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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
The readable text describes a mix of community updates from Clifton, including local church activity, subscriptions, illnesses, and social observations. It mentions a suspected impregnation operation, Thanksgiving and carnival preparations, and comments on farmers aiding small grain. The piece references residents such as J. Tubbs, Karl Jydy, and L. V. Schunder, and notes traffic incident on Main and Texas streets.
The New York Herald Tribune describes the Colorado River’s dramatic change after Boulder Dam, turning from muddy to blue as it feeds a growing reservoir. Hundreds of pleasure crafts now navigate the waters, with Las Vegas and Boulder City residents enjoying new aquatic access. Sightseeing launches ferry visitors over former hazards, while fish thrive above the dam and a potential rainbow run promises the first 20 miles below. The piece notes the river’s rapid geographic transformation and questions the unseen costs and future outcomes of hydroelectric power.
The piece critiques diet drugs and weight loss claims as dangerous and unreliable. It notes medicines marketed as cures for numerous diseases, including severe misrepresentations about their effectiveness. It warns against risky ingredients like phenol and urges consulting physicians for health concerns.
The world's biggest Information Bureau is in Washington D C led by the Superintendent of Documents. Government pamphlets on nearly every subject are offered at low cost upon request. A booklet titled Information is being distributed by Cardus and Black-Draught manufacturers to readers who write for copies. Mrs Enger Bryant, formerly of Bosque County, has lately moved to Chickasaw Oktay this Week matted in her cash order requesting her old home paper.
WW Shelton pastor writes a devotional note thanking parishioners and pledging high regard for faithful members. He announces the annual conference in a few days and evokes memories of shared times with the church community.
Kendall, pastor, calls for making Sunday the day of victory for church funds. Every income source should pledge, parents to divide gifts with children, and contributors to regular offerings. The message positions giving as service to the Lord and stewarding possessions. Services will follow scheduled times.
The Community Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs A G Nelson. Mrs Nelson and Mrs H B Dahl host choir practice Thursday nights at 7 30. Confirmation class at 9 20 a.m. Junior class meets Saturday at 2 p.m. Visitors welcome to attend worship.
Sunday October 27 schedule includes Sunday School Bible Classes at 10am, Norwegian service at 11am and a 8:30pm German service. The Young People's Society gathers, with a chicken dinner in the dining hall. No confirmation class Wednesday due to Austin Conference. Pastor Fred Mgebroff and Pastor P. E. Thorson invite all to worship.
Sunday service at 10 80 a m with English service. Confirmation class Saturday morning. Choir rehearsal Monday night. Bazaar hosted by Lanes Aid on Tuesday afternoon October 28. Brotherhood meeting Thursday October 31 at 7 20 p m Pastor HP Baur leads services.
Sunday School at 1. preaching at 10 46. Sermon on The Reformation of the Sixteenth Century. Evening service at 7 15. Ladies Bible Class Monday at 4. Bible Study and prayer services Wednesday at 7 15. Minister GE McCaleb.
Walter J. Maskestad, Pastor, announces a community schedule with mixed choirs and catechetical sessions. The note mentions a visit by District Attorney Penn J. Jackson to Cleburne, praising the paper and friends at an auction within his district.
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