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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1955
Page
2
Readable excerpts detail an American Legion and ebany Convention at Tang Star Storey afternoon. Mentions social gatherings at Mr and Mrs Norbert Suter and Mr and Mrs Bohne. Clifton of Abilene visited, with local celebrations and greetings noted among residents.
The district WSCS meeting featured welcome remarks, a devotional, and a program themed “Our Charge To Reveal.” Attendees heard reports from officers, observed flower tributes, and noted celebrations of birthdays. The event included greetings from local members and multiple service-focused reflections.
Fragmented OCR text lists several individuals including Ray Kirby and others, mentioning a November period. The readable fragments suggest a society or community notice with multiple names, but most details are garbled and unclear.
A ragged play by play depicts Cubs and Indians in a slugfest with frequent drives, tackles, and fumbles. Key moments include Wallace making yardage, Alvarado breaking a run, and a late scoring sequence that put the Cubs ahead before the final whistle.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous individuals and couples with varied surnames and locales, including Dublin Ireland, Cleburne, Grapevine, Tempe, Bevan, and Mesa. It reads like attendee indices from a local social or club event, featuring many titles andMrs or Mr prefixes amid scattered place names.
Fragmented text lists names, ranks, and locations tied to a military context. Mentions include sergeants, jurors, and enlistees from various towns and states, with scattered dates and program references. The legible items hint at a mid 20th century payroll or muster record with multiple individuals named and units implied.
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