Lions Meeting Awards Clifton Pooler $300 Gift
At a Lions Club gathering in Clifton a $300 contribution was presented to Clifton Pooler for the Clifton College fund. The event featured remarks from local leaders and plans discussed to improve roads, water supply, and the Boy Scout program, with emphasis on upcoming community projects and school-related activities.
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Clifton Pooler
Lions Meeting
Lions
Chub
Smith
Watt Maneger
Land Str Gas Company
Lan A. Ue
Clifton Colesee
Ik Weekis
Lion's Club
Lane Star Fina Company
Ite
Thte
Daniel Wwe
Bob Poags
Wroanest
Whitney Dam Addis
Phesent ‘Painue
Ions
Annoucemant
Ae Nee Mens Hsb
Cliftony
C. G. Bronstad
Bion
Lion Kent Appleby
Clifton
Immanuel Lutheranadios
Lion
Govins
W. Durham
Dance Railway
H. ¥. Hith
Lome Bir Gas Coy M
Jamuson
Robert Baldeldxe
Day Of Prayer observance marks community solidarity
A local Day of Prayer service drew about 11,000 attendees across churches including Trinity Fork Church and Our Savior's Church. Walter Heown opened with a solemn service, with readings, singing, and youth participation from Trinity and Cayote Churches.
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Gore
United Staten Grea
Gowitat
Abe
Pilevin
Africa
Walter Heown
Trinity Fan Church
Cwllin
Our Savior’s Church
Pronante Bruel Ant
Womach
Cayote
Galler Rohinenn
Irmedint Church
Coyote
Pears
Trinity ‘Church
David Cael TyoHen
Igsiad
Landa Jackson
Sigirwing
Chaba Jean Thrash
Resor
Franke Stone
Ponior
Ecsombvlien
Homecoming of Morgue County Service Members
The district lists Morgue County men who have returned from military service in the week, naming Doyee N Bundars Morgan, C Kinner Valley Mills, James Coxper, Glenn Ruesott Valley Mill, Milton Bradstreet, Henry Jennon, William Alexander, Edwin Freemin Clifton, Mickelson Crainfills Op Linch Lindell, Lewis Hill Ropper.
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Morgue
N. Bundars
Morgan
C. Kinner
Valley Mills
James 4. Coxper
Glenn H. Ruesott
Valley Mill
Milton K. Bradstreet
Henry A. Jennon
William M. Alexander
Billie
Inxs
Ros
Edwin Freemin
Clifton
Dobn
PT A. Will Meet On Wednesday March 20
The Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday March 20 at City Hall. The program will be presented by the FFA boys under the direction of J E Lockhart agriculture teacher at Clifton Public Schools.
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Parent-Tauchern Association
theCity Hall
Negording
FFA
J. E. Lockhart
Circus Comes To Clifton On Monday March 18
A one day only three ring circus visits Clifton, billed by advance agent W. T. Jack. The show promises twenty five acts featuring elephants, horses, dogs, and monkeys with elephants and clowns among the acts. The performance is set for eight in the morning at the City Park east of town.
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Chregs
Clifton
Elto Brothers
Giifrok
Park
W. TE
Jack
Munky
Bates Killed in Crash Near Vallay Mille
Sherman man Momer Rader Bates died Monday night in a single vehicle crash about six miles east of Valley Mill on Highway six. He was reported dead when found near the wrecked pickup. Bates, known to Clifton, had worked weeks at the Texas Milling Co and with the Electric Supply Co of Sherman through a recent project.
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Momer Rader Bates
Sherman
Texan
Vallay Mille
Highway Six
Bates
Clifton
Texas Milling Go
Electric Supply Company
Tyas
Bosque Tenth In Texas To Reach Red Cross Quota
Bosque County reports reaching the Red Cross quota as Clifton and surrounding communities surpass goals. News notes Standefer family details, a Clifton funeral, and local participation in the 1946 drive with counties aiming to support service members and hospitals. The county is honored for reaching its target, with ongoing contributions expected.
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Texas
Ed Grom Fuind
Ikunchett
Bosque County
C. B. Pieréoo
Campelah
Clifton
Crmfills Gap Fairview
Ewith Bend
Coyote
Womeek
Kappers
Meridian
Norse
Walnut Springs
Norve
Fairview
Cranville Gap
Pierson
MiPson
Louie
Boren County
Boagne Goonty
Person
Rainfall Gauge Note Highlights Planting Impacts
The report cites Albert Nelgan mentioning an official gauge for rainfall, noting 3.68 inches of rain and comments on how this affects farmers and the grain crop. It references Clifton This W and Rai Rail Clifton This W in a dated remark about precipitation and agricultural timing.
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Albert Nelgan
Rmorn
Illinz
Tees
Unclear OCR Item on Legal Notice Detected
Fragmentary OCR text mentions writs and authorities but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable bits hint at a legal or official notice but no concrete entities or outcomes can be determined for a factual card.
Clifton Appliances and Electric Opens Friday in Albany
Ray mond W. Pete Cookney leads Clifton Appliances and Electric into a grand opening Friday March 15. The store, in the former Lane's Western Auto building, promises a remodeled inviting space with good stock and incoming items. Richary and Albany hospital matters appear in local notes amid a busy week.
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Clifton Appliances and Electric
Raymond W
Pete) Cookney
Lane
Ute
Cooksey
Professor Tillmanns to Head Wartburg German Dept
Professor W G Tillmanns former pastor at St Pauls Lutheran Church now doing graduate work at Wisconsin has accepted a call as head of the German Department at Wartburg College in Waverly Iowa He will assume the position this fall Mrs Tillmanns nee Verna Lavert who had been visiting relatives near Clifton last month returned to Badglin Wisconsin to join him
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W. G. Tillmanns
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
University of Wisconsin
Wartburg College
American Lutheran Church
Waverly
Town
Tabor Nekt
Tillmains
Verna Lav ‘Erat
Ear Clifton
Badligu
Wisconsin
Kilroy Cafe Opens After Clifton Purchase By Two Veterans
Ray Jackson and Billie Stryker have bought Walger's Cafe in Clifton, longtime owner Walter Wiederuenders has sold it. The cafe becomes The Kilroy Cafe with plans for free coffee Fridays and relocation beside Stewue Motors. Both buyers are World War I veterans and locals expect continued business.
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Ray Jackson, Billie Stryker
Purchase Cafe
Clifton
Walger’s
Walter Wiederuenders
Ray Jackson
Billie Stryker
Clifton Satl
Clifton 3
Stryker
Clifton Recreation Committee Formed In Clifton
A meeting of the 65 90 Club formed the Clifton Recreation Committee to promote recreational facilities and activities. Hugh Trotter and Doyle J Borchers named as ei hoimen. Tom Parks EW Oibae represent citizens, Rev Peter DeYoun to represent churches, Monroe Coston and Billie Stryker to represent veterans. Sub committees formed. citizens urged to work with the committee as the program develops.
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Clifton
Hugh Trotter
Doyle J. Borchers
Ei -Hoimen
Tom Parks
EW. Oibae
Peter de Youn Waglected
Clifton Men Receive Navy Honorable Discharges
Two Clifton residents Willam M. Alexander and John M. Imbart received honorable discharges from the United States Navy. The notices, dated this week, come from eighth naval district sources confirming their service completion and discharge status.
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Clifton
Navy
Willam M. Alexnder
Fitet Chin
Jobim
Arrangements Made By City To Start Mail Delivery
City officials are arranging methods to initiate mail delivery service. The plan outlines a phased start, with the first week focusing on standard routes and staffing. Officials aim to ensure timely, reliable service with designated post offices and route assignments.
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Indianapolis
PT. A. Will
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H. R. Bates
R. W. Standefer
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Mary Prather
Thoms East
Rufus W. Standefer
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Lenine
Rufus
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Star
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Louise Standeter
Fort Worth
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Kent Methodiat Church
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Alice Parris
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Bert Worth
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