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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
4
The Record reports visitors from Clifton and nearby towns, noting residents like Clarence Canvianon and J. Walter Haen, along with patterns of postwar price regulation debate led by H OPA. It covers local subscriptions, hospital moves, and family updates from Clifton and surrounding communities.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Marvin Dahl and Fount A. Renter with references to acres, percentages, and a $5 700.00 amount. Place names include Mos dian and W. G. vans sub eration, along with individuals like Jesse Joel Oleanots and P. Butler. Further context is unavailable.
The Argos A. Exon home hosted a Texas wide family gathering this past weekend in Norwe community to celebrate Troy C. Rigen, a former U S Navy Chief Specialist who served abroad for twenty one months. Attendees included Troy and Mrs Bezen with Brenda Ann, Amos A Eggen Jr and family from Geongee town, Opal Eggen of Dallas, A T Melby and family from Dallas, Earl and Claire Arlene from Dallas, Houston Fagges and Anna Beth and Karen Lee from Hondo, plus Ovee Engen Amos A Exeen Velme Claire Floyd and Joe from Clifton.
Fragmentary local notes recount Clifton residents recent military service, returns from overseas, and funeral notices. Names include Blandater Chevrolet era staff, Captain Wegner, Sam Dewald funeral details, and connections to Meridian, Granbury, Lubbock, Waco, and Fort Worth communities.
Dreamed was knee deep in clover about store hours changing to open at 8:00 AM and close at 10:00 PM with limited days. reference to the Pair Store and stock tonic suggested by Research Farm for dairy herd production.
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