Sorenson Bie Mrs. Ole C. Amerson and others, with best wishes and blessings.
Chevrolet dealer unit outlines a broadened program of efficiency with new Dealer Service and Dealer Business Management Committees to guide policy and support. Executives emphasize democratic, field-driven input and the aim to better meet rising retailer challenges as Chevrolet maintains the most extensive U.S. dealer network.
Mr and Mrs Chan M Gandy sustained injuries when their automobile was struck by a switch engine in snowy Fort Worth near Montgomery Ward. He suffered a fractured rib and facial cut, while the car incurred about 100 dollars in damage. The couple were en route to visit their son, Virigin Gandy. Meridian Tribune.
Funeral services for Milton West sixty two, 72, were conducted at Plainview Sunday afternoon March 1. He had lived in Taylor county since 1924 and died Saturday at his home two miles north of Plainview. He was born in 1869 in Hill county and lived at Whitney for many years, married here in 1801. He and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last November 22. They had lived in Scurry county nine years after leaving Whitney some 25 years ago. Surviving are his wife, two sons H J West of Tatum New Mexico and Herman West of Plainview, three daughters Mrs D D McLaurin of Plainview Mrs O E Clark of Blum and Mrs Mary Ruth Burns of Amarillo, and three sisters Mrs Lula Cato Aquilla Mrs Sue Walker Hillsboro and Mrs Maude Golden Clifton Whitney Messenger
The Economics class hosted Mr. Lawrence to discuss soil conservation and invited him to return. Mr. Brown of Texas A and M College spoke on school building custodianship. The PT A meets Thursday April 19 with Parent's Day planned for April 1 involving classes, a literary program, and a baseball game. An entertaining assembly was led by Mr. and Mrs. Lodwick. Glen Rude has been absent three weeks due to illness. Third grade studies Dutch culture through stories and scrapbooks while fifth graders note the loss of their teacher Mrs. Leonard.
A breeder from Clifton Texas announces a September litter by grand Champion State Pair and Browdview Fashion as a proven sire. The note invites local breeders to visit the Stock Show to select a puppy. Joseph Knuut and Northern Leeland businessmen face wartime financial difficulties and may obtain free liability adjustment advice from officers appointed by the London Chiat Junction.
A Texas district letter discusses the Agricultural Appropriation Bill, parity payments, and farm prices. It weighs delaying or eliminating parity subsidies, favors direct crop income support, and notes hopes to hold cotton provisions while warning of eventual funding limits. It mentions Selective Service issues, deferments, lottery numbering for registrants, and wartime tax plans, closing with a 1943 catalogue plug from a Texas nursery.
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