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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1958
Page
2
Citizens and groups pool funds for a resuscitator program. The report notes contributions from local residents and organizations, outlining ongoing support and planned purchases to aid emergency response capabilities.
A young man with musical talent performed as a soloist at a spring concert. The event featured the choir and orchestra with attendance noted from the local area. The report mentions students and community members connected to the performance and venue.
Fragmentary notes describe a group event with Rand Lamar and others. Mentions of Wind, Sama wea, Sune, Jer Jing, and Bar ee vibe suggest a social gathering or performance. Details are unclear, but the text hints at a lively meeting with multiple participants and mixed activities.
Clifton American Legion and VFW Posts will sponsor Memorial Day observances on May 30. The programs include a parade and tribute to fallen servicemen, with ceremonies planned at local graves, the town square, and the veteran memorial. Community members urged to participate.
A 1904 event notice announces an open house for Mrs Jenson on May 18. It lists family attendees and mentions a pastor service with Reverand Fe iin dra and nearby farms. The fragmentary text references community members and schedules around the event.
Readable fragment lists participants and locations for a local event on May 24. Names like Axcomihy hol x and Cantona appear among scattered references. The text is garbled but signals a community gathering with multiple attendees.
A garbled note reports a court battle involving Pee Wees Lane, with mentions of individuals and entities like Mo Saivekieg and Mow An B tat tal bhert in a dispute over title or property. The fragment references women and a possible custody or partnership issue amid legal proceedings.
Fragmentary sports notes mention a team and upcoming game with Dal, hints of a broadcast and sorting or seeding, and urges to attend or verify details. Names and dates are unreadable, limiting precise facts.
Clifton community showcases a broad horticulture exhibit with winners and awards. Notables include Mande for horticulture sweep, Mrs. Frank Who and others earning prizes in flowering arrangements, vegetable displays, and ornamental designs.
Fragmentary notes show Council President Aulen De Aare announcing events for May 27 including a convention, a field day at a college and related activities. Mentions Reichert Melchert injury and attendance by various community figures.
Bosque County residents will decide five local political contests on July 26. The article lists committee appointments and precinct leaders including Earl Martino and Bertha Mudra, noting the recurring role of party leaders and election procedures in the upcoming primary.
The baccalaureate service is scheduled for Sunday night May 23 at 6 00 PM in the Holy Auditorium with Reverend Walt and Professor Deardy delivering the sermon. Commencement follows on Thursday May 27 at 8 00 PM in the Bois Auditorium with Dr Dewit Reddit delivering the address. The valedictorian is Guy Lockhart and a long list of graduates and attendees is noted.
Local clubs Clifton and Meridian preparing for league play with two teams. A meeting set for May 4 at 10:00 AM in City Park to register players and finalize rosters. Donor support covers equipment with a full schedule to be printed later.
Telegraph service announces Saturday and Sunday operations with limited mail delivery and post duties. Freight and passenger verifiers to be on duty. newsroom set to publish early next week.
A scrambled OCR snippet shows grain prices near 1.00 and 30 per cent, corn values, and poultry terms with unclear weights. Mentions buyers, buyers lines, and a market area with references to prices, bags, and products.
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