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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
1
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson, governor elect, files sworn statement with the Secretary of State showing campaign expenditures of 4803 dollars with 4661 dollars in donations. The News had previously reported 9466 dollars.
Eight miles west of Clifton a seventeen year old, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bakke, fled family home after illness during Fame week. Funeral services held at Rock Church cemetery. Registered Jerseys offered for sale by Gillespie Farm. Public notice forbids hunting or trespassing on Iver Olson’s farm. Norwegian church services listed, with English services at Cove Springs and Rock Church. An incident at a highway filling station left Iver Olson briefly unconscious after a blow. he recovers and vows caution with strangers.
Meridian Texas November 1924 local news item recounts court proceedings in Commissioners Court, budget allocations for roads and bridges, a fire incident at the poorhouse, and numerous court and county claims including payments to various individuals and firms. Also mentions community events and local visitors.
Clifton edged Hillsboro 18 to 19 after a late rally led by Bear Reesing and Pederson. Hillsboro built a strong lead early, with Clifton fumbling moments and a late pass drive ending near the goal line. Bear Rowning recovered a fumble and sprinted for the final touchdown, though Clifton missed the extra point. Clifton to meet Westminster College at Trhuscans next, with Thanksgiving day clash against Randolph in Clifton.
Local notice says a dog is at Cranfills Gap awaiting its owner to come get it and pay for the advert. Contact Chris Enger for details.
On Armistice Day November 11 Opar 4 Rea and John Cowen with their family joined an event at Norse. Joseph Cowen sacrificed time to honor the flag by delivering Alvin Ownley’s “Respect to the Flag” with notable eloquence, reflecting the family's dramatic streak.
Members of the Amindonad Club and guests gathered Monday evening at the home of AG Gilliam to enjoy a Queen Theater outing titled Little Land Ful olery. The event featured character hostesses, a supper, and lively chatter among attendees including Lily Cus Millie Browstud Raby Matlock Viola Raines and others. Afterward, thanks were extended for business support and future collaborations were hinted at with high regard for the club’s social efforts.
Two services were held at Willow Springs last Sunday with a vow addition. Bible study at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Minister J E Mullins officiated.
Mr and Mrs B P Burroughs of Waco were there Wednesday for a few hours with Vinik and friends.
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