31 May 1946
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
1
In Jane, Bible schools are announced with plans for ongoing sessions. Organizers designate instructors including Pastor Jenis Pag and Lacheran Wile Clans to guide participants through study and reflection during the program.
A Thursday meeting at Aegan Meaig Mall gathered about 100 residents to discuss city matters and a proposed study committee. The council reviewed routes, safety, and public services, naming volunteers including Bogdie, Harry Womeck, Kest Apple by, and P. I. Kiser for a legal study. Funeral services were held for a Norwegian Lutheran community member, with pastors, family, and local residents in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text references names like Clyde and Saxton and a hospital May 1 and May 26 with numbers 140 and 046. The readable content is highly garbled. no coherent event or outcome is extractable.
A garbled notice from Cotton feed College announces summer session opportunities. It calls for interested students to express their wishes and register before the session begins, offering all courses with full ferable and linens of thin are older states.
Fragmentary obituary notes a person named Eminei TrobL Dig reaching age ninety. It mentions relatives Ida Gustin and Richard Troll, plus a surviving spouse or family members, with unclear phrasing about death in 1900 and other names like Luther Choreh and Tiredy Cowan.
The notice announces Clean-Up Day on June 2 1946 for the city. Messay and THPA are mentioned as organizers coordinating the event. The emphasis is on community participation and improving local streets and public spaces during the designated day.
The Clifton College alumni gathering on May 25 1946 featured a formal luncheon with gold and white decor and a program highlighting 30 years of the college. Alumni Association leaders conducted ceremonies including elections for officers and a presentation by student performers and faculty.
May 28 gathering of the Lions Club honored workers in the Agedlative SOF and medical staff with citations and medals. Recipients included Dr. J. Calhoun, V. D. Goodale, KD Hol, By Witcher, W. A. Simpson of Mills, Toderine M. Roz of Norse, and Lion EA Wandiey for re employment work. The club enjoyed a musical number by Thownar Hardie, and Ed Handley outlined nominating committee results for new officers with elections slated at the next meeting.
Olive Aare born March 1881 in Broth County to Herman and Olga Aare. After a long illness he died May 24 at age 60. Survived by wife, three brothers, one sister, and many relatives. Funeral held May 29 at Church of Crawfuls Gap with large attendance. offerings to Olaf Lutheran School Memorial Building noted.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Callie Wallace child and mentions family names Dasa Wallace Wire Gilly Wallace and a possible relation to Minn. details are unreadable and dates are unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads of a local homecoming notice list names unclear. Readable items include Wallace Williame Marton Lewie Poca Orv Keyd-tre Brecht Adopts Josie Rive Richards Rowe Burne-Valley Mille Glen Hon Lanes Kagpeyl Mercer-Morgen.
The Crifwn softball league releases a Monday June 1 start with no games that night. Six teams play three nights per week, each team facing two games weekly, with admission 10 and 15 cents. First half schedule lists Hulme Feed Store, Tennison's Humble Oilers, Wielock Mills, Hipamen, Cutzen Callepeve, Nore among others, through June 25 and into July.
Post office guidance outlines delivery receptacle requirements and slot dimensions for mail handling. It details when carriers may deliver to ground floor or external boxes and specifies that offices above ground level may have mail receptacles on the lower floor.
Emily Marie Adbert of Washington County Texas dies near Antahawa Mex. She married Oscar O Anz in 1905 at Holy Matrimony in Womack, Texas. Survived by five daughters and numerous sons, with funeral held at Zion Evangelical Church in Womack and buried in Clifton Cemetery.
Fragmented OCR text describes Clifton traffic with trains passing through, mentions Clifton Nave, an unnamed agent reporting railroad issues, and references to yesterday. The garbled lines name places like Clifton and Saco and imply a transportation disruption without clear details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions proofs, cater pictures, June 4, and a name phrase She Walks Sreieg wb be be. The readable items are not coherent to identify a definite event, person, or organization for a proper headline.
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