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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1930

Page

4

Miles Fort and Ruth Fort Unite in Clifton Ceremony

Stanley Th. Miles of Meridian and Ruth Fort of Clifton wed at 6 P M on September 11 in the First Baptist Church parsonage with Rev Frank Nixon officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fort, has been a Clifton resident. the groom is praised for his character and prospects. After the ceremony they honeymoon in South Texas then return to Meridian to begin their new life.

Miles-Fort Stanley Th. Miles Meridian Misennia Ruth Fort Frank Nixon First Baptist Church John Fort Shi City Clifton Cran Fife Amarby City South Tess

Shidge Party Hosts Bridge Club Soiree

Friday gathering at Mrs BM Sehow's residence featured pink decor and five games. High score went to Mrs Prank Spangle, followed by Mrs Allie Miller and Mrs Bt HL Gibson. Refreshments served to 18 club members and several guests. next meeting set for Mrs J. Laulanle's home on September 6.

Shidge Mra BM Sehow J. C Allie Miller Gibson Mesdamers MK Dredetfert H.C. Carpenter Jon Pallis Hectorill A. A. Miller A. Orbock F. J. Spangie J. Indeter N. W. Willett Misses Lot Bettis Hildegarde Manake Mimies Mr. Gitwon Waxahachie Pete, Schow, Jr E. E. Schow Mises Math Townley Mulder Schow Antatastis

Early grazing crops urged for Bosque County farms

Sars County Agent Elmo V. Cook advises planting small grains for grazing by mid September to boost profits and soil protection. Recommends oats barley wheat or rye with 75 to 90 pounds seed per acre and 18 to 20 pounds of genuine inoculated fertilizer per acre. Describes smut prevention methods and seed treatment. Also mentions Sunday church services and local visit with Arnold Manske of Galveston Medical College.

Sars Elmo V. Cook Bosque County

Me and Mrs Bill Spitzer announce birth near Clifton

Me and Mrs Bill Spitzer announce the birth of a fine son born Thursday September 11 near Clifton. Father’s name not given but the couple confirms the event and location in this local notice.

Bill Spitzer Clifton Pariente Fine Son

Visit Ends As Guests Return Home From Port Arthur

Airs of Besaimont and Mrs. George Fairbaire with daughter Mary Louise visited then departed returning to Port Arthur after an extended stay.

Meney Besaimont George Fairbaire Mary Louise Port Arthur

Ford predicts better business on Europe voyage

Henry Ford, aboard the Bremen en route to Europe for six weeks, says the outlook for business is better than two years ago and that the improving mood may last beyond October. He credits people choosing thinking over speculation as prosperity grows, while Mrs. Ford and a small party travel through France and Germany, visiting Cologne.

New York Bremen Europe Henry Ford Zara France Germany Cologne Chas. A. Hodges Detroit G Seebold

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