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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1957
Page
8
An unreadable security column fragment mentions a city timetable from early morning to noon and a telephone company contact, with references to an employer issuing a quarterly notice and an unclear operation involving security men and vehicles. The readable text lacks clear names or concrete actions.
Mer Poulson of Forsyth arrived at Clifton with his brother Charlie and other relatives. Poulson is a native of Missouri and has resided there many years.
Former Clifton man heads a firm unveiling a portable fiberair house called the Airhouse. The design uses low pressure air to support a lightweight enclosure with a standard door and weather protection. Officials outline manufacturing partners and test results while noting potential for temporary storage and seasonal use.
Members of the Curtain Magazine Club held their final meeting of the TORT elu year Tuesday April 30 in City Mall din. Absent due to illness was Mrs Phil Gillam. The luncheon featured rose arrangements and door prizes. Officers for the coming year were elected. Each member received a gift package. Members noted they have not yet held a business meeting.
A garbled meal of personal notices lists residents and visitors in Clifton and nearby towns. Mentions Merah Mra Aly Ballas rights guests Floyd Breachers Max Bracher Los Angeles visitors to Clifton, families from Datta Me, San Antonio trips for the South Texas Press Association, and assorted relatives attending events and gatherings in early April.
Fragmented text notes a voter turnout figure tied to Cin and Monae, with mentions of Womack and WM Woods. The readable items reference a total of 9,200 voters and related names, but the context is unclear and several words are garbled.
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