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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1957
Page
2
The San Angelo Review praises Mark A. Eidelbach a respected consulting geologist for reliable, unobtrusive work benefiting the oil producers of the district. The piece notes his modesty and steady effort in civic activities and recommends him to leaders as a valuable community asset.
The edition pays tribute to Clara Lee Schantz of Schantz Health Foods formerly Crighton Health Food Store for her extensive public service and record of citywide achievements. She is described as a friend making, dependable civic-minded businesswoman whose support benefits the district and whose public services are many and notable.
Edwin Voucher II, manager of Wolfe Nursery, is highlighted as a civic minded leader in San Angelo. The review notes his business success, knowledge from the ground up, artistic ability, and steady integrity, predicting he will remain a top figure in the nurseryman trade and public life.
Civic pride is described as a key companion to success. The remarks argue that personal achievement allows appreciation of the benefits provided by the surrounding community, emphasizing mutual reinforcement between individual success and local support.
E M Wahlenmaier, noted oil property and royalty expert, is highlighted as a progressive San Angelo businessman. He is praised for his reliability and willingness to serve in civic matters, earning trust and admiration from friends and associates for his quiet leadership in community progress.
The San Angelo community honors Maude Bailey founder and vice president of Mayde's Incorporated. Her business skill and civic service have sustained local leadership and her efforts benefit the city as a whole. We congratulate Maude Bailey on past achievements and anticipate further success.
The article praises Alvin E Neal as a progressive livestock dealer and civic booster in San Angelo. It highlights his modest, friendly nature, wide district support, and valuable impact on the community through business success and civic progress. It extends congratulations and wishes him continued success.
In this review of progressive San Angelo business people Harrison Price is highlighted as a leader. He serves as the area representative for the General Hotel and is recognized for his conduct and impact in the local business community.
Supply Company veteran Harrison Price receives a brief tribute for his broad civic and business impact in San Angelo. The piece highlights his leadership, community projects, and long standing friendships among clients and associates.
The article honors Mr and Mrs Martin Davis of Martin's Ranch Store on the Big Spring Highway for progressive business leadership and active civic contributions in the San Angelo area. It notes daily hours 9 am to 10 pm, Monday through Saturday, and credits them with public welfare efforts and community service.
The San Angelo review honors Howard Binyon for his progressive approach and dedication to service in his photographic supply and photo finishing business. The piece highlights his community involvement, cheerful cooperation, and broad patronage across San Angelo and the surrounding region.
Gene Botts and Bob McClure are praised for progressive efforts at Belaire Texaco Service Station, expanding service to the motoring public and showing civic responsibility through active community involvement and business dedication.
Bob McClure and Gene Botts are highlighted for their civic and business leadership in San Angelo. The piece praises their good will and community contributions, noting they are well established at the forefront of the city’s business life and have many friends locally.
Sam Koroucles of the Bus Terminal Cafe in San Angelo earns local praise for his successful dining operation and his forward looking policy. He is recognized as a community asset for contributing time and energy to civic projects and promoting local initiatives.
The San Angelo business community lauds R H Rogers of Rogers Jewelry for its public minded service. He is praised for honesty efficiency and cheerfulness as a model for local business leadership contributing to the citys warded growth and civic responsibility.
The review highlights Neill G. DeLaney Jr as a key San Angelo businessman whose talent for organizing and turning ideas into action has built Holsum Bakery’s strong local reputation. He balances work with community projects and civic welfare, earning sustained local regard.
The district honors Neill DeLaney Jr and Boehmes Holsum Bakery for their many benefits to the community. The acknowledgment credits their contributions to the people across the area and expressed gratitude for their service and impact.
Roy O Beverly, manager of the St Angelus Hotel, earns esteem across San Angelo and the surrounding country for progressive hotel leadership and active civic involvement. His quiet, confident manner and sound judgment are widely respected, and he is praised for constructive advice and friendship.
The article lauds Raymond P Castro of Castro's Service Station in San Angelo for outstanding business performance at the Conoco station. It notes his high standards, attention to detail, ability to handle problems, and generous civic cooperation along with continued integrity and community regard.
Phillip and Stuart Templeton of Phillip and Stuart Templeton Builders are highlighted for leading local business efforts and promoting civic projects in San Angelo. The piece credits their role in shaping the city’s commercial strength and its reputation as a progressive West Texas community.
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