Fragmentary OCR Note Appears to Mention Tr in ds
Readable fragment hints at a brief item likely titled Tr in ds with a monetary value of three dollars. No clear date person or organization is confirmed in the legible text.
01 Sep 1950
Page 1
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
1
Readable fragment hints at a brief item likely titled Tr in ds with a monetary value of three dollars. No clear date person or organization is confirmed in the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of upending a candidate and forming committees. Names such as J. L. Bander Jr and references to tests and a riding of observers appear amid unclear dialogue about a park or ledger.
Fragmented report describes several local events and illnesses. Polio-affected visiting youngsters are noted alongside community activities at Camp Arnhead and Kereville. Names and places are partially garbled but reference Dr Cowdall and local teachers.
Vague notes mention essential clothing items and grooming as vital for group wellbeing. Community members discuss brushing and care practices, aiming to improve daily readiness and appearance.
A fragment indicates Storva will close on Labor Day with few stores open. Moe and others discuss the holiday schedule and past practice of limited hours. The item notes local expectations for the holiday shopping pattern.
The Whitney Drops project updates the course layout with a revised nine holes along the highway. Improvements include a relocated green on the south side and a new underpass route to avoid crossing the Medway, aiming for a completion before next Monday.
A weekly Lucky Farmer Quiz begins this week offering prizes valued at over 800. Occupants of the “lucky farm” may redeem coupons at their convenience for merchandise or prizes. Winners must notify the resort office before the following Tuesday to claim rewards.
Clifton Funeral Rome adds a new Cadillac ambulance to its fleet, keeping abreast of modern equipment and improvements. Gene McCown, daughter of Mr and Mrs W MixCown of Ditton, was one of the honorees at a Delon Turday Marin event.
Arthur Cash named Clifton Scoutmaster of Troop 70 after formal charge last Thursday night. Community Public Service group notes role of Cash and Owen David Buieneer among others in organizing the troop and safety efforts.
Coffmans Bay Gulf Station was purchased by M D Coffman from Charlee Westley and Edwin ration on Highway 0. The Gottmans moved from Dallas last year to Clifton and bought a new home on South Avenue. Mr Coffman, formerly of Rochester Minnesota, will continue to represent the insurer here. Westley and Zinderad have no definite plans for Clifton yet.
Teen-agers were issued initial cards for entry to the canteen facility. The distribution marks a new phase in student dining plans as youths begin using the service.
The Cranfills Gap public school announces opening Friday September 8 for the 1950-51 year. Faculty meet September 7 to finalize registrations and a per day zoning plan. Officials include Robert A. Stanley principal and coach. Guy Digkeon elementary principal. La Vern Pendleton and others. Budget measures, new bleachers, and teacher increments noted. a rain date and public events mentioned.
Clark Royal was nominated by the Democrats of Boaque County as their sheriff candidate for the November race. Royal defeated incumbent George Grimes 1839 to 1451. Precinct 2 Commissions backed Emmitt Harel by five votes. total 407 to 402. Boaque County supported Wilken Griffin Morrison and White in state races.
Bosque County youths received Gold Keys at the FFA awards night in Waco. About 300 FFA members and guests attended as Bosque County students were named Lone Star Farmers finalists and American Pearl candidates. Curtis Haumbo of Ennis and Bobbie Hauke of Clifton were among the honorees. A note highlights several Bosque County alumni as top contributors to vocational agriculture work.
Clifton Jr. College announces its regular session starts September 7 with registrations beginning September 1. Faculty changes include Paul Speen replacing David Xain as head of the science department. The college promotes all students to attend and notes the era of war may boost female participation in professions.
Clifton students from Clim aritinn to Pendleton, including Stringfellow Thomas C. Handley Miece Sara, received bachelor degrees at exercises Friday at North Texas Store Denton. The longest lasting class in the history of the college was honored with 44 graduates earning the same degree.
Citywide cleanup set for Monday September 4 1960. Citizens asked to collect trash and place it in curbside containers for pickup, with guidance from Mayor Trotter and city officials.
Fragmentary entry notes Cureday morning when someone paid at Wadnoday's auction for merchants at 806. The garbled text hints at a sale event and a payment, but exact names and details remain unclear.
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