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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
10
A letter to the Record editor from Mrs John M Herald Route 3 Hico praises Central Texas beauty and urges keeping the countryside free of tin cans wrappings and bottles in a push for cleanliness and civic pride.
Bosque County plans a centennial celebration and urges community participation with beautification projects and park enhancements. Grants and local groups mobilize to foster pride, plant flowers, and host events for residents and youth. Trinity St Pauls Ladies join to support the Seguin choir with Easter services and choir care efforts in early April.
In Youngstown Ohio authorities and local businesspeople formed a special education program three and a half years ago to help high school students, focused on industrial literacy and real world applications. Tests showed significant understanding gains as students visited industries, with teachers emphasizing free inquiry and practical experience.
Fragmented OCR text references a person named Johnnie Urban and an assignment or age note, with scattered names and places including Virginia and Cranford. Details are unclear, but imply a legal or official filing context with multiple personal names and locations.
Ms Fannie Mooney Anderson of Dalian born and raised at Clifton will entertain the Mooney clan with lunch at Love Field Airport Sunday to meet her nephew Hay Saunders flying from Washington to Los Angeles Saunders a native Texan grew up in Los Angeles where he is a practicing attorney His mother is a member of the Money family trained at Clifton Invitations have been sent to all accessible members of the Tamaly including some sixty aunts and siblings
Health official Dr. Cox warns millions suffer from diseases carried by houseflies in the United States. He urges strict window and door screening, keeping flies away from food and utensils, covering outdoor privy vaults, and cleaning trash to prevent the spread of typhoid fever summer complaint and other intestinal diseases.
Echoes from Clifton College lists recent campus notices including births and church events. It mentions Me and Mrs Fawn A Peters welcoming Marsha Lynn born Tuesday morning, and notes sermons, retreats at Lost Pines Bastrop, choir at Meridian First Baptist, a student play Darktown Minstrels, and the Ronald Nelson Memorial Pain Fund drive with freewill offering on Friday March 16.
A dinner was given at the home of Mrs Frank Wood and her husband. The event included Mrs Mh ta and Mrs Mh ta attending with family and guests. Attendees included neighbors and local acquaintances, with conversation focused on recent community happenings and personal milestones.
Eleven members and two guests met in Meridian on March 1 for a club meeting. Mrs. Dora GU and Mrs. Shyles attended. Mrs. Jadot Farner led a program on The History of Bosque County assisted by Mrs. Weatrice Morgan. Officers elected included President Mrs. GW Rees and Vice President Mish Lillian Craver.
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