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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1935

Page

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Valley Mile hosts tense Thanksgiving clash with Cubs

Valley Mile prepares for a pivotal Thanksgiving Day game as the Cubs face stiff opposition. The Eagles seek revenge after a 79 scoreline in a prior matchup and aim to derail their rivals with key players including Beber, Vehl, and Jorgenson leading the charge. The stadium lights illuminate the 2:30 p.m. kickoff.

Cubs Cap- Wine Bronstad Aubrey Vehl Alvin Jorgenson Warton

Home Demonstration Council Elects Officers at Meridian Meeting

The Home Demonstration Council met Monday in Mrs Mangold's office at the courthouse in Meridian. Officers were elected including President Mire, A C Nevin as vice president, Mrs Alvin Koud as secretary treasurer, and other posts filled by local residents. The meeting continued with reports from the council and committee members.

Mra. Mangold Court House Meridian Abe Yes Mire A.C. Nevin Gurepee Tne Alvin Koud Befer Tn Aogert

Thanksgiving Play At City Auditorium

Announcement for a Thanksgiving program at City Auditorium on November 21 featuring a comedy sketch and entertainment acts. Tickets priced for children and adults with a Swede performer and a listed cast, promising a lively evening.

City Auditorium Wharmday Curt Rat Pt al Rhem Te Gash

Clifton Road Work Moves Forward Amid Paving Plans

The Clifton club discusses paving progress with the State Highway Department and city officials. Officials note completion of operata work and outline future projects, including a depart ing in the residential area and a new project following Project No. 1. Local leaders seek a December 24 ceremony date but weather may delay. Lions Edwards and Boe urge 1980 membership growth. Matthew Handley reports on church luncheon duties.

Hayden Edwards Lian Moleran Wan Lal Wawe Matting Clifton Ligue Mendley and Jenkon Wenly Lion Handley Lian Sateighway Department Iran Ton Handley Cinb Belken's Lane Harmony Rank Hall Ilinee Inter Deli Lion Handles Lions

Thanksgiving Proclamation Stresses Peace and Unity

Washington President Franklin Roosevelt proposes Thanksgiving Day be set by example to promote national harmony and peaceful relations. He urges gratitude for blessings, calls for devotion to Almighty God, and envisions a day of prayer while America seeks peace and fellowship with other nations. Proclamation dated November 13, 1935.

Washington Rosievel Frosluiming Amerion Feruain Franklin D. Roosevelt United States America United States of America

Double Shooting Near Hamilton Claims Two Farmers

Nov 2. A double shooting near Hamilton kills C. fe Gann, 40, and Wt. Blackwell, 30, found in separate rooms of Gann’s home. Investigators say robbery was unlikely motive as both carried small sums. Sheriff Hunt White notes gunfire occurred between dawn and 11 am.

Hamilton C. Fe Gann Hieyphow Blackwell Gann Perry Shotain Tian Sheri Houston White Fin Shariff Cauta O& Blackwell

Clifton Cublets Triumph Over Koppert in thriller

Clifton Cublets edged Koppert 12 to 7 in a high school football thriller played Thursday afternoon. Key moments included a blocked punt, a two yard touchdown run, and a late point after attempt that sealed the win for Clifton.

Clifton Cublets Koppert Clifton High United Kapinet Hownde Chita Pont Cliton Koppart Mands Clitton Point Lion Chia

Founder of T. C. U. Dies at 91 in Dallas

Obituary notes the death of Rev. Randolph Clark age 91 at his home in Dallas. Born in Texas during the Lone Star Republic era, Clark helped found what became Texas Christian University. The story recounts his early life, family ties, and the college’s move from Thorp Springs to Fort Worth after storms.

Dallas Texan Lone Star Republic Randolph Clark R. W Hotloway Barth Raquel Stephenville Clark Addieon ‘Tae Thorp Ypringe Hood Hich Temas Christian University of Park Worth Waco Seation Fort Worth Lou

New Ruling on Triple A Checks

A new method for delivering checks to AAA producers in Tocgne county is being implemented by E. R. Lawrence County Agent. Effective immediately one person cannot call for and sign the racelet book for another without a written power of attorney. Farm neighbors’ checks cannot be claimed without proper written authorization.

Tocgne E. R. Lawrence Mt 58

Meridian Association Baptists Meeting Here

Meridian Association Baptists will meet at Difton Baptist Church Monday for the regular monthly session. Readings include Morning Service by R. C. Brinkley, Burkner Orphans Home by Bagnachi, a sermon on Loving Sinners by C. E. Pow, and Foreign Missions notes by RBL Bulls. Lunch, vote, and executive board time follow.

Workers Conference The Meridian Baptist Association Difton Baptist Church m—Jung Foreign — Missioni RBL Bulls Trae Pe Luneh Tor Buck

Three Charged In Check Case Freed by Jury

A jury acquitted three defendants in a check case after two and a half days of deliberations. The trial, described as a complex effort, involved the jury finding no guilt on the charges amid mixed testimony and disputed evidence.

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Lane's Chapel Feme Of Interest Promotes Regular Service

Rev Culwell will fill his regular appointment here Sunday inviting the puri fie and invited to attend. Poston entertained home day School with a weiner roast Friday evening. The young folks expressed themselves as enjoying the occasion. Mrs Fred Roetachke, visiting relatives, left for Dallas then Vernon. Mrs Joe McCormick gave a misc shower for her niece Mrs Montre Shrader. Flowers and Thanksgiving decorations noted. Gifts included many and refreshments served to guests including Shrader Voiles Mayfield Bergman Turner Cox Franklin and others. Mr and Mrs Will Cluck of Me Gregor spent Sunday here with relatives.

Culwell Poston Fred Roetachke Relaives Dallas Vernon Joe McCormick Montre! Shrader Mary Franklin Mines Shrader Voiles Mayfield Bergman Clyde Turner Claud Turner Lowell Cox Br Kirby Cox Tom Cox Millie Franklin Christine Franklin Marie Poston Btella Vickney C. A. Townley Will Cluck Gregor Mra Otte Blue

Miss Sommerfeld Bride of Otto Zellmer at St John’s Church

Miss Hildegard Sommerfeld wed Otto Zellmer Thursday evening at St John’s Evangelical Church near Coyotes. Rev Baur officiated as bridesmaids and a small retinue joined the couple for a reception at the Sommerfeld home. The ceremony featured love and Promise You by the church choir and was followed by family celebrations.

St. John’s Evangelical Church Coyote Hl. P. Baur Hildegard Sommerfeld Otto Zellmer H. P. Rawr Pitro Mias Hisie Hampe Jos Urban Mildred Hampe Alice Betty Ludwig Rudolf Sommerfeld BL. John's Church H. P. Baur Tan Pyessher Hi A. Proicher Weil W. B. Cand

Flower Carnival Draws Big Crowds in Clifton

The twenty seventh annual Flower Carnival sponsored by the Civic Improvement Society drew strong attendance November 21 28 and 28. Mayor J M Jenson opened the event praising twenty nine years of organization. Clifton College Players presented two one act plays and Friday featured a Civic cast play MeLAWK spa OuCTAw to close the festival.

Civic Inprovement Society Clifton Crowers Eutity Department Lock J. M. Jenson Plower Carnival Ciele Society Clifton. College Clifton College Melawk Indy

Christmas Turkey Season to Start Soon

It is hoped the Christmas turkey buying season begins early in December with strong Thanksgiving deliveries. More than seven car-loads of dressed and undressed turkeys were shipped from Clifton to sixteen eastern cities, bringing cash to the region. Local reports foresee better turkey supply this year due to abundant feed crops and favorable weather.

Clifton Turkey

Governor Bags An Eight Point Buck

Governor Alfred Bags An Eight Point Buck as a peculiar report from Tat Atle Trans on November 28. The text mentions Alleydl and a big heart country, with references to weights and skate trivia, but the fragmentary OCR obscures clear facts and dates.

Alfred Bags Governorite V. Alleydl

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