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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1957
Page
5
The group credits Joe Lewis with sincere service and aggressive methods for the strong standing of the Orkin Exterminating Company in the district. Readers are urged to note his contributions and civic mindedness.
San Angelo readers are reminded of Bob W. Grissom manager of Peoples Finance and Guaranty Company. He is praised for progressive leadership and consistent public service. The tribute cites his honest business practices and strong community goodwill as hallmarks of his career.
A San Angelo profile lauds J Frankie Stringer of the Phillips Stringer Company for significant contributions to petroleum production in the district. The piece highlights his civic responsibility and influence in oil field activities and community development.
In San Angelo, Joe Lewis manager of the Orkin Exterminating Company is highlighted for drive and civic involvement. He advances his business ahead of the times, earning a reputation as a proactive booster who actively advertises and promotes the city.
Woodrow W. Jackson A R Schantz and Woodrow W Herbert of the Electric Service Company are praised as progressive business leaders and civic boosters in San Angelo. The piece lauds their community loyalty gratitude and support of civic improvements and organizations.
C Cullen Cole of the Cole Repair Shop is praised as a progressive, friendly local businessman with wide knowledge in lawn mower motor scooters and general repair. The piece commends his civic mind and many services to the community, urging readers to recognize his contributions and wish him continued success.
A man recognized for progressive business management and generous civic contributions is complimented for his achievements. The passage notes G. W. and Morris Jennings as examples of this commendable stance and ongoing public spirit.
The piece honors George W. Jennings of the G W Jennings Wrecking Yard in San Angelo and lauds Morris Jennings for carrying on the family business. It credits their leadership with the city’s growth and prosperity and expresses respect from residents.
The San Angelo restaurant operator behind the Charles Open Kitchen Drive Inn is praised for high quality food and consistent service. The tribute notes his community involvement and quiet, dignified civic duties, wishing him continued success.
Curtis L. Carter stands out as a progressive San Angelo real estate figure. His agency bears his name and reflects his insight into city development. His aggressive methods and practical ideas boost services for clients and support healthy civic growth through community projects.
The San Angelo area cites George and Frances Gann of What-A-Burger as progressive civic leaders whose steady, unobtrusive efforts support community growth. Their dedication and friendship foster reliable service to business and the surrounding region, earning strong local recommendation.
Jack B Dowdy, manager of the West Texas Bearing and Supply Company, is highlighted as a progressive and successful businessman active in civic and business affairs. The article notes his wide friendships, community support, and steadfast devotion to San Angelo and the surrounding district, linking his work to local growth.
Will P. Edwards Jr. of Edwards Petroleum Company is highlighted as a solid, fair, and friendly citizen active in exploration and development of Texas petroleum resources. The tribute notes his business leadership and strong civic involvement earning him widespread friendship and goodwill.
The article honors G I Dorrance and Ray E Dorrance for shaping San Angelo as a regional trading center. It notes their roles in Dorrance & Son Real Estate Dorrance Wunders Insurance Service and Farm and Home Savings and Loan. It credits their leadership to ongoing city growth and prosperity.
C H Tyler of the Optical Prescription Service is cited as a model business and professional man whose civic pride and volunteer efforts support city projects in San Angelo and the surrounding territory. The piece lauds his willingness to assist on ventures benefiting the general community and his role as a respected leader.
The Aztec Dry Cleaners Model Steam Laundry and Caddo Cleaners Laundry are praised for cheerful public service and civic contributions. G. C. and Gene Kerley are lauded for experienced, modern management and community growth efforts in San Angelo and surrounding area. Continued on next page.
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