Bronte Scouts Aid Wreck Victims After Scout-O-Rama
Bronte Boy Scout troop and leaders assisted three injured people at a highway wreck near San Angelo after returning from the Scout-O-Rama event with over 5,000 Scouts participating. Scoutmaster E J Smith commended the boys for their timely first aid.
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Bronte Boy Scout Troop
E. J. Smith
Nolan Butler
Robert Hugh Sims
San Angelo
Ballinger
Tims
Orama
Charles Coppock
Rex Harris
Jimmy Wells
Kenny Maybew
Jack Bailey
Jim Morrow
John Shaffer
Ronnie Sims
Kenneth Wilkins
Ronnie Lee
Royce Lee
Marshall Freeman
Ellis Freeman
Boy Scouts Aid During Weekend Car Wreck
In Bronte the Boy Scouts of Bronte assisted victims of a Saturday night car wreck. Scoutmaster E J Smith plans a June camp at Camp Sol Mayer and seeks volunteers. A dam hearing on Kickapoo Creeks is set for 10 am Saturday at the Robert Lee courthouse with calls for cooperation to aid flood damage areas.
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Boy Scouts
Bronte
E. J. Smith
Camp Sol Mayer
Firemen appeal for crowd control at fires
Fire Chief Martin Lee says volunteers struggle to do their job as spectators follow the fire trucks after alarms. He notes a state law forbids following emergency vehicles and asks residents for cooperation to avoid trouble.
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Martin Lee
Lee
Deanie Allen Places Third at Regionals in Declamation
Bronte students competed at the Stephenville regional Interscholastic League meet. Deanie Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Allen, earned third place in Senior Girls declamation, the only Bronte pupil to place.
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Bronte
Stephenville
Deanie Allen
James Allen
Hico
Epsie Hageman
June Moore
Yvonne McCutchen
Eloise Hester
Modene McGuire
Odell Brice
Oleta Bradshaw
Carolyn Glenn
Bettye Blackmon
Jettie Kirkland
Albert Grace
Dean Black
Rudy Olivas
Benny Corley
Grace
Last Rites Held for Mrs Ed McAulay at Bronte
Funeral services for Mrs. J E McAulay 76 were held at 4 30 p m Thursday April 23 at Bronte First Methodist Church Reverend James Campbell officiated Burial was at Fairview Cemetery Clift Funeral Home handled arrangements Pallbearers were J B Parrish Wm Carter Lee Alderman Clyde Lee Don Edminston Howard Brock Alton Bradberry and Leonard Bowden She died at 5 p m Wednesday April 22 in Menard Hospital after illness since February 1958 Born Eva Russell May 1 1882 in Brown County Texas she came to Coke County as a child and married John Edward McAulay December 20 1907 They farmed near Bronte and later lived in town Now in Menard Retirement Home she was a Bronte Methodist member Survived by her husband a granddaughter Nealon Carter of Monahans two great granddaughters Marcia and Donna Carter also of Monahans three brothers Mike Russell Clyde George J P and two sisters Mrs Lee Richards and Mrs Wylie McRorey
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J. E. McAulay
Bronte First Methodist Church
James Campbell
Fairview
Clift Funeral Home
J. B. Parrish
Wm. Carter
Lee Alderman
Clyde Lee
Don Edminston
Howard Brock
Alton Bradberry
Leonard Bowden
Bronte High Sophomores Host Bake Sale and Car Wash
Bronte High School sophomore class offers cakes and pies for order with Saturday delivery and car washing at Texaco and Gulf service stations. Contact class members to place orders or arrange service.
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Bronte High School
Texaco
Gulf Service
Hearing on Water District Saturday in Rob ert Lee
A hearing on forming a water control district for the Kickapoo Creeks watershed will be held Saturday May 2 at the courthouse in Robert Lee. The meeting follows a postponed April 18 date due to legal questions raised by County Attorney Frank C. Dickey.
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Bronte
Kickapoo Creeks
Robert Lee
Frank C. Dickey
Carl Runge
San Angelo
Dickey
Water District
Kickapoo
Miss Campbell Resigns as Bronte School Band Director
Miss Mary Stefen Campbell resigned as director of the Bronte School Band after two years. She came from Bells elementary near Waco and lives in Pleasanton. Her Baylor degrees are listed. The resignation frees seven faculty slots. a Saturday board meeting will interview many applicants with Co. B. Barbee assisting.
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Mary Stefen Campbell
Bronte
Harlin Lee
Miss Campbell
Bells
Waco
Pleasanton
Baylor University
Lee
Co. B. Barbee
Tomball
Crutches Missing Belonging to Beth Ivey Recovered
Readers asked to locate a pair of metal crutches lost near the Tom Williams place on the San Angelo highway. Beth Ivey, polio victim and daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Ivey, forgot them after a flat repair while en route to Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Hospital for a check up.
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Aiso
Enterprise
Beth Ivey
W. W. Ivey
Iveys
Enterprise Office
Beth
San Angelo
Tom Williams Place
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Hospital
Seniors Leave On Annual Trip From Bronte High
Fifteen Bronte High School seniors depart by bus for the Lazy Tf dude ranch near Kerrville for a weekend trip ending Saturday. Principal Joe Simpson and sponsors accompany them as they fund the journey through yearlong fundraisers including a recent school play that raised about 140 dollars.
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Bronte High School
Kerrville
Joe Simpson
Ilva Underwood
C. E. Hageman
Horace Taylor
Albert Grace
Ray Eubanks
Abel Martinez
Ronnie Cole
Dean Black
Stover Taylor
Epsie Hageman
DaNel
Firemen Called Out To Grass Fire North Of Ivey Place
Bronte volunteers rushed to a grass blaze along the railroad right of way north of the W. W. Ivey place Saturday afternoon. No serious damage was reported as a result of the fire.
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Bronte
W. W. Ivey Place
Timmons Family Visiting Odessa This Week
B G Timmons is spending the week in Odessa with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Charles Timmons and the family.
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B. G. Timmons
Odessa
Charles Timmons
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Ed McAulay
Coke County Commissioners Court
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Department of Agriculture
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