Winter Cold Weather Risks Gathered By Hearers
Winter means cold weather raises fire risk. Projections describe heightened dangers for households and communities as temperatures drop and heating needs rise.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
1
Winter means cold weather raises fire risk. Projections describe heightened dangers for households and communities as temperatures drop and heating needs rise.
Local notes list residents and events at Lanes Chapel with references to families, illness, travel, and community notices. Names such as Mr kB Poston Mrs Parrish Electra Dapeby and Cliftinie are mentioned amid scattered details of trips, illnesses, and home conversations.
A fragmented report notes the Wall Street widow’s death and a cousin’s alleged actions. Sparse readable items hint at a financial district tragedy, but many details are garbled.
Sunday School and League events are listed with preaching at 7:19 and several meetings for the Woman's Missionary Society and prayer devices. The note invites visitors and reflects on how Sundays shape the week. A Dutch scientist claims an apparatus preserves organic matter without refrigeration by an electro magnetic field spanning 124 feet.
Ban Anton Texas November 18 the last chapter in the tragic life of Colford was written when his ashes were scattered over the grave of his fox terrier dog in Brackenridge Park. The service was conducted by Miss Lorraine Miller Deputy Tax Collector as friends watched in silence. Colford 87 took his own life, the coroner's verdict said after his body was exhumed and cremated.
Horner Lupriens Che hosts November lectures with Mrs Rehr entertaining and speaker Jeter at 7.00 pm. Choir practices Tuesday and Wednesday at church. HFA meeting, catechism and children’s practice on Saturday morning. Pastor A Obenhaus leads services and Thanksgiving serving reflects parish activities.
The Cayote 4-H Club met in the schoolhouse on November 17, 191. New officers were elected: President Mare White, Secretary Leon Eckert, Reporter Herbert Wenzel, and Adult Leader Edwin Kruse. After business, remarks touched on a demonstration to be shown at the Fat Stick Shows.
Cen Tex Feed advertises 18800 pounds of frevhi feed for stock. Itpromises complete line of popular feeds with low prices. The sale includes Purina Chows at cost to make room for new stock at burstain days.
New York Allentings JM Loughiness secretary of the International Cat Sooty cites a census showing 120 million cats nationwide and 7 million in New York City. Eight percent of New York cats are strays. At a licensing meeting, cat lovers heckled as J Hi Callender, chairman, assures well behaved cats stay home and have nothing to fear.
Meridian news recalls the Fair and Carnival with details of a large gathering, remarks by officials, and local residents attending. The piece notes a parade at the municipal building, speeches by ex governor Jus Feneanin, and a bustling dining room amid community pride and celebration.
A garbled OCR fragment records a Thanksgiving themed note with scattered terms and partial phrases. The readable bits mention a timetable or event label and scattered proper nouns, but no clear event, date, or location is extractable.
The WMU state convention and General State Convention met jointly, with Rev Mrs Alice Bayley Smith delivering the mission message from Brazil on Sunday. The Workers Council planned a meeting at Clifton Baptist Church on December 14, with reports and reflections from the Enon circle and nearby groups.
The article notes over half the corn crop goes to refining and diverse products for dining and industry. It lists items such as sparklers for Fourth of July, explosives, ice cream, soup, artificial rubber, silk, tanning acids, batteries, textiles, paper, silage, dressing, syrup, cooking oil, vinegar, grill acids, and attempts at paper manufacture from stalks. Whitewright.
In Rereville on November 21 A B Barnart a cattleman witnessed a brutal deer fight in a pasture between two bucks. Horns locked they tore ground for yards. One buck died minutes after Barnart arrived and he finished the other with a knife.
A local column recounts the week at Center Hill with social notes and visits. It highlights a talk about the search for a new rubber source by DuPont laboratories, describing synthetic rubber made from coal, limestone, salt, and water. The piece notes potential U S independence in rubber supply, though it questions suitability for all uses.
A. Hanna, who assisted Public Weigher Dave Helton, is running the office and hopes to be appointed to the role by the commission. Mrs Helton considered serving but decided against it. The Record notes Hanna seeks the official post to complete the late Helton’s term.
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