World War I Veterans Hear Service Officer Guidance
Coke County Veterans of World War I met in Robert Lee with Arthur Sitas of San Angelo as the main speaker. He urged discussing issues with the local service officer before approaching the Veterans Administration and noted benefits and dues for the Coke County Barracks No 2409 W WI Veterans U.S.A. membership. Next meeting is May 4 at the American Legion Hall in Bronte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Coke County Veterans of
Arthur Sitas
San Angelo
Coke, Luton
Tom Green Counties
Coke County Barracks No
Sitas
Coke County
American Legion Hall
Bronte
Coke County HD Council Meeting Highlights
The Coke County HD Council met Tuesday in Robert Lee with Mrs. R L Page presiding. Thirteen members attended as the group invited the District Planning Committee to meet in Coke County in February 1962 and prepared for a district meeting in Coleman. Discussion covered the upcoming summer 4 H camp in the armed forces era during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County
HD Council
Robert Lee
R. L. Page
Curtis Walker
Coleman
Armed Forces
New Tax Exemptions New Baby for Mixon Family
Mr. and Mrs. James Mixon of San Angelo welcomed a daughter born Tuesday April 11 at Clinic Hospital. The infant weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces and was unnamed at press time. The Mixons also have a 19 month old son, David Rickman, with grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. R W Sims of Bronte and Mr. and Mrs. James Mixon Sr of San Angelo.
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James Mixon
San Angelo
Clinic Hospital
Mixons
David Rickman
R. W. Sims
Bronte
James Mixon Sr
Pets Vaccinated in County Rabies Campaign
A total of 81 pets were vaccinated Monday by Dr. P. R. Turner of Water Valley at Silver, Robert Lee, Bronte, and Tennyson. County Agent Sterling Lindsey noted fewer owners brought pets than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Turner
Water Valley
Silver
Robert Lee
Bronte
Tennyson
Sterling Lindsey
Hospital admissions and discharges log for March to April
The Hospital News lists patient admissions and dismissals by date from March 31 to April 10. Names include Arthur Hendry Ernest Seay Leland Hilliard Jane Tuckey and others, with several patients admitted and dismissed across days, plus a Midland visit by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cowley to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hendry
Ernest Seay
Leland Hilliard
A. E. Gentry
Leon Horton
T. E. Tidwell
Ernest Black
Nettie Davis
Earl Lackey
Turney Casey
Rosita Correa
Bryan Bishop
Matthews Basquez
Rosia Correa
M. C. Phillips
J. G. Tuckey
Daniel Baladeras
Carolyn Brewer
Dale Brewer
Paula Smith
Wilson Sharp
Wilburn Wrinkle
Chas. Ragsdale
Matthew Basquez
Lewis Conradt
Lula Overman
W. E. Lackey
Otho Long
W. M. Phillips
Genie Thomas
Dave Brunson
Charles Ragsdale
Paul Wayne Christopher
H. O. Hester
Paul Clark
Jimmy Hamilton
J. E. Byers
Winters visitors share Bangs Sunday with Richards family
Mrs. Iva Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Dolf Richards with their boys from Winters spent Sunday in Bangs visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tige Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Richards
Dolf Richards
Winters
Bangs
Tige Richards
Raleys Visit Daughter Marlena Smith Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J O Raley of Junction visited their daughter Mrs Marlena Smith and family over the weekend, sharing time with relatives and seeing updates at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Raley
Junction
Mrs
Marlena Smith
Employee receives 25 year pin for service at Lone Star Gas
Clifford Daniel of Miles, an employee of Lone Star Gas Co., completed 25 years of service on April 1 and was admitted to the company Ruby Club. The ruby pin, presented with a congratulatory letter by Joe C. Darrow of Dallas, signified the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Daniel
Miles
Lone Star Gas Co
Bronte Arena
Daniel
Ruby Club
Joe C. Darrow
Dallas
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
General Telephone
Company OF the Southwest
Hospital News
Franklin Cowley
Midland
L. C. Robbins
Ballinger Appliance & Electric Shop
Ballinger, Texas
T. A. Parrish
Bobby Mullins
Jim Flynn
Rodney Hurt
Bronze Feed & Supply
Button Plumbing CO
Texas
Farm Bureau
C. T. Colvin
Kim
Supreme Crackers
Maryland Club
Lipton Tea
del Monte
Anc
Hormel
Hormel Bologna
Kimbell
Oleo
Kimbell’s Biscuits
Texas Oranges
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