24 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
1
A Scout unit plans a Court of Honor to recognize members who earned the highest scouting awards. The event will be held at the South Mecrnation grounds on the highway from Wesley’s Salion, with six new ages mentioned and volleyball games to follow at the Recreation Center open to the public.
Latherans announce fall gatherings with visits to Clifton and Noree for special sessions at Savior Lutheran Church. The Clewalt meeting and Bren eamferente will be held there, as district director Wraneham faces changes near Tetley. The Latheran Church hosts the Brotherhood Bally and the Lather Leave convention, with 114th annual events across Texas cities.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to newborns and family members with unclear names and dates. Mentions include parents, grandparents, a birth event, and a celebration or fund related to a baby, but many words are unreadable or garbled.
R Schmidt and Mrs celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary in the South portion of Bosque County after moving from Germany about four years ago. Family and friends gathered with many heartfelt wishes and congratulations for many more years of happiness and good health.
In Cowan the scoutmaster James L Hutcheson is appointed as acting scoutmaster after Lee Flint resigns. The transition follows a period of leadership changes and community welfare involvement praised by citizens.
A reader writes from Minneapolis about apartment shortages and housing costs near the University. The note thanks readers for support during a Texas stay and mentions a relocation to Oak Bath in New Mexico for a summer, attendance at the University of Chicago, and upcoming plans. The sender, Martin Jel, expresses gratitude for kindness shown to him and his family and hopes for a successful year ahead.
Alton Sommerfield son of Mr and Mrs G Sommerfeld of Mashelin wed Hessie Jorgenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanders Jorgenson on Saturday September 11 at 10 p.m. The double ring ceremony was held at the Meridian Methodist Church by Rev R Meritt. Attending were the bride’s maid Miss Bottie Ann Jorgenson of Clifton and Thomas Rose of Turnersville. Guests included Miss Maxine Styler of Clifton and Robert Hoke Sagrworth of Hurat Springs. The couple will reside near Monhelm with their parents. Community friends extend best wishes for happiness.
The text notes Ed Grimes of Mustang exhibited at a Tyler event last week. It mentions a Jersey show connected with Uke Zant Pesan Fair and references a local figure, with unclear details due to damaged OCR. The fragment hints at performances and inquiries about the outcome.
Gap Lions defeated the Cabs 12 to 7 in a brisk game marked by an early touchdown. The veteran Gap lineup maintained pressure, overcoming adversity to secure the win as spectators cheered a decisive first-minute score and steady defense throughout.
Local sheet notes Cubs host Itaro at home Friday night with a 8:00 p m start. Scattered garbled text mentions team names Itaro Ghatan Teh Cue and Ye Itasca Wasipue Cte rane toy the Eta gyri Pei hgh and Creations of a crowded venue.
Freshman Eddie Purr sparked a late drive to seal a tough section win in the Sie quarter, while Crwafills Gap capitalized on a kickoff and a quick pass. Leland Terger Arlin Rhone and Clifton Sindorud stood out on the line in a game marked by wild passes and a costly officiating error. Milton Beavers possibly out with a cracked bone in his arm.
Mary Huffman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frants Huff, Clifton, wed Wilfr West, son of Mr and Mrs WR West, at Hilabara on a Saturday afternoon. Guests were greeted by Mary’s mother and other relatives as flowering arches, floral decorations, and a painted banner framed the event. Delicious refreshments included martini cookies as part of a formal reception.
Golfers from the local club prepare to compete for the Dahl Trophy in a forthcoming tournament. Organizers announced the event with details on venue and participating members from the club.
Cowboys suffer a hard loss as Jtac wins by disputed calls and late game momentum. Officials admit a crucial mistake, allowing Plowboys to threaten late, while Oliver and Basnengale connect on a near touchdown. Cast includes Talus and Wallace as top performers for the Cowboys with injury notes on Mattiage and Beijos.
A garbled report notes a birthday for an individual named Hanson at home after church with family present. The fragment mentions a feast, beverages, and attendees with many unreadable names and phrases, leaving the central event of a birthday gathering but unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR lists men from Bosque County Texas registered for a draft. Names such as Alstyne, Claistonseyy, Polh, Hoyieerine Pl appear among partial lines and scattered phrases indicating a muster or registration period. The legible items reflect a historical draft record with multiple personal names and locations.
The community mourns Mrs D C Halverson who rested at home then moved to the church and cemetery. Led by local ministers and with many relatives present, the service recalled her years of service in church and war work. Survived by nieces, nephews, and grandchildren, with a large hometown assembly honoring her long life.
Residents gathered Wednesday September 14 at the Mount View parlor for a quilting session and birthday observances. A noon dinner followed with Rev. and Mrs. Macke in attendance and gifts presented to Mrs. Illy Bimm Mom, Vada Wimberly, and Fay Pendleton.
Drilling on an oil test well progresses toward 6 700 feet with plans to reach about 7 600 feet if conditions stay favorable. Rumors swirl around the project at Highton farm and the Roighert property as crews pause for equipment from Houston.
A wedding occurred Saturday evening in Pflugerville for Leo Lasdthe of Pflugerville and his partner. The event included their son and daughter-in-law Tick Luedtho and family, with attendees at San Maton.
Fragmented text from an old grain market column shows prices for corn oats and cotton. Mentions Ontario and values like 208 and 1.10 per unit. No clear date or full items due to damaged source.
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