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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
9
An OCR fragment discusses a vast population count of 162,000,000 with multiple nationalities and 14 languages. It mentions a percentage menaced by telecommunication reach and 260,000 lawre iilillanes with only 10,000 within reach of telephonic lines, but the numbers are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented list of students from public schools appears, featuring many names with initials and misread lines. The readable portion includes several likely students such as Rayna Pelorya, Ruth Kun, Flora Huet, Helen Solhre, Georganne Swensim, Vinnie Faw, and Arve Kin Wee alongside scattered affiliations and grades.
The Cliftex weekly program advertises bigger and better talking pictures beginning Thursday through Saturday matinees at 2:30. Featured are Part Time Wife with Edmund Lowe and Leila Hyams, a 2 reel Go to Hell film, and latest Paramount News. Saturday night adds a Ken Maynard talking Western Plenting Thru with action and romance, plus Age of Spaioe novelty and Paramount News. Thursday and Friday May 21, 22 offer The Slam Who Came Back with Janet Gaynor and Charles Fay, plus other features and ads urging audiences to attend in multiple cities.
Local Garneraville closed last Thursday after a successful term. A closing play drew a full house and Friday featured an all day picnic with a noon dinner. Visitors included families from Worth and nearby towns. reports noted a Sunday gathering and community events despite garbled details.
May 17 Sunday School and Bible-Clinic services at Norweson from 10 80 a m The Lord's Supper will be observed and Margony service at 4 00 p m Also a church activity note mentions a visit to a store and a family gathering at a home with tentative times and names.
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