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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1944
Page
6
Ethel completed her training at Providence Hospital in Waco, marking the end of her program with the Inte C.B. Simp- Bi team and paving the way for her next assignment in medical service.
Community activity centers on cotton picking with a host of visitors listed from Houston Stephenville Sulphur Springs Clifton Mosheim Jonesboro Parks Ranch Gatesville Centerville Turnerville and Waco. Several families including Hollingsworths host gatherings and share Sunday visits and联系方式.
The Magazine Club met at Mrs. Doyle Borchers home on Sept 19 with twenty members. Mrs. W B Oswald outlined the year’s programs as Mrs. M O Juel spoke on German expansion from 1938 to 1941 and Mrs. George Busch recalled the war’s early turning points ending with Patton’s invasion. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is Oct 3 at 3:00 p m with Mrs. George Busch and Mrs. Edwin F Grimes reporting.
The Bosque County Home Demonstration Council will meet Saturday September 20 1944 at Meridian in the Court House. All delegates are urged to attend. Jo Garland County Home Demonstration Agent.
A fragmented report describes Mrs Weeks's garden pantry with 400 jars, low expenses under $5, and preserved foods shared with neighbors. It mentions a 60 by 84 foot plot, 1,628 row feet planted, 10 bushels potatoes from 100 row feet, 100 pounds beans and peas dried, and early UT pilot training transitioning from civilian to all-Navy. It also lists Clifton Fort Wortham train times and fares for a student transport system.
A fragment shows Jim determined to maintain essential transit operations despite challenges. He anticipates the day customers arrive in new models and ask his opinion on them, underscoring his ongoing commitment to service.
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