16 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
1
Gearench Manufacturing Company employs local workers to manufacture oil industry tongs. A description notes the workshop, workers, and machinery enabling production in the building basement and surrounding area.
Local notice reports the death of Mrs. J. L. Lyon hit by a moving train. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday with the time and location details to be announced. An obituary mentions her age and relatives and notes a fund set up in her memory.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Harold Maa, Catalina and Mardin announcements, cement plants and machinery, and references to workers and locations. The readable portions imply a historical notice about industrial plans, workers, and a plant near Viealty with several names and dates, but the passage is garbled.
A local garden club announced an upcoming biblical themed show to be staged at the Five Methodist Church on a Friday in the month of May. The event will feature readings and displays, with Alma Me er and other community members contributing, and aims to blend horticulture with biblical tales in a community exhibition.
A fragmented report notes Lions Club driving awards presented amid a gathering at a local hall. Speakers include Gandy and Olaus, with references to a public event and a discussion on club activities and leadership.
Funds collected for the Red Cross drive totaled six hundred fifty one dollars and ninety six cents in a county report. The item notes multiple receipts and mentions participants and locations tied to the drive, reflecting local fundraising activity and community involvement.
District meet schedule listed with venues and times across multiple locations including Plas eae fin and Wilimzham. Mentions MCE Tartan Mapr 2B mile OS and various schools. provides start times and event flow for morning sessions and preliminaries.
Mary Frances Root of Waco, a former Clifton resident, passed away after a long illness. She lived in Meridian and had ties to Yalephione Finpaok and the Morgan Institute. She left behind a daughter and other relatives in Texas.
Fragmented OCR text outlines an event titled 80 Voices Will Sing In Cantata with references to Cantata and Metis Ati public proceedings. Names such as Jimiy Gray Claire Melle Cowan Dee David Woalley and others appear amid garbled words, suggesting a local concert or school ensemble note.
Fragmented OCR passage reports poultry price notes and market chatter with references to weights totals and denoting stalls. It mentions buyers and sellers, local timing, and a general sense of farm goods trading, but many words are garbled.
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