Census Up Last Year
A state census update notes increased counts and requests families to ensure their children are counted. Officials urge residents to report accurate information to Mr. Apple and provide reminders about timely participation.
29 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
1
A state census update notes increased counts and requests families to ensure their children are counted. Officials urge residents to report accurate information to Mr. Apple and provide reminders about timely participation.
The bride Miss Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs SW Carter and groom Mr Brownwood station foreman were married after serving as telegraph and railroad workers. The couple planned a honeymoon and will reside at the same Clifton area, with family and friends wishing them happiness.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremony where Heart was awarded a second clan honor in the United Navy. The text references Mim Alar Ande-Wear and a city connection, with garbled phrases about a secretary and merit. The full details and context are unreadable.
Albert M. Jones announces his candidacy for re election to the 08th district seat representing Johnson Bosane and Somer vel coudtian. He thanks supporters for past votes and pledges to continue serving the people honestly and faithfully if re elected.
The Lions Club held a meeting last Tuesday for the quarter. Attendees included Supt. A. Tate, Lion Cobb, Rev. Jensen, Rev. Mankehtad, Rev. Dobson, Lion Peters, Buren, and Robert Stry. Votes approved appointing executive posts and arrangements for the budget and programs.
The college reports numerous gifts to the dormitory fund from individuals and churches across several states. Notable contributions include N. R. Hanson of Burnenville and Blinn, Dr. James Colwick of Durant Oklahoma, and Rev. and Mrs. Martin Jenson of Eau Claire Wisconsin. A memorial fund in Debi’s name and gifts from Kilgore professor Erwin Christenson and the Central Lutheran Ladies Aid are highlighted, with ongoing appeals by Rev. Jenson for additional support.
The Clifton City Improvement Society will meet at City Hall at 12 o clock on Wednesday, April for a covered dish luncheon. Each member is urged to attend with a covered dish and utensils. Important business will come before the society.
The city sets a Clean-Up Day for Monday April 1 1846 asking residents to gather litter and place it in containers on the curb for collection. Mayor Bronstad urges prompt participation and notes fines for noncompliance.
Farmers urged to sign 1945 applications for payment and savings. The ACA announces on site signings at City Hall Clifton Irédell Koppers Morgan Walnut Springs from March 30 to April 2, with dairy feed payments starting after April 1 and a final insurance deadline of April 10.
The fifth annual World Society of Christian Service session of the Central Texas Conference met at Five Methodist Church in Hillsboro Texas in March 1921 with over one hundred delegates registered and an estimated audience of about five thousand. Braid Bryan of Waxahachie led the conference and her son, Monk Bryan of St Louis Missouri, spoke as a principal speaker with Mrs Wil Fort from the church attending the event. The group planned pledges totaling 41 100 for the current year and noted growth of the local society with future plans through 1946.
Mrs Teenie Layman FSA Supervisor will discuss “Peet Hattie” at the Meridian Woman's Name Deen Pretession Council on Saturday March 30 at 2 pm in the courtroom. The item appears in a garbled local notice with several names and events associated to community gatherings and entertainments.
The article lists residents of Bosnne County who have returned from military service in recent weeks. Named individuals include Thomas E. Davidson, Willard H. Curtis Jr, Homer L. Burch Jr, Thomas L. Durden Jr, Hil H. Ware Meridian, Owen M. Sparks, Alton C. Peder ou, Jodie A. Seljos, James A. Hanna James, Orbeck-Citton Joe B. Bearden, Ernest D. Health Valley, Mills Bobby J. Wilson, Clo Aredeh J. , Taylor-Morgan, Edwin A. Ridings-Walnut Springs, Orie D Williams-Kopper D. Grays.
Zack McWhorter of Iredell announces for Bosque County Sheriff in the Democratic primary. A longtime peace officer and past candidate, he pledges to perform all duties to the best of his ability and asks voters to review his qualifications and support at the election.
Jodie Selios returns from the United States Navy with an honorable discharge and plans to attend Clifton College in September. He celebrates a homecoming on a Rough Day and looks forward to football season after three years in service. The piece notes his Pacific deployments and pride in returning to Texas. Also mentioned is the 16th wedding anniversary of Glen Guilatson with a dinner honoring invited guests.
Clifton High School will send boys volleyball to Class A meet in Waco. Track field events run April 5 6 with Clifton entering multiple events. debate shows no Clifton entry. Competitors include Gatesville McGregor La Vega West Tioga Mart Marlin Groesbeck Menc
Aldermen positions to be filled on Tuesday April 2 at the City Hall polling place from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. J. B. Melton will preside. Ballots list three seats due to expiration of CC Hennig RB Lane and Archie C Nelson. Voters may scratch and write in favorites if unsure. City government structure noted with mayor, five aldermen, marshal, and council terms.
James D Halverson is now located in Tyler Texas where he works for a rail company. He faces housing difficulties while seeking a residence for his family in Tyler.
Members report a gathering titled Feast Of Zebulun attracting Masons. The fragmentary text mentions Meridian Vodeo and individuals Powe Bales and Bele, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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