Hitt Seeks W D Nuckols As Division Manager
Cartan 36 and a veteran in construction and oil field work is reported to promote W D Nuckols to division manager at Clifton. Coston of Bosque County notes Nuckols’ replacement and says the move ahead of a new manager may require time to adjust. G Collins succeeds as manager at Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Toot
Hitt
W. D. Nuckols
Cartan
Texas
Gufton
Grenfille Gap
Coston
Bosque County
Hee Toy Central Texan
Fis Mexico
Ned Oil Company
Mia
Yi -Min
Mr. Nuckols
Hie
Sammad
Elisa
G. Collin Eeu Mannager
Clifton
Grimes Named Successor to Julius Jenson as Secretary Treasurer
Julius M Jenson leaves the Federal Farm Loan Association with Clifton office and Meridian business. E P Grimes of Meridian succeeds him and already assumes duties. Grimes brings years of government department experience to maintain the agency's operations and supports Clifton and Meridian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius M. Jenson
Federal Farm Loan Renociation
Clifton
Meridian
E. P. Grimes
My. Jenson
Adele
Sven
Biel
Bia
Mra Rims
Grimes
Clifton High Sahoo
Grimon
Il Conti
Oto Besiu Etficiene
Unclear OCR list of players and figures in sports
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of player names and numbers including Broustad Grimland Franklin Goblke Alfred Olaon Dahlen Murrel Allen Myline Limberg Arnold Wiede Amundson John Standeter Solberg Nabors and others with stray symbols, no clear event or team context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braziera
Broustad
Grimland
Ranklin Goblke
Alfred Olaon
Her
Dahlen
Bill
Dean Pleraon
Murrel
Allen Myline
Bille
Limberg
Cure
Arnold Wiede
Amundson
John Standeter
Lawrence
Tillman Erick
von Solberg
David Nabors
Standefer Ready For New Models
Standefer prepares for new production models as the Devon Company advances interior and exterior build work. The team tightens assembly lines to ready upcoming releases and ensure components align with revised design specs.
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Standefer
Community Public Service Mismatched at Clifton Office Change
Local manager C G Collins mislisted Cecil P Coton’s successor and family move. Clifton office staff checked changes Wednesday, as Mr and Mrs Colline and friends regret relocation from the community. The row notes religious and time nativity interests and fondness for Deane, praised as a local horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Collins
Cecil P. Coton
suscessor at _ ton
Contoo
Dhe Caldene
Marc
Collings
Elvanger
Coline
Lions Club Hosts Clifton Meeting With Dinners And Program
The Clifton Lions Club met on Tuesday with guests including Mr Turner Greenwade and Cecil, new District Manager for Community Public Service Coll. A five chicken dinner was served by the First Methodist Church. Quentad Ewenson, a high school xylophone artist, performed with accompanist Lens Mac Windha. The club discussed Flower Carnival, football support, and attendance efforts with a schedule of events for the week at local schools and stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lions Club
Turner Greenwade
Josqua County
Cecil
Outon
Community Public Service Coll
Tall Twister Rare
Quentad Ewenson
Nola
Don Sweetheart Lens Mac Windha
Questad
Urs Lee Bettie
Lions Club
Lions
Dinty
Change of Address Urged by Selective Service Leader
General Page warns registrants to report address changes immediately to local boards to avoid delinquency notices and possible action by the United States District Attorney. He notes penalties under the Selective Service Act include fines and imprisonment for willful violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Watt Page
Page
National Service
Department of
Selective Service Act
Selective Service System
Department of Justice
National Defense
United States District Attorney
L ‘General Page
Inel
Reaurant
Local Fi Interest Grows As Opens Lora Intergettm Football
Local field night showcased Clifton Junior College and Clifton High School football with drills and explanations of upcoming rule changes. Both squads look strong this season. the high school team is notably large in weight, while the college roster is the biggest in years with talent flowing from Clifton High and other schools attracting fan interest.
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Lora
Clifton Junior College
College Jesu
Clifton High School
Magazine Club 40th Anniversary Observed in Home
The first meeting of the 1941 42 magazine club year was Tuesday September 16 at Mrs W B Oswalds home. The program honored the clubs 40th anniversary with greetings from officers and members. Fifteen of sixteen charter members remain and two attended. Refreshments were served to twenty three members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Oswald
N.C Huret
Mya
J. W. Butler
Mia
Laure Bong
C. F. Collin
Anna Driskill
R. Y. Ferguson
Meridian
Munde
Rentice
Merdames Huon Aura
R. L
Aldridge
Orn
Lee Betti Brusbears
W. A. Cann
D.hane Dahl
Phil Gilliam
VD. Goodall
G. D. Grimlund
Lewis Hauke
A. Hill
W. C. Burtt
Maurice Jameson
B K.parker
Bruce Purle
C.E. Pierson
R. H. Rogstad
L. E
Blifton Cabs Open Football Season vs Lorena Tonight
Blifton Cabs begin football season hosting Lorena in a game billed as a big night for fans. The Cubs backfield likely features Franklin Gotlke and Artin Nelson, with Olin Dennis and Allen Hulme at wing back, and ends Johnnie Lodwix and L. C. Hater leading a fast, large receiving unit. The defense aims to improve, while Lorena seeks a repeat performance from last week. Tickets at the gate offer reduced prices.
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Cubs
Franklin Gotlke
Artin Nelson
Olin Dennis
Allen Hulme
Allen
Alton Heier
Hermann Waurbs
Joan Pierson
Bill Spangle
Johnnie Lodwix
L. C. Hater
Johnnie
Hafer
Willie Ludwig
David Bronstad
Handley
Allen Grimland
Toile Seljos
Dahlen
Muriel Bere
Bilfred Olson
Henry Larence
John Stadefer
Tishmon Erickson
Billie Camteron
Eldon Solberg
Edwin Muffy
Curtis Amundson
James
Tale
Defense Training Center Opens In Clifton Monday
The Clifton Defense Training Center opened Monday September 15 offering a ten week metal work course. J. G. Fincher initiated the program which meets at the Fincher Stop until the Future Farmer Building is ready. Eligible out of school boys aged 18 to 20 may enroll. classes run five nights weekly from 6 30 to 9 30 p.m.
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Clifton Defense Training Center
J. G. Fincher
Fincher
Rank Kell Former Clifton Citizen Dies At Wichita Falls
Frank Kell 81 veteran West Texts capitalist and founder of Wichita Falls dies of pneumonia. Services set at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Karl Wellstone officiating. Kell led Wichita Falls Southern & Railway and served on Missouri Kansas Railroad board. chaired Plains Plane Mill, Texas Newt Elliott Cattle, Wichita Falls Wagon Company, and many other firms. He is remembered as a self made man with broad business holdings and deep local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Frank Kall
Kell
Arul
Texas
Wichite! Falls Southern & Railway Company
Heiras
Missouri-Askanane Railroad
Plains Plane Mill of
Texas-New Neaton Cattle Company
Wichita
Falls Galion Oi Company
Olney Oil Refining Company
Kemp; Hotel Corporation
Wichita Falls, Warehiker Building Company
Memsber
Shies Wet & Daerver Mallyray
Wichita Falla
Pipeline May Force Army Camp Shift
The War Department weighs rerouting a Jumble Company pipeline to avoid Army camp at Valley Mills Texas. One option would move the artillery site south, the other shift the camp, seeking to reduce risk to the post and its facilities. Representative W. R. Texas comments on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Valley Mills
Texas
W. HR. Texas
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Corll Coston
E. F. Grimes
Pema
Devs Company
Sir
Lycat
Clifton College
Eevalng
Lorena Wa Clifton
Rmeccap
Pierson
Magazine Club
Blifton Cabs
Lorena
McGregor Bulldogs
Esrs
Defense Training Center
Rank Kell
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