Lohn News Highlights Community Ties and Local Death
Local notes from Lohn Texas report showers, farm to-do items, and visits by residents. Obituary coverage notes the death of Cy Baum and funeral plans in Wichita Falls, with community members traveling to San Angelo, Fort Worth, and Brady for events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Durham
Big Spring
Clifford Huffman
Winters
J. D. Tatterson
Brady
Billy Ray Taliaferro
Jana
Laurie
Marie Shipman
Harold
Robert
Melvin
Steve King
Kim
Dinah Woodress
L. S. Walker
Larry Walker
Fort Worth
Cy Baum
C. W. Hemphill
Jerrel Hemphill
Deena
Royce
O. O. Huie
Wilkerson Chapel
Lohn
Ruth Bagley
Lampasas
Daily Deck
Tony Reese
Mike Reese
Leisa
Big Lake
Damon Faught
San Angelo
Elma Simmons
Elward White
Lincoln Lohn
Larry Lohn
Carl
San Marcos
Larry
Farl Reeves
Port Worth
Public Notice Constitutional Amendment ER One On Ballot
Legislative notice announces constitutional amendment ER One to repeal obsolete sections across Articles II to XVI of the Texas Constitution. The measure would be voted on August 1969 ballots with only yes or no options. The repeal aims to remove superfluous provisions without substantive constitutional change.
Proposal for Texas constitutional amendment on legislative salaries
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment SJR31 modifying Section 24 of Article III. It sets salaries for the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker at up to half the Governor’s salary, other legislators up to a district judge’s pay, and a $12 per day per diem with a 140 day regular session limit. Ballots printed August 5, 1969 for vote.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Legis
Texas Water Development Bonds Amendment Proposal
Public notice details a constitutional amendment HJR9 proposed to broaden Texas Water Development Board powers. It authorizes 5.5 billion in bonds, outlines fund use, contract possibilities, and state credit obligations with election date August 5, 1969.
Constitutional Amendment Four On Ballot Details
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number four in Texas. It specifies taxation exemptions for nonprofit water supply corporations and religious institutions with conditions, to be voted on January 1969. The governor will issue the proclamation and publish the amendment per state law.
Brady Standard Classified Notices From May 2010
Public notice from Brady Texas detailing mail rates and display charges for the Brady Standard. Includes rates for electrotypes composition and per-column inch pricing, plus minimum ad costs and penalties for non-news items such as obituaries and church entertainments with admission fees.
Melvin 4-H honors at Dietriet Awards in San Angelo
Melvin 4-H members earned top placings at the Dietriet Awards Program in San Angelo last Saturday. Hetty McCartney and Diana Heyna won first in Electric Team, Marilyn Krieg and Nancy Matteson second in Safety Demonstration, Pamela Dick inson second in Clothing, Junto Aguirre third in Public Speaking, Linda Malm strom second in Senior Public Speaking, Laurie Talia ferro third in Foods and Nutrition, Jana Taliaferro as Senior winner in McCulloch County Favorite Foods Show represented the county in the Breads and Cereal Group. Others attending included several local families and a community barbecue at Rochelle Friday night.
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Melvin
Tex
Melvin 4-H
San Angelo
Hetty McCartney
Diana Heyna
Marilyn Krieg
Nancy Matteson
Pamela Dickinson
Junto Aguirre
Linda Malmstrom
Laurie Taliaferro
Jana Taliaferro
McCulloch County
Robert Kreig
Wade Dickinson
Edsel Malmstrom
B. R. Taliaferro
Moses Aguirre
Joe Reyna
Jerry McCartney
Shields Norwood
T. Wood
Rochelle
Dick Haynes
Tom Archer
Varina Morrowell
Eden
Treecia Fulcher
Stephenville
Mauekey Weaver
Linno
Buchanan Dam
Johnson City
Fredericks Buret
J. P. Sparks
C. Waldrop
Leon
Wimberly
Richard Gibson
Beverly Jenkins
North Texas University
Denton
Dewey Jenkins
Jimmy Atkinson
Houston
C. C. Cave
Dill
Beverly
Killeen
John Rodgers
Gerald Hendon
Presadena
College students visit families over weekend in Texas towns
Tarleton State College student Fred Fortson of Stephenville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otha Fortson, while another Tarleton student David Matteson visited his parents in Stephenville. Supt. Floya Marshall and board members attended a School Board Workshop at Howard Payne College in Brownwood. Other local residents traveled to Dublin and Menard for visits with relatives and guests.
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Richard
Willis Faulkner
C. E. Frost
Clarence Lotn
Lyla
Victor
Shad
E. W. Frost
Denese
Brady
San Saba
Voca
M. W. Holland
Jerry Holland
Nicky
J. R. Winstead
G. C Looney
Fireside
Brady Lake
R. E. Briscoe
L. B. Looney
Dublin
W. B. Looney
O. A. Briscoe
Briscoe
Fort Worth
Pear Valley
Clyde Hodges
Mullin
Rhe Dell Moore
California
Jack Horne
Carlsbad
N. Mex
Clifton Moore
Horne
Fowler Solshery
Stephenville
B.D. Solshery
Kay
W Solshery
FE. D
San Antonio
Jackie Horne
T. L. West
Jeter-West
Cisco Lake
Aron Bray
Owen Rudolph
Butch and
Jay
Shad Jennings
Jennings
Richard Locke
Cherokee
Ru Bray
Ruchwood
Roy James
Lubbock
Carl James
Austin
Baptist Church
San Angelo
McCulloch
San Angelo State College
Sherri Huie
Elizabeth Bratton
David Huie
Fred Fortson
Tarleton State College
Mra
Otha Fortson
O. T. Weiss
Floya Marshall
Teney Jenkins
Robert Krieg
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Mershall
TH Polk
Candy
Newton
David Matteson
Harold Matteson
Shields Norwood
WH. K. Parish
Menard
Steve Swensk
Selma Swenosk
Rosa Oleson
Detroit
Mich
Texas Public Welfare Amendment On Ballot 1969
Public notice announces constitutional amendment for Texas to allow federal matching funds for medical care and assistance programs. It details eligibility for aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children, set maximum state payments, and appropriations from state funds and the Omnibus Tax Clearance Fund. Election date listed as first Tuesday in August 1969 with for against ballot wording.
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State OF
Texas
United States
The
State Department of Public Welfare
Theermanently
M Canally Lumber Co shows address at 202 W Lockhart
Local business directory lists M Canally Lumber Co at 202 West Lockhart in Col ony Paints area.
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M Canally Lumber CO
W. LockHaRt
Colony Paints
Public Notice Institutional Amendment on Ballot HJR7
A Texas public notice outlines an amendment to add Section 64 to the state constitution allowing bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest rates set by the issuing agency within legislative limits. The proposal will be voted by qualified electors at the August 1969 election with ballots printed for yes or no.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development Bonds
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment Seven on the Texas Ballot HJR4
Public notice details proposed constitutional amendment number seven on the ballot. It seeks to amend Section 51-d Article II to allow state payments of survivor benefits to spouses and minor children of officers employees and agents including volunteer fire department members and police reserve units who die in the line of duty. The measure also clarifies enabling laws may be enacted in anticipation of the amendment.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Orfry
Public Notice on Texas Bond Authorization for Opportunity Plan
The notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments to authorize up to 200 million dollars in general obligation bonds by the Texas Coordinating Board and Texas College and University System. Funds would support the Texas Opportunity Plan, with bonds issued under Section 50b and deposited to the plan’s fund. The measure specifies terms, eligibility, and states bonds are general obligations of Texas.
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State of Texas
Texas Water Development Board
United States
Texas
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Texas Opportunity Plan Fund
Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot Section 5 Sessions Plan
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number nine on the ballot. It specifies changes to Section 5 requiring annual regular sessions with 30 days for bills and hearings in odd years and 60 days in even years, plus Governor emergency messages and appropriation provisions starting 1971 and 1972. The ballot question asks voters to approve or reject the amendment to provide for annual legislative sessions.
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Camerons
R. B. Smith, Jr
Clinte Hospital
Dutch Woodward
Victor Lohn
Freddie Pearce
Bobby Pearce
Kim Carroll
Mmes
C. P. Lohn
Bob Pearce
Zane Carroll
Gene Bratton
Glenn Huie
Lyla Lohn
Tenas
Water Development Board
Comptroller of Public Accounts
SIAG
Ehtereh
Igi Society
Eleen
Heady
Ows
Pridwey Street
Brady, Texas
McCulloch & Adjoining Counties
Tesac
L. B. Smith
Larry B. Smith
C. D. Reed
Melvin News
Mrs. W. 0. Akins
Russell
Mrs. Haywood
Mrs
Jackie Garner
Latemarque
Lynn Garner
Miss Shared Garner
UBLIC
Bruce Ayauuueto
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