19 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rain breaking a long dry period and mention upcoming weather patterns. Reads as garbled journal text with stray phrases about mist, rain, and weeks, lacking clear events, dates, or proper names.
Applications for farm loans aided by the FHA continue at the Meridian PHA Office, with county committee oversight and county farmer applicants including Mrs Ralph Molovan and Bra Lottie Arimi. The program aims to assist farmers facing financial needs and land adjustments.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions births and family references including Jeb Andrew, Curtix Heid, Curtin Jr, Nadine Matson, and others. Numerous garbled names and places appear, with no coherent event or dates clearly established. The readable bits hint at birth announcements and familial acknowledgments but lack sufficient detail for precise reporting.
Thanksgiving Day open house on November 26, 1940 invites friends and relatives to visit Ole Pederson. Call between 2 and 8 p.m. to join the birthday gathering.
Beta Beta Chapter of the Dette Gaming Society met in joint session at Malis in Waco on Saturday. Hostesses Mire. W.L. McCown and Mise Elsie Custin-Bollowing greeted guests. The program featured two daughters known as The Maids of the Keyboard and a guest speaker Mau Washne Walkoe, with seven teachers admitted as members.
Allison Russell is buried in Clifton after dying in military service. He lived in Clifton as a youth, served in the Army, and was employed in civil service at Kelly Field. He married Mary Williams and leaves a child Bosanne, with surviving relatives in San Antonio and Clifton. Burial held at Pirgt Presbyterian Church in Clifton with Rev. La K. Marisela Bagi officiating, then at Clifton cemetery.
The Demonstration Council banquet venue has moved to 7190 Sema Nive Sirs, Gage. Members will attend the dinner following vaccination and security checks. date is Meridia etek.
The Chicago Record announces a Thanksgiving Week issue and requests news from correspondents and merchants. It notes many merchants will close for Thanksgiving and asks readers to send early information to the Record.
Hillsboro Junior College rolled to a 26 0 victory over the Clifton Cowboys in a conference game played Thursday at Millsboro. George Wilkerson starred with strong running and Cecil Pranks added key passing as Hillsboro built a halftime lead and cruised, with Franks scoring and the extra point fail not affecting the final 26 point margin. The Cowboys were shut out for their third conference loss and close the season against Weatherford Junior College.
Miss Delite Coward daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Coward and Mr Edward Belberg son of Mrs Harold Behulim of Iton united in marriage on November 6 in Clifton. Ceremony conducted by Rev Er erlake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Coro high and Clifton Junior College attendees. Couple plans life in Clifton with safekeeping of keepsakes and future home.
Rain on November 12 postponed the Save Perm program demonstration for the 178 acre farm. Thousands gathered from distant points to witness the rebuilding, with about 800 workers promised to return on November 19. Weather dampened enthusiasm but organizers hope a larger crowd then.
La Vega’s La Foy Piraten defeated the Cubs 48 to 7 Friday night but the Cubs showed spirit throughout. Thorn starred with two touchdowns and key runs while La Vega’s defense clamped down late as Clittans pressed on the 48 yard line in the final moments. Alfie Gouldivan Hansen Pinned and Pineda led La Vel’s offense as substitutes kept the fight alive.
Esther Taugen of Rider Lewistown becomes home economist for Lone Star Gas Company in the Cleburne Fittsboro Waxahachie district. She will assist 41 communities with meal planning and economical living. Taugen trained at Texas Lutheran College and St Olaf College, taught home economics in several states, and will conduct demonstrations and classes.
An old health bulletin notes rheumatic fever as a killer of children and young people. It outlines early symptoms in joints and irritability, urges prompt physician care, and stresses prevention through hygiene, avoiding crowds, and treating strep infections to protect heart health. The guidance advocates annual checkups, nutritious diets, and clean living conditions to reduce risk.
Local notes describe Bobby Hauke bringing in his first deer and mention hunters in the area. The account refers to preparations, a Wednesday meridian hunt, and reported sightings, including a buck killed near Notte and other incidents from a hunting trip.
Engineers announce a Brazos River flood control program with multiple reservoir and dam projects across the basin. The plan includes the Thomgus Hives on the Thomgus River and several reservoirs along the Kon, Lawpuins, Ran Gabi Hervor, and Nevwsoth rivers. Estimated cost about 4,015,000 with federal funding and operation permits. Affected land and property rights will be addressed, and a public hearing or written testimony will be accepted by the board by May 10.
Fragmented text mentions prices and weights for market goods, including turkey items and crates. It references carnal terms and a market setting with various figures and numbers, but the legible content is incomplete and unclear.
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