25 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
1
After a fre it is too late to worry about insurance protection. Worry today to ensure dependable coverage and avoid cheap imitators. Jenson Tucker Insurance Agency in Slipton, Texas promotes reliable plans and warns against small savings from questionable carriers.
A local pageant and parade led by Clifton residents will open the annual observances. The Latins Club votes to join the fair parade on November 20, with a National Guard march, and a banquet aligned with the Flower Show at the City Auditorium.
A Home Economics group met on September twenty-first and formed the Nome Economics Club under teacher Miss Manske. Officers elected include Imogene Wallace president Vivian Forson vice president Ruby Alexander secretary Hazel Fern Bronstad treasurer Anita Obenhaus reporter with Katelle Heer Nell Gilliam Alma Landycrat and Willa B Fort as reporters.
Editorial excerpt notes amid scattered phrases about employment brain activity and social issues. It references Louisville Times and Norfolk Virginian Pilot style squibs, mentioning rail crossings and prohibition, with fragmented, local commentary.
H C Enger dies after long illness and gum illness fears. Survived by wife and children including Mia, Andersin, and Hanna. Funeral held Friday with home service and Brick Church service. burial beside wife and children in St Olaf Cemetery near Rock Chased. Enger contributed to church building in 1917 and was a Lutheran.
The Methodist Church sets Sunday services with a morning 11 o'clock service led by the pastor and an evening service at 7. The Fourth Quarterly Conference follows the sermon, with all officials urged to attend. Those opting not to stay may leave after the preaching. The Woman's Missionary Society also meets, and a midweek service is announced for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All are invited to attend.
A long OCR fragment from Cranfills Gap mentions Meridian Crow and local champions, with notes on community threats seen as a menace and calls for co operation to exterminate it. Includes names like Otha Gardner, Charles Austin, and Meson Hh F, with random references to threshers, crops totals, and local social events.
Church of Chevet schedules include Sunday School at 10, preaching and communion at 11, evening service at 7 20, Ladies Bible Class Sunday at 3, Bible study and prayer service. Church activities are listed for the week.
Meridan court items and local notices list jurors, trials, and community names. The column names residents, jurors, and witnesses, including Patterson, Mill, Unlap, and Van Horn, with updates on upcoming hearings and social notes from Meridian and nearby towns.
The Lutheran church announces no Sunday school or service this Sunday September 27. Pastor Obenhaus will preach at Kiesel Texas for the annual mission revival. Choir practice is Tuesday at 1 20 p.m. in the church. Copper etching details by Master etustrr mentioned.
Progress reports list multiple figures and committees for the Mustang project and related agricultural interests. The notice outlines a meeting time and venue with attendees including farmers and local officials, highlighting focus on crops, livestock, and community planning.
Duncan Brothers announce the end of their meat and ice merchandising enterprise after five years. Duncan and family have relocated from Mineral Wells and Weatherford to Clifton, with the business closing and the family planning future plans.
A Hamilton man, M B Fon, died following a collision south of Alexander near Cotton Bolt. He resided at a local sanitarium and the crash occurred around Sept 21. Funeral services for Fox will be held Wednesday at Alexander Turnbow.
An OCR fragment notes upcoming workings at Lae arcs during the campaign period in September. It mentions preparations and location cues but text is incomplete and unclear.
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