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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1945

Page

4

Great War Echoes and War Loan Drive Reflections

A mixed 1945 clippings page recalls memorial services and war heroes with mentions of Ovive Meyerson Institute and Scottian Memorial, plus a long note on President Roosevelt Truman and the end of World War II. It notes mass audience listening to the governor, and profiles veterans including Clarence Hanily Jey CM and Lt. J. L. Standefer Jr. The Treasury announces the Seventh War Loan Drive opening May 14, 1945 with a 14 billion dollar goal, highlighting a $7 billion target for individuals and campaigns in factories to promote Series E Bonds as federal spending remains high.

Treasury Treasury Department Plante Ant Morgenthau Chanel

Unconditional Surrender Signed by Allies Ends War

The text notes the signing of four peace documents bearing unconditional surrender phrases by Roosevelt and Churchill. It describes the capitulation of German forces and evokes hope for generous treatment of the German people after five years of conflict.

Germany United States Britain Frank Min D Roosevelt Winston Churchill Great Britain Camblaven Jodi Tean

Lions Endorse Proclamation and Plan Softball Sponsorship

The Lions Club unanimously endorsed the proclamation and outlined that prospective new members must be approved by the board before approach. Lion J C Kineheloe reported on sponsoring a softball team, noting equipment found and field availability. Members were urged to meet at City Park Thursday at 8:00 p.m. to discuss drive and war effort support, with veterans present sharing brief thoughts on V E Day.

Lions International Lion J. ¢. Kineheloe AU Lions

Womack Pioneer Dies On May 3

Frits Weasel a pioneer of the Womack community died Thursday May 3 in Fort Worth after a prolonged illness. He lived in Womack about 40 years then moved to Fort Worth 19 years ago to live with his son. His remains were brought back to Womack for funeral services at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday afternoon. He was one of two living charter members of Zion Church founded over a half century ago. Born March 22 1862 in Eastern Germany he died at age 81 years 1 month 11 days. He immigrated to America in the 1880s. He married Augusta Steinke and they had 10 children. Survived by eight sons Otto Julius Paul Leo and Gas of Fort Worth Adolph of Brownfield Henry of El Monte Calif and Fred of Dallas. two daughters Mrs W M Enderbrock and Mrs Henry Ebeling of Hamilton. a sister Mrs Joe Knust of Clifton. a brother Adolph Ott of Dallas. 25 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The wife preceded him Feb 17 1924. Pallbearers were Wille and Hebert Weasel Edward Wenzel Wilburn Endebrock Lee Wenzel and Warren Connelley. Interment in Clifton Cemetery conducted by Pastor Edwin G Kloppe.

Frits Weasel Womack Fort Worth Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Zion Church Germany America Augusta Steinke Otto Valley’ Mills Julius Paul Leo Gas Henry California Port Worth Tulias Wille Hebert Weasel Valley Mills Edward Wenzel Wilburn Endebrock Arlington Lee Wenzel Warren Connelley Grandona Ciifton Edwin G Kloppe

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