16 May 1930
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
1
In Prost a tornado ravaged homes leaving families with ruined pane work and little insurance. Most residents carried scant tornado coverage in Frost, leaving many dependent on charity as they face hunger and costly repairs. Local relief urges generous supports to help rebuild and survive the months ahead.
A sparse local column reflects on Mother's Day amid the severe tornado impact. The piece notes changes since last year, community support offered to affected families, and visits to relatives, with mentions of local residents and park gatherings as residents cope with losses.
A large crowd from Clifton and neighboring counties gathered for a Wednesday Trades Day in Clifton. The event featured a marching band, entertainment, sack races, wheelbarrow races, cracker eating contests, and a prize distribution with a list of winning names and donated items.
The club sent thanks to Clits College for a football captain elect invitation and a club honour at city hall. The boys attended in force and enjoyed speeches and readings by Lions Club members and the honorary gathering at the event.
A Bosque county storm devastates the Jorgenson and Huse families, killing Caroline Jorgenson and injuring others. Obituaries note Ole Jorgenson and Simon Jorgenson family losses, with funeral rites at the Jorgenson home and Rock Church. The community expresses sympathy as relatives mourn multiple deaths and consider divine purpose amid tragedy.
Funeral services were held Monday morning from the Clifton home for Wanda Phillips of Utica Lethe, with interment in Meridian cemetery. A. G. Brendes, secretary, presided at the service. Cromer Lacs assisted.
May 1990 junior senior party hosted by Mrs G B McCaled featured a decorated auditorium, gold and white colors, and a harvest of knowledge games between juniors and seniors. Guests enjoyed refreshments as the evening closed with thanks for a memorable event.
The Ladies Aid of a church was entertained by Mrs Henry Wiede on Thursday evening. Bad weather reduced attendance with a small delegation making the trip. Minutes note prayers and a modest collection of 213, while Mrs Carl Sebiit’s birthday celebration is mentioned.
An early promotional note describes the Majestic electric refrigerator with claims of simple operation and low running costs. It explains approximate power usage, initial price, and the expectation of steady performance once on the market.
The Clifton Armems State Bank building nears completion with brickwork, ornamental features, and modern ceilings aiding sound. Fireproof vault, water and power services installed, lighting and ventilation planned for a pleasant workplace. officials justify continued construction as progress for the town and community.
Clifton College athletes hosted a club gathering with members from the baseball squad and representatives from football and track. Guests were welcomed. Marve Holland’s orchestra provided music as Clifton plans for a stronger season. The event highlighted recruiting efforts and a push to build a unified athletic program for the upcoming year.
Students and faculty prepare for graduation ceremonies on the morning of May 1 with Sunday evening commencements on May 2 at the Fly Hall. Speeches by Fr. King Vive Sow and Rev. Frank Nizon are planned, with honors and class rankings noted. The annual senior play Climbing Rosen titled by Barnene Hater is scheduled, with music by Donald Prather and a strong program by the Blue Melody Boys.
The message expresses thanks for help and service during a recent bereavement at the family home. It conveys gratitude to those who assisted and promises remembrance in prayers and church, noting the Southern Life Insurance Company as a possible related name.
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