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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1949
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from Clifton Texas discusses the Hoover Commission and its call to reform federal government. It references public support, costs of government, and the need for efficiency, arguing the nation must back reforms to sustain public services and the economy.
A historic reminiscence notes long service by county home demonstration leaders from 1866 to 1946. It highlights women like Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Walker, the program's growth in membership, training in cooking canning gardening and poultry, and aims for better nutrition, home economies, and world peace through education and cooperative effort. The piece reflects pride in community achievement and a call for continued youth training and school and club support.
A Dallas Bon Oi Company employee writes from the Record about family members known to Bosque County residents. He notes Mavis working as a clinic receptionist before a July arrival, Zenobia receiving a year’s leave to study in Germany, and Earl managing a fire extinguisher service franchise in South Texas with San Antonio missions mentioned, reflecting local ties and ongoing travels.
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Numerous out of town visitors and relatives arrive in Cranville Gap and surrounding areas this week. Calvins Pylant Olson family and Gaustad siblings join Mary Gaustad while others from Chicago Detroit Gary and Austin visit family and attend church events and the Texas Circuit meeting at the Latheren Church of The Good Shepherd.
The 1945 annual report by State Health Officer Dr. Geo. W. Cox shows the Health Department’s Crippled Children Division served Texas children from over 225 counties. Most treated were aged 6 to 14, with 3747 clinic visits, 43489 hospital days, 197 convalescent days, and 4986 doctor visits.
Dr Concald explains reasonable expectations for hospitalization medical or surgical care and appliances through a combination of services for crippled children Parents must complete maintenance applications and send to the Crippled Children's Division Texas State Department of Health Austic Texas Floyd Eugene Kiggen of Clinton will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Art May 30 at Southwestern University.
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