08 Oct 1937
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a building destroyed by fire, salvage efforts by volunteers and firefighters, and uncertainty about property loss. The scene notes smoky conditions, weather, and town resilience as emergency crews worked to control the blaze.
Clifton's College Cats defeated Texas Military College last Friday night by a clear score as backfield power and stout line play led the Cats. Key performers included Captain S. Jenson at guard and Hones at fullback with strong showing from end Laird and tackle Borley. Clifton hosts Craw Gap high next Tuesday. local firms support the team in a dollar-for-dollar fashion.
A fragment from Cranfills Gap notes Mr and Mrs Melvin Bauderews returning armed to their Fort Worth home after vacation with relatives. A Waco visit includes Tindall family members. A Lutheran church class of 27 boys and girls was confirmed on Sunday led by Rev W J Muskented. Names of class members and out of town attendees are listed with several Knudson and Samuelson family members. Continued on last page.
Tobias Knudson and his wife plan a Golden Wedding celebration with an open house on Wednesday October 20 in Clifton near Meridian on route 2 Me. The couple will renew their vows and invite friends and neighbors to share in their 50 years of married life and community ties.
Reported October 1 to 12 and October 14, the hot oil law violations in Maryland lead to jail terms and fines. Names and locations such as Taos and Ont. appear in garbled entries, with references to Crescent Oil Company and other unclear parties. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, outcomes, and jurisdiction for a precise summary.
The Meridian Association annual meeting is set for Clifton October 12 and 13. Sessions begin Tuesday morning with music, sermons, and reports from officers and boards led by Mrs. John Fort. Wednesday continues with reports on missions, standards, and various departments, closing with prayers and adjournment.
Ming Trong Ludwig left for Fort Worth to enroll at an art school in Hopson while 8 attended Howard Payne College in Brownwood. Several locals travel or visit relatives in Fort Worth or Waco over the weekend, with numerous family and friend gatherings noted.
Mr and Mrs Hien Aste host a welcome party at their Ridgewood home honoring Mr and Mrs J H McKay of Barnstown Kentucky. Guests enjoyed refreshments while Mrs Robine Baldridge received a ladles high score prize and Mr Darathersbiet won the men’s event with a nine point total.
Bosque county fair committee authorizes construction of a modern exhibition building for the Home Demonstration and 4H divisions. The project, to mirror the main building, will showcase home industrial work with prize money shared among booths. Entries due November 17 with prizes for canning and quilt displays.
County Agriculture Committee members say the 1997 farm compliance requires the operator or payment recipient to accompany the supervisor during farm measurements. A qualified co operator should join to verify all fields, structures, and soil practices are measured, with a certificate signed by producer and supervisor declaring boundary and measurement accuracy.
Clifton College marks its fortieth anniversary with a dedicatory chapel Oct 14 at 10:00 AM featuring Rev. P. E. Tharxon, speaker W. R. Poage, and music by Rev. J. N. Quelio and the College Chorus. The Oct 16 main program includes period costumes and impersonations. Admission rules offer age and attendance-based discounts, with a minimum adult charge of ten cents. Sunday events include a sermon by Rev. N. A. Larson and a fortieth rally with talks by Rev. J. C. K. Preus and others. The college seeks public support and large turnout.
Lions Meetings featured a piano verse by Fred Hopkins and a singalong led by Hayden Edwards. The First Presbyterian Church ladies hosted a barbecue and the secretary requested quantities for charges. Lion President Tucker announced the Flower Carnival committee will arrange a nine minute program.
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