Election Judges Named in Clifton Court Roster
The Clifton Record lists election judges and officials for upcoming local elections. Names include Vera Mitchell and Samuel Carter among others, with precincts and duties noted for voter administration.
25 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1955
Page
1
The Clifton Record lists election judges and officials for upcoming local elections. Names include Vera Mitchell and Samuel Carter among others, with precincts and duties noted for voter administration.
A large crowd gathered at Clifton High School Tuesday for a revue presented by students and teachers. The program featured performances by the senior class, a band, and several acts showcasing local talent with school spirit and community support evident throughout the event.
OCR fragment lists names such as Deborah, Darton, and Garret with scattered place references and dates like March 17. Lacks clear event or action. remaining text unreadable links limit full summary. Entities appear sporadically without coherent story or outcome.
A readable fragment describes a Rogatine Club program titled Musical Heritage Night. It mentions a home gathering, a planned speaking event, and invites members to attend. The text is garbled but indicates an organized club event with a focus on heritage and music.
Jott Richards appears as the lowest bidder for a highway construction project, with details preserving names and figures from the tender process. The fragmentary OCR text mentions bids and potential schedule references, indicating procurement activity and a formal evaluation step.
The PTA plans a county wide Red Cross drive led by the association. Volunteers will collect donations and organize area sending efforts with Laguna Park Avenue noted as a key location. Local chairmen urge participation amid weather delays.
Mr and Mrs Anat Hoban and Clyde Waldrep welcomed a child baptized in Crestview area. The ceremony included family members from Waco and nearby communities, marking a family milestone with relatives in attendance.
The column lists several residents and events including Mr Pant A Mitoust Wire and Mrs Mitoust Wire renting a home at 215 Nonth Avra GChifun, references to a Me iGregor tome, and a string of names such as Cameron and Mero Johe Grom with various street addresses. The fragmentary text also mentions Dr Joe Mandofer of Des Maines and an automobile accident context with a Rae Craanee at Sher Rotts 2.
Open House March 19 marks the Windham family golden anniversary with a large community celebration. The event honors Mr and Mrs Windham, detailing family ties, church roles, and local attendees including civic leaders and longtime associates. A long engagement and service record in the Windham family and church are noted in the article.
A tersely garbled notice references high school events and public address items. It mentions dates, venues, and groups in a fragmented format, with scattered proper nouns unclear due to OCR errors. The readable bits imply a scheduling or program listing rather than a cohesive report.
A report notes Tommy Ralph is to be awarded an Eagle Badge in a ceremony. The account references local figures and mentions a court context, with uncertain details about dates, names, and exact activities. The passage is fragmented and includes scattered names and numbers, but confirms the Eagle Badge presentation as the main item.
Clifton students participate in a community wide literary contest with entries across verse short story one act play and poetry. Notable students include Marah Rose, Gayle Muehards, Tanda Jackson, Willan Wilkerson and Judy Willenborg. The event recognizes writing typing spelling speaking and other skills among sixth grade participants.
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