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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
8
Jagged OCR text describes theater listings at Cliftex Theatre with odd show names, dates, and ticket hints. The garbled copy references admission details, multiple performances, and a mix of performers, suggesting a busy weekly slate and potential feature acts amid confusion. The piece hints at theater fare, evening shows, and crowd chatter about upcoming events.
Not enough readable facts in the fragments to form a coherent summary with named entities or concrete events.
The election on Turday saw 118 votes cast with residents Arthur Miles J F Vickrey Clark Jenson and C C Blankenship helping oversee the process. Community notices list numerous visits and local movements across Mosheim including figures from West Trans and Valley Mills.
The Clifton Public School page details a Monday afternoon assembly in renovated rooms with clubs like Public Speaking and Drama presenting Stol? We Forget and other readings. The Dramatics Club met in the English room. Janet Homer performed a solo. a family style luncheon was served in the HK cottage with salmon loaf, salad, baked potatoes, jello, and coffee.
Fragmentary report of a social event with a long menu including creamed beef in toast shells pineapple, lemonade, and wafers. The piece names many guests such as Miss Seton Kinde Mabel Reooine Anna Lai islet and Mary Russell, plus references to a Central Railway project, a banquet, and upcoming Novena events.
A listing notes a winter grand ball at Wernick Huth Priday featuring Ty Met. Specifics are limited in the fragment, but the event appears social in tone with a formal dress code and date not provided.
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