Death Notice and Travel of Local Residents
Mrs Clara Maywood learned of her nephew Malcolm Love of Phoenix Arizona death last Wednesday. Military funeral and burial were held in Prescott Arizona National Cemetery on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harold Mattecon accompanied his parents to Dallas last Monday for a flight to their home in Litchfield Minnesota after weeks visiting their son and family. Mrs Lucille Middleton spent last week with her sister Mrs Leroy Fry at Rochelle. Mrs Pry had undergone eur
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Leroy Fry
Rochelle
Pry
Fred Fortson
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Otha Fortson
Chester Engdahl
Glenn Smith
Fran
Jan
Shields Norwood
H. F. Parish
Menard
Lowake Inn
Murray Harper
San Marcos
Jack Knox
Houston
T. B. Cobb
M. P. Renfroe
Charles Stanford
Santa Rosa
N. M
E. F. Schmitt
Johnny
W. C. Hutto
San Angelo
Temple
Willard Kyzar
Jack Kyzar
Ben Kyzar
Chandler Nursing Home
Brady
Brady births and local visits fill Brady area notes
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson welcome a son Jason Morrow born last Wednesday at Brady hospital. Numerous visitors and family members travel to and from Brady, including Beverly Jenkins, J A McLaughlin, Eddie Bowman, Mary Murray, Tommy Wells, Garland Cook, Emma Ray, Abby Carlson, Donna Johnson, Sandy, Sue Guice, Fred Whatley, Marvin Whatley, Ronnie Cook, Raymon Cook, Levi Mitchel, David Siler, Avanell Oliver, and others. Mrs. Floyd Marshall serves on jury. several families spend weekends in Austin, Rankin, Cleburne, and Rockwood with relatives and friends.
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Gery
Clinic Hospital
San Angwelo
Joe Johnson
Brady Hospital
Jason Morrow
Beverly Jenkins
North Texas University
Denton
Dewey Jenkins
J. A. McLauchlin
Brady
W. O. Mc.Lauichlin
Eddie Bowman
Fort Worth
Odice Turner
Alvie Bowman
Mary Murray
Sheffield
Raymond Murray
Tommy Wells
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
O. T. Wells
Garland Cook
Junction
Tim Siler
Emma Ray
Austin
Bertie Sutton
Abby Carlson
Cleburne
Michael Carlson
Donna Johnson
Sandy
Sue Guice
San Angelo
Leslie Mitchel
Fred Whatley
Rankin
Marvin Whatley
Floyd Marshall
District Court
Ronnie Cook
Ferris
Raymon Cook
Joe D. Johnson
Lowake Inn
Levi Mitchel
Killeen
David Siler
Cameron
Avanell Oliver
Lamesa
David
Lim Siler
Guy Siler
Community notices from Mercury TX highlight weekend visits
Local brief lists residents visiting relatives across Texas from College Station to San Angelo. Families include Kruckemeier, Weatherman, Garretts, Cobb, Jacobsons, Lange, Middleton, and others spending weekends with kin in Stephenville, Brady, Irving, Del Rio, and more. Highlighters note Sharon Peel surgery and various social visits.
Local families share visits and Mother of the Year honor
Mrs L C Underwood travels to Comanche to visit Mrs May Garrett in a nursing home. In Brownwood neighbors attend North Side Church of Christ worship and join at noon with the Lively family. Mrs Minnie Taylor, 95, is Bangs Mother of the Year and attends church services. Additional guests visit in Bangs, Llano, and Del Rio, including families from Brownwood and Eunice New Mexico, with several Sunday meals and drives to visit loved ones.
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Bangs
Bangs Kirst Baptist Church
Taylor
Elm Grove
Jay Cravens
Eunice
N. Mex
Jim Beasley
S. E. Cox
Brownwood Austin Avenue Church of Christ
W. M. Cawyer
Cawyer
Cox
Fannie McBee
Mercury Baptist Church
Willie Stevens
Curtis Jones
Larry Cottrel
Local Fife News Highlights Social Visits and Farm Outlook
Fife residents note sun favorable for plowing before cotton planting as weeds grow after rains. Sunday visits include the Daniels, McDonald, Bradley, Finlay, and Cornils families with relatives from Eden Brady Lubbock San Antonio Corpus Christi and Kerrville. Hospital treatments continue for Mrs Purcell with family helpers present.
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Fife
Texas
Constitutional Amendment One Proposed In Texas State Ballot
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendment One to repeal obsolete and unnecessary sections of the Texas Constitution. The legislature resolves to repeal specified sections across Articles II VII VIII IX X XI XII XIV and XVI with no substantive constitutional change implied. Voting on the amendment is set for August 1969 on a for against ballot.
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Keot
Terenas
State of
Texas
Texas constitutional ballot amendment on legislative salaries
Proposal to amend Section 24 Article III to set lieutenant governor and speaker salaries at up to half the governor's pay, cap other legislators at the district judge level, and cap per diem at twelve dollars with sessions not to exceed 140 days. Election August 5 1969 ballots printed for and against.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Legis
Texas Water Development Bonds Amendment Proposed
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Two on the ballot HJR9 for the August 5 1969 election. It proposes adding Section 49-d-1 to Article V1 authorizing up to 38.5 billion in bonds for water resources and facilities development with two thirds legislative approval and state general obligations secured by contracts and grants.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
State of Texas
United States
Constitutional Amendment on Ballot Exemption for Nonprofit Water Firms
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment FOL RE on the ballot in Texas to exempt nonprofit water supply corporations from taxation under specific limits. It details property exemptions for church and school buildings, endowments, and charity institutions, with two-year sunset for purchases by certain institutions and a August 1969 election date.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Family Trip Notes and Military Leave Details
The text records Wade and Brownwood accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Turner to San Angelo on Thursday evening. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Fosser and Lynn, then traveled to El Paso and returned late Saturday. Jack Turner finished basic training at Fort Bliss and returns home with a 14 day leave before being stationed in Virginia.
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Wade, Brownwood
Clifton Turner
San Angelo
Burton Fosser
Lynn
el Paso
Jack Turner
Fort Bliss
Virginia
McAnally Lumber Co. 202 W Lockhart
McAnally Lumber Co located at 202 West Lockhart, ColOnly PAints.
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McAnally Lumber CO
W. LockHaRt
Colony Paints
Texas Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Five
Public notice details a constitutional amendment to Section 51a of Article III authorizing state cooperation with federal funds for aid and medical care to needy aged blind disabled and dependent children. It sets federal match requirements and an $80 million annual state funding cap with specific allocations for Old Age Assistance Disabled Aid and Aid to Families with Dependent Children, plus date of August 1969 election and ballot language for voting FOR or AGAINST.
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State OF
Texas
United States
The
United Are
State Department of Public Welfare
Constitutional amendment on loans to students under Texas Opportunity Plan
The text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature to provide additional loans to students at institutions of higher education under the Texas Opportunity Plan. It notes bonds issued under the amendment remain general state obligations, subject to AG approval and Comptroller registration, and become incontestable after delivery to purchasers.
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Texas
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Candy
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Concho County Nursing Home
Lawrence Brusenhan, Jr
Rockwood
Joe Fortson
Brent
Rosharon
Otha Fortyn
Lexa Lynn Landy
Carl@ Howard
Lexa Lynn
Mercury News
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W. D. Crumbline
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Keith and
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Arch Jacobson
V. Y. Middleton
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Mackey Dean
Lynn Underwood
Clay Kruger
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Mackey Weaver
Dick Haynes
Eden
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George Hardin
Irving
Sam Builta
Stephen
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V. Y. Middleton, Jr
Mark of Brady
Ray Peel
Shannon Hospital
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Dudley Sansom
T. W. Sansom
H. McBee
Sansom
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Buck
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Wade Nowlin
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Clark
Jerry Coffee
Deborah
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Waco
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Llano
Mrs. Smith
M. F. Hardman
Ray Weatherman
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Debbie
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Fount Stroope
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Lubbock
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Pug Cornils
Barry McAnally
Corpus Christi
J. B. Horne
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Voea
Henry Bradley
Howard Ritter
San Antoni
S. J. Purcell
Abilene
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Henrietta Turner
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