18 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1955
Page
1
An OCR filled account recalls the March wedding of Miss Catherine Erickson to Mr. Haywood at Trinity Lutheran Church. Details reference attendees, gowns, decor, and a reception at Erebsary Home, noting the couple’s future plans and guests from local families and organizations.
A fragmented note documents a planned poliomyelitis vaccination program for Bosque County, targeting first and second graders. The text mixes garbled lines with dates and mentions national foundations and local officials, hinting at coordination for a vaccination drive and a celebration of an anniversary.
Parsing indicates a disrupted birth notice from a local newspaper. The fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Sant J. Mobi ef 208 Baar Avenue Wobe and an event tied to March 14, 1985, with a reference to a baby weighing and names John Wye and Allan Getta. Details are garbled and incomplete.
The Home Demonstration Club met in the Piest Baptist church annex in Meridian on Tuesday March for a mid roping school luncheon. Miss Dante Cox, recently back from New York, discussed organizational aims and the work of committees with attendees including 3D and one arp, along with County Extension Agents and local club leaders from Basthand land and Gateaville.
The notice reports the death of Oliver Disiber aged 72 in Comanche and lists survivors including Mrs Diether and several others. It notes World War II service and mentions cemetery work at Port Oak Cemetery on Tuesday March 22 inviting relatives to attend.
Four H participants contest a dairy event featuring listed entrants from Indiana and nearby counties. The program includes demonstrations and a junior division with several named participants and sponsors in a rural county fair setting.
Local notice indicates Carl H Caldwell seeks a council seat with a slate of candidates mentioned. The fragment references a mayoral term and a selection process, with names such as Spurner Jap and Spurgeon among those involved in the race.
An entry notes the consolidation of Precinct No 2 at Spring Creek with Twi work and references individuals Fredo and Peweineh as involved. The county executive committee and county contingency discuss the process and the planned move to the new plant in McGregor with details about the district's voting arrangement and site changes.
Winston B. Lare took a recent group photo of young residents with their parents named. The lineup includes Top Foy Wet Mo Farm JM Alert Tastings, Albert Hunting, Pytrisy Twrnler, Afr Claud Turner, John Lector Laren, Welt torl Steve Hebma, Charley Gilmore, CUT Dyer, Patricls Nanete Comrad, Allen Allen and Dorris Gals Alma, children of local families.
CHS announces student directors for the band selections including James Lavon and Andern. The group plans a spring concert program featuring compositions such as The Mall and The Taiyours Panu with performances set for March 10.
Ingest read of a Friday gathering by the Cotton Acreage group outlines a plan to discuss leadership and local issues. The meeting aims to appoint a president of the Rana Chamber and consider changes involving Laurange Wall and associated agencies.
Robert Golden of Meridian is reported killed in a vehicle collision involving a car and a truck. The obituary notes his family, employment with Tex Magnivay Department, and services set for Friday at First Baptist Church in Meridian. Burial arrangements and funeral details follow, with survivors including spouse, six children, and four stepchildren.
Wesleyan ladies travel to Glen Rose for a central conference gathering at Methodist Camp. Services led by Mrs McCown and Mrs Guide, with program including family memory stories, talks by speakers from Geurainnn. Meeting begins around 10 o clock Sunday morning.
Bank inquiry replies point to ample labor for a factory. Reports reference carpentry and related trades, with mentions of men who could be retained and sent to work. The results discuss wage levels, location notes, and expected outputs tied to a state program.
The Dosque County Bureau held a regular meeting in Meridian with speaker Phenet discussing Social Security benefits for farm contract workers. Attendees, including Maris and representatives, heard reports on program reach, farm labor concerns, and bureau leadership transitions.
The report notes cattle sales around 400 head with varied bids. calves at 160 to 210 dollars, good fat cattle and butcher cows mentioned. Grain prices show milling wheat at 2.09 dollars per bushel and feed grains with modest demand. eggs traded up to 43 cents per dozen. Poultry and dairy items appear with fluctuating values and notes of box and eggs.
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