23 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
1
County agent Flmo V Cook outlines demonstrations in Masque County including terracing on several farms and a sewing tour showing modern hog raising methods. The programs aim to reveal benefits, with dates to be announced in the papers. All interested are invited to attend.
The J C Y Bridge Club met with Mrs Kelsey Bradstreet on Friday afternoon September 6. A business meeting set the gathering time to 2 30. Prizes went to Mrs Emmett Schaw and Mrs Priddy with second high score. A luncheon and refreshments followed. The group adjourned to meet Mrs A Duncan on September 30. The report includes unrelated notes on grain storage and smut control that appear garbled.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs J Larson’s home with Mrs G A Cheohavs as chair. Minutes from the last meeting were read and topics included garden work, poultry care, and fair planning. Readout mentions county farm events, hatchery information, and notices about beekeeping and feed.
Growers report Jelbon Elberta peaches produced a second, distinct crop after severe March freezes. July and September picks followed a large early crop, with many peaches marketed locally. Quality described as good, with some large fruit and mixed sizes observed.
A misread dinner party scene unfolds at a home last Monday evening. A small group of friends gathers on the lawn under soft lights while dinner is served and the table is arranged with pink centerpieces. Names of attendees appear garbled in the text.
The Hon Orville Bullington Republican candidate for governor spoke in Clifton mid day Wednesday from a car mounted platform due to crowd size. He addressed Merittin Morgan and Walnut Springs and planned an evening speech at Give Rowe. Pastor Kay Frank Nixon introduced him.
Austin reports the House of Representatives adopted a resolution urging the state highway commission to abandon its plan to build Highway 69 near Sout with Bankhead Highway. The measure calls for stopping all new highway construction until gaps in the interstate system are filled and roads connected. The resolution was championed by Rep Bailey Hardy of Breckenridge and H A Hansom of Tyler.
On September 1 a Walther League gathering met at Immanuel Lutheran Church then traveled to City Park. Miss Cornelia Gohike and Mina Ruth Kunkel led entertainment with songs about farming, races, and garden themes. Refreshments included sandwiches and fruit as attendees enjoyed a social night.
A government report outlines the passage of Gas Rate Measure 18, restricting rate increases by utilities. The measure caps appraisals and sets a framework for price controls, with enforcement by the government and penalties for noncompliance.
The Missouri-Kansas-Territory Railroad was authorized by the railroad commission to reduce passenger rates from 3.6 to 1.8 a mile on the Texas Central division from Waco to Revanwel and the Cross Plains branch from De Leon to Croay Plains with intermediate points. France Mixon returned home after a brief visit to North Texas, accompanied by his inter, Mrs Pred Carilldige and her little son.
El Paso September 17 Dr Jefferson Davis Sandefer president of Simmon University a life long Democrat sits here and will support the Republican nominee for governor of Texas if Mrs Kin A Ferguson an democrat refuses to speak at a Ferguson meeting next Monday in Dallas Orville Bullington is named the reform candidate Sandefer claims the election will lift Texas politics to a fever and gain national respect
The Hill County Teachers Institute closed after a successful two day session with section meetings and talks by B. B. Cobb of Waco and A. M. Prasier of Hillsboro. Officers named include supervisor L. L. Wim and a drive general for the Hill County Interport Anstie Tennue. winners listed across events: Miss Lena Tillman, Miss Ente M. Mattress, Earl Hunt, A. E. Kid, W. G. Colvin, J. J. Ince, Royce McMillan, Theron Smith, and Mrs. MiG. Now.
On September 5, Mr. William Wagner of Fort Worth, a former Clifton resident, celebrated his birthday at his daughter’s home with a 42nd toast and a large gathering. Family and friends attended, offering greetings, songs, and a cake and sandwiches were served as the celebration continued.
The notice lists several couples for marriage licences including Alena Levaice Cavey and Oak Christenson from Chithin, and Mrs Buen M Shumate of Paris with Mr J D Grimey of Meridin. Names read like a local contractual register from the Koppert and Glen Rus areas.
Notice states a buyer will be on site Tuesday September 27 for a sale at Stay Bosque Co Wool de Motair Co operative. Ausny A. Ge Brandan, Secretary Treasurer, Clifton.
A tentative plan for the Central Texas Fair in Clifton in October 2020 outlines an outstanding panel of judges. Notable selections include John Barat for Beef Cattle, J. W. Widewac for Dairy Cattle, A L Ward for Swine, K. G Miller for Poultry, and A P Aphae for district matters. The event will be directed by Mrs. O G Johnson with a special judge to be appointed if readers exhibit. A parade and motorcades are planned, with visitors day on Friday and possible auction sale Saturday. Lions Luncheon notes include participation by local talent and a new member joining the Waco Packing Company management. Committee reports on highway improvements were presented to the State Highway Commission.
The Clifton Public School begins its summer session with a PTA meeting led by Mya Calvert president and Mrs. Behar secretary. Dr. Stout of McLennan County addresses Friday sessions on civic thinking while Prof Woods, new Texas state leader, speaks on reform. School news will be reported by student editors and faculty, with next week’s coverage by city reporters.
Guterville reports a fatal road accident near Irland yesterday after a car overturned into Rams. Myers, who lived nearby, is survived by two children. Funeral services for Mrs Carele Johnson are set for 10 at Trinity Lathewne Geert sty with burial at Thorny cemetery. An anonymous portion of the notice remains unreadable.
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