10 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1948
Page
1
The report outlines 1949 budget estimates and actual expenditures across precincts and departments. It notes total expenditures, bond and interest payments, audits, and maintenance costs, with figures for 1947 and 1949 estimates.
Notice asks families to send name and address of students going to college this year to the Record office. Provides phone and mailing options to ensure records are updated for the parent aid program and college attendance.
Multiple birth notices report the arrival of babies at Witcher Hospital and local homes. Kenneth Ho ward Wanders born Sept in Iredell. a 14-ounce infant named Rick ms Wide Wiss Bary Catherine is listed with uncertain spelling. a seven pound daughter born Sept 6 at Witcher Hospital named Bandra. additional newborn alerts reference families including Say Satake and Alert Steinke in Bayon area.
A large Colwick reunion gathers 126 attendees including descendants and extended family across towns, with speeches, thanks for support, and a long list of attendees led by officers Dan Orbeck as president and Milton Brown as vice president. The event features a noon meal, exchanges of memories, and plans for future gatherings, highlighting strong community ties among Colwick descendants from multiple locations.
Fragmentary text describes a guard unit to be acted in a cited area within Texas National Guard, mentioning a five member personnel team and recruitment or related operations. Confused references to locations and dates appear, with garbled names and terms.
Cowboys prepare for Saturday action with a likely starting lineup featuring Howarth at quarterback and Johnny Masongwle and Bobby Tadhaon on offense. The team, amid Southwest Conference chatter, aims to rebound with a strong performance at Central Texas.
Louise Threeclan travels from Houston to attend business school events and visit family at Mikeson and Weslaw communities. The report mentions Messod Mie and Cerise Babies, with references to high school graduates and local family ties in a newspaper-voiced update.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting item with unclear details including numbers and names. The legible parts show a deptee and state references, but the full outcome and participants are not recoverable. The readable fragments offer no concrete actions or results to summarize.
Fragmented OCR reading mentions Clifton Record and percentages. The text is garbled with names and numbers unclear. It references interest, a reader, and possible data on a record with percentages and log entries without coherent context.
The wedding of Garner Standefer at the First Methodist Church in Fort Worth featured a candlelit ceremony with white attire and orchid decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Beaman, Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Wisher, while the bride wore a blue gown with colonial style draping and her attendants wore matching gowns and fingertip veils.
The Lifton Junior College opens activities with new docentes including Mr. Funtor Colter and Mrs. Frances McCullough at Shirov. Students await outlines for two new quizzes while teachers Bertrand, Pakot, McLvod of Florence join and preparations cover class schedules and student welcome events.
A community gathering at Coyote Church brings together numerous locals including Kathrye Hulie ry, Mrs. Feed Hume, Jenn Kenegory, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. I Rowden, Clarice Ri Will, Elizabeth, Alton Growl, and many others. Attendees express hope for unity and note the presence of Reverend Sehuliy of Falls. The event appears to be a social reunion with broad participation.
Civic Chorus announces its first meeting Monday at the City Auditorium. The event invites members to join and discuss upcoming performances and rehearsals led by conductor A. Liem Dota and others, with dates and location specified for new participants.
The item notes a first game scheduled for September 9 for the Young Cubs and references multiple local figures and teams. It mentions coaching plans, upcoming contests, and community ties, with scattered names and places implying a small-town sports and social page focus.
The article notes the start of school on Monday at 9 AM with faculty present for the opening day. It mentions preparations, student gathering, and a focus on duties. It cites remarks about voter confidence and a push toward new facilities and stove installations in the school hall.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and events across political or civic items. Mentions include a person named Dowdy and family figures, with scattered references to election or organizational roles and late September timelines. The piece is heavily garbled without coherent events or dates.
The fragment lists various goods and prices around cattle and textiles, mentioning a sale with roughly 600 head of livestock and miscellaneous items. It references names and factions unclear due to OCR errors, with prices ranging in tens to hundreds of dollars and a spring listing at $85 to $276.
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