27 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
1
A fragmentary note describes a historical Texas theme tied to Emliation and household article development. It mentions Jacob Alsan, Wins Milanger, and a College petition, with references to a prize and a seal of the Rx faction. The text is unclear but implies an exhibit at Callogs.
Governor Allred urged support for the Christmas Seal Sale to fight tuberculosis. He cited declining death rates due to state and national anti tuberculosis efforts and urged residents to donate through local associations during the nationwide drive beginning March 30.
Ambiguous report describes a complex case in which Dr J M Pyle of Dallas and others faced charges after a fire destroyed property in Beeville. Indictments list Hilt magtoes and several named defendants, with jurors and magistrates referenced in a damaged fragment.
Meridian court notes and local chatter include visits from Milas Elizabeth Muller in Austin, counts of attendees at Baylor University ceremonies with Vice President Garner, and social events at the Episcopal Church. Staff and residents attend meetings and hunts, with several Meridian residents in Clifton for a Flower show and other gatherings.
In a wide ranging interview Governor Pinchot argues for new leadership in the Republican party. He cites public wealth concentration as a danger and says Landon remains the stronger figure for years. Press comments note Senator Gibson and Lloyd Jones participated indirectly.
Mrs G E McCaleb hosted the Magazine Club on Tuesday after noon November 17. Twenty four members replied to roll call and welcomed new member Erica Bracher, with plans for a December 18 party. readers include Arabi annulated Nelson Oswald Parks and others as the club adds new names. Reports note Mr and Mrs Irvin Canute woe and family visiting Beautout for a short stay.
View of John N Garner with Governor James V Allred stirs talk that Texas will get another federal district judge. Allred may resign as governor if appointed. Walter F Woodul eyed for governor and attorney general plans loom. McCraw seen as 1938 gubernatorial contender, politics could pivot if Allred leaves.
San Antonio reports 14,783 workers gain work as 198 WPA projects approved in the past month. Texas Works Progress Administrator A P Drought says many will absorb workers from incomplete projects and those returning to agricultural relief. Federal allocations total 2 548 210 dollars with sponsors adding 1 108 510 dollars to fund operations. Additional road work expands the late oral road program to 480 miles of roadway employing 6 487 workers.
Civic Improvement Society will meet at City Hall on Sunday, December at six o'clock. Members plan charges for the choir and clerk will preside, with Frank Spenate serving as reporter.
The fragment outlines Clifton's twenty-seventh annual flower carnival described as a big success. Details are garbled with many unreadable phrases and missing context, but references to individuals and a central event imply community celebration with a local venue and participants.
Gov appoints Edward Clark of San Angus as secretary to the governor, adding a prominent, largely anonymous young attorney to state affairs. Clark has served as first secretary to the governor for two years, gaining broad knowledge of state matters. The post becomes effective January 19, 1087.
Local items from Cranfill Gap detail visits and social news. Families such as Burlesons, Grubaugh, Reesings, Tindalls, and Pedersens are mentioned with relatives from Abilene, Denver, Brandt and Clifton. The report notes travels to McAllen Texas and Dallas for a centennial event, with condolences for the late Mrs. Cartwright and sympathy to the Sven Hansen family.
Duster Schumacher achieves a notable 6 point buck amid a brief coastal hunt. Local observers note the event brought attention to the region’s hunting traditions and community gatherings surrounding the season.
A crowded meeting at City Hall last Sunday featured Prof. Curtin Pederson and the High School Orchestra. The Lions voted to hold only one lunch in December, to be on the 22nd, to avoid conflicts with the Trinity Lutheran Ladies. They approved a cash donation to aid needy citizens at Christmas and formed committees to distribute food and goods. The building committee presented costs for a 1997 Livestock and Poultry Show in Clifton, noting the site on city land near City Park. A house on the property may be used by the committee for show operations.
Margaret Dinca Olson wife of the late Dr O M Olson died November 19 1986 at her daughter Mira Walters home in Dallas Texas She was born December 8 1855 in LaSalle County Illinois Funeral services were held in Clifton and First Presbyterian Church with Rev Andrew Byers officiating Music by Harris Colwick and church choir Interment at Norse Cemetery Surviving daughters Mrs B Reich Amarillo and Mrs M Mow Waller along with six nephews and other relatives mourn her passing
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