Pear Valley Community News 1956 Highlights
Light showers swept Pear Valley with Bances reporting about a half inch. Visitors and guests included families from San Angelo San Antonio Midland Brady Paint Rock Castell Waldrip Kaufman and Portland Oregon. Local church activities and hospital recoveries are noted along with travel to Houston and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Valley
Texas
Jesse Marshall
San Angelo
W. H. Marshall
R. J. Deck
Lohn
Opal Browning
Brady Hospital
Jaroy Moore
Houston
Zeb Deck
Paint Rock
John H. Schuessler
Castell
Methodist Church
Troy Pentecost
Clyde Lawlis
Lawn
Lynn Ludwick
Leon Browning
Waldrip
Ira Bray
Frost
del Rio
E. M
John Johnson
Daniel Webster
San Antonio
Eldon Dunn
C. E.’Priest
Gaston Moore
Melvin
Olin Lesh
Dawn
Kirk
Portland
Oregon
Local social notes mix visits across Texas and Kansas
Mrs W B Carroll travels from Portland stopping in Topeka and Ft Worth to visit family. Mr and Mrs Jack Leonard of Austin visit Pear Valley to support Mrs Leonard's mother in hospital. Multiple neighbors guests visit the Watkins family in Pear Valley including Hodges of Lubbock and Huffman and Patterson from Winters and Fife. Indirect references to church services, new garage building, and Austin visits follow with various relatives and travels noted. Indelible Ink. The Standard Office. Hattie Caraway was the first woman elected to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Ray Gault
San Antonio
San Francisco
Rhe Dell Moore
Lee Hodges
Lewis Jordan
Brady
Wash Moore
Lohn
Jack Horne
Pear Valley
W. B. Carroll
Portland
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Lesh
Ft. Worth
W. B. Jr
Jack Leonard
Austin
Mr. Gault
Melba Dean Awalt
San Angelo
Joe Awalt
Roddie
Harrell Watkins
Floyd Hodges
Lubbock
W. B. Watkins
Watkinses
Clifford Huffman
Winters
J. D. Patterson
Fife
Earnest Gober
McCamey
Church of Christ
Hattie Caraway
United States Senate
Texas Supreme Court and Commissioner nominees listed
Attorney General candidates include Ross Carlton Curtis Hill Tom Moore Will Wilson from Dallas County and Meade F Griffin Hale County. Associate Justice Place 1 Meade Griffin Place 2 Robert Calvert Place 3 Robert G Hughes with James R Norvell and other officials. Railroad Commissioner nominee William J Murray Jr from Travis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Carlton
Dallas County
Curtis E. Hill
Tom Moore
McLennan County
Will Wilson
Supreme Court
Meade F. Griffin
Hale County
Robert W. Calvert
Hill County
James R. Norvell
Bexar County
Robert G. Hughes
Tom Green County
William J. Murray, JR
Travis County
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Texas News
McCulloch County Star
Heart
Brady, Texan
Altech
Counties
L. B. Smith
C.D. Reed
Bob Wilson
D. E. Edwards
R. B. Smith
W. D. Priest
E. W. Gault
Midland
E. D. Gault
C. E. Deck
N. G. Gorman
R. J. Turner
Gorman
EB. A. Davis
Spunk Solsberg
Bill Elkins
Tro
Mel Ey
Arvid
Arville Ludwick
W. W. Ludwick
Wynette Moore
Robert Kunschik
Laveta Moore
Kenneth Lynn
Michael Haywood
Ents
Mrs
Lynn Haywood
Herbert Wood
Coleman
Hollis Fowler
Becky
Angleton
John L. Slaughter
The
Standard Office
Iovernor
Court OF Criminal Appeals
Jesse Owens
Wilbarger County
W. A. Morrison
Milam County
Robert S. Calvert
Warren G. Harding
Jesse James
General Land Office
Earl Rudder
McCulloch County
Ned Price
Smith County
Agriculture
Jim Barber
Collin County
Bill Jones
Winkler County
John C. White
Wichita County
Court OF Civil Appeals
Supreme Judicial
Raymond Gray
San Saba County
Congress
O. C. Fisher
Pam Green County
Harold G. Kennedy
State Board OF Education
21St
Penrose B. Metcalfe
A. O. Newman
Bill Allcorn
Aubrey Davee
John M. Guice
L. N
Luke
Paul Lohn
Joe Jay
Claudley R. Malmstrom
Paul Johnson
H. E. Patterson
D. J
Dick) Marsden
Walter L. Bryson
R. Kyzar
Arch Clevenger
C. C. Waddill, SR
Oscar Betsill
Fred Lohn
Martin
Angelina County
Ita
Orgue
Bell's Democratic Feed Store
G. D. Bell
Cense
Lind-Cense
Brady Drug, Inc. Piggly Wiggly Stanphill’s
RED & White
Gray’s
Fine Foods
Italy
Africa
England
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