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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1954
Page
8
The piece lauds Roscoe M. Simpson a geological engineer and licensed land surveyor for consistent, unobtrusive work benefiting the community and oil producers across the district. His modesty hides a strong professional honor and active contribution to local advancement.
In San Angelo growth and expansion shine through the work of progressive men like John L Lovelace of The Concho Lumber Company. His persistence optimism and civic spirit have earned him praise for contributing to the city’s welfare and prosperity.
In San Angelo the Triple Service Garage figure T W Whiddon is honored for progressive business acumen in automotive and oil field equipment repair. The tribute notes his wide acquaintance, generous city welfare support, upright methods, and trusted civic spirit.
W Edward Lee serves as general manager of a leading district oil drilling company with twenty years of industry experience guiding operations. His tenure emphasizes managerial expertise and field oversight within the sector.
Practicing attorney W. Edward Lee stands out in San Angelo as a well liked figure whose personal prominence has spurred the Continental Drilling Company Ltd. to growth and progress. The piece highlights his influence in business and neighborhood life and commends his role in advancing the district's development.
In a tribute to progressive civic life in San Angelo, Maudie Mund of Wagon Yard Cafe is commended for fairness, friendliness, and dedication to serving fine foods. Her business and civic work have deepened her ties to the city, earning friendship and goodwill and prompting wishes for continued success.
A San Angelo appreciation tribute praises Walter F Tucker and L F Grush of the Tucker Drilling Company as progressive oil field service men. It notes their valued work supporting petroleum production, local development, and community projects, wishing them continued success.
The San Angelo review commends J C Stephens for reaching a high standing in local business with The Sun Vertical Distributing Company. It notes his hard work earning public trust and respect, his straightforward conduct, and his support of civic efforts with best wishes for continued success.
Mrs Gladys Lee recently took over operation and management of The West Side Laundry of San Angelo. She has quickly earned friends and customers through energetic service and community involvement, earning praise for her swift establishment and civic prospects.
Kenneth E. and Eldon C. Wilson of The Wilson Distributing Co. are highlighted for their role in making San Angelo a leading commercial center in West Texas. The piece notes their civic leadership and dedication to public projects alongside business success.
Ralph Zamarippa and Joe Valadez of The Star Dry Cleaners are praised as progressive, reliable, and civic minded. The notice commends their long experience, community service, and dedication to the city, urging readers to recognize their achievements and wish them continued success.
The Bride's Shoppe owner Berda Harter of San Angelo earns universal respect for progressive business leadership and active civic service. Her quiet reserve and sound judgment make her a trusted adviser, with many calling her a valued friend and contributor to district life.
The article praises Robert R. Buescher of The Buescher Irrigation Supply Company for his dependable leadership in San Angelo. It highlights his optimism, community involvement, and willingness to shoulder civic responsibilities as reasons for a brief tribute honoring his contributions to the local business and metropolitan trading area.
The Luther Transfer and Warehouse Co. agent for Allied Van Lines, Lloyd Vick, is praised for optimistic vision and civic involvement. His aggressive, resourceful leadership and executive ability have boosted company safety, efficiency, and popular regard in the community.
Edgar L. Jones Jr of The Southwestern Salt & Supply Co earns praise as a progressive San Angelo businessman and civic booster. The article notes his aggressive, forward looking approach and community service helping raise the company’s standing in the San Angelo area.
Reagan Henson of The H and M Brikcrete Inc and The Aluminum Body Works is lauded for business acumen and civic service in San Angelo. The piece commends his foresight, contributions to city welfare, and progressive leadership, with continuation promised on page 8.
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