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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1956
Page
4
The Clifton native A Cowen died in Pasadena after a long career as a freeport area executive. Survived by his wife, Mrs Travis A Cowen, and three brothers, with interment at a local cemetery. He was active in the Brazos County chamber of commerce and supported the Texas Chamber of Commerce activities.
A local interdenominational church plans to open this Sunday with services led by area clergy. Details remain limited but planners emphasize community outreach and inclusive worship across denominations.
Open House October 28 marks the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lee Larson. The event features family members and friends, with reflections on decades of marriage, memories, and community ties. Attendees include relatives such as Kenny Larson and Mrs Helly Varin, plus guests who share stories of courtship, wedding bells, and shared milestones.
Fairview news notes Henry Boone moving in on Hutchison Place with local family updates. Mentions of Blassingane, Whitman fraternal group, guests, and community events plus a Friday meeting about sales and awards within the local business and social circles. References to relatives visiting, school and church social ties, and ongoing neighborhood happenings.
Sealed proposals for a Texas highway construction project will be received at the Highway Department in Austin until 10:00 AM on November 14, 1996. Proposals will be opened and read publicly. The project is defined under House Bill No. 118 and reviewed by the State Highway Commission for compliance with state provisions and related rules.
The readable text describes a local Fort Worth gathering with names such as Mrs Cait dane and Miss Joi Was, noting a supper and state pride. A child named Stone, age ten, is mentioned along with lodging and festive activities. The passage also references a donation and a funeral or remembrance tone in a partial report with unclear dates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions D Ashworth and a location with references to Monday, Saturday, and a home. It includes stray phrases about Tom and Sam, a group with friends, and an unclear for sale notice with partial street and item hints. No clear event or outcome identified.
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