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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
4
A fragmented notice from Ly Hronstad urges readers to buy war bonds now and again on November dates. The text references Bond series E F or G, bank and post office involvement, and rallying support for the home front during wartime.
Will C Hafee commissioner in the southeast county portion leads roadside work with Rodolph Kleine to protect erosion. Farmers contribute fencing sodding and maintenance as district surveys plan terrace drains and road ditch rules. Members from the Germany and Mustang Conservation Groups report vigorous Austrian Winter Peas growth and a large seed harvest by B C Rygatad.
A mixed docket of court actions includes partition of land with commissioners and a $10,000 valuation, adoptions granted, and several divorces with custody and name restoration orders. Reports note adoption and decree entries, a dismissed insurance suit, and local subscriber updates plus Governor Dewey’s vacation travel.
Those present at the occasion include host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown, Dorothy Ann Brown and Milton Jr, Mesdames T. Ly Huse, Walter Huse, Millie Bronsted, O. G. Bronsted, J. M. Bronstad, Mra. Huse, Kazi Muse, Mrs. Mary Nelson, A. L. Bronstad, Charles Bronstad, Martha Helen and Charles Pederson.
Bill Spangle, in San Diego training with the Navy, sends a letter praising Clifton High School Cubs for their season. He notes Clifton beat Valley Mills, praises the team’s fighting spirit, and expresses pride in seeing the Cubs in Green and White uniforms.
The Busy Bee Club met at Mrs B W Humphries with Mrs Andrew McFadden as hostess Eleven members and one visitor attended plus talent Miss Jo Garland who baked whole wheat cookies and muffins Mrs Selias reported score cards and Mrs Amundson gave council notes The minutes were read and accepted Next meeting set for Mrs Sam Oswalds on Wednesday Nov 22.Reporter notes a cake cookies muffins and punch were served and asks members to bring a pint of canned goods for the next meeting
Local event notice lists a harvest carnival Friday night at 7 o'clock hosted by Ole's Easy I Pay Tire Store. Community members invited to attend and enjoy games and activities at the venue.
Mrs. Honice Versa Williams welcomes a daughter at Goodall and Witcher Clinic. Leroy and Mae Wollum report a newborn. Frank Borda and family add a son George Wesley. Charles Moorman and Victoria Maureen Laskart celebrate new arrival as kids and relatives unfold at Hillcrest Hospital.
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