Bronte Texas Publisher Society News Note
The entry notes the Jacnan Press Association publisher and local news editor position. It records the paper as a second class matter at Bronte Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act, with subscription prices of 2.00 and 2.50 dollars.
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Bronte
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Springer Family Letter Describes Move to Germany
Mrs. H A Springer recounts daughter Dorothy Springer DeRiemer and her daughter Beth arriving in Germany to rejoin husband Captain Bill DeRiemer in the Air Force. She details travel from Fort Hamilton, living in a Louis XV furnished second story apartment, a deaf landlady, 220 volt electricity, currency changes, and daily aviation work by Bill amid German roads and signs.
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H. A. Springer
W. A. de ‘Riemer
Beth
Germany
Bill DeRiemer
United States Air Force
DeRiemer
Dorothy ‘Springer
Dail
Ida Mae
Save and Sound
Bill
Ft. Hamilton
New York
Idlewilé
States
Land Jady
Love
Dot
Smith Youth Attend Baptist encampment at Lake Brownwood
Johnny and Linda Smith, children of Mr and Mrs C R Smith, left Monday for Lake Brownwood to attend a Baptist Church Youth Encampment. Preaching and youth singing were planned for the week with a closing service Saturday.
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Johnny
Linda Smith
C. R. Smith
Lake Brownwood
The
Baptist Church
Atlantic Trims Coke Oil Prices In West Central Texas
Atlantic Refining Co joins 7 cents per barrel cut in West Central Texas crude, setting 2.83 per barrel for 40 gravity crude in Bronte and Rawlings pools effective 7 a.m. August. A 2 cents per barrel differential lowers to 2.41 for 20 gravity and below. Top quality crude had sold at 2.90.
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Atlantic Refining Company
Texas
Bronte
Rawlings
Houser buys Aberdeen Angus bull from Robert Lee breeder
R. E. Hickman of Bronte recently purchased a purebred Aberdeen Angus bull from Marvin Simpson of Robert Lee, confirming a local livestock deal between two Texas breeders.
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R. E. Hickman
Bronte
Marvin Simpson
Robert Lee
Methodists Re-Decorate Parsonage for New Pastor
First Methodist Church lay volunteers re decorate the parsonage with papering painting and floor work in anticipation of the Rev Lynn Locfer his wife and three children moving from Oklahoma at month end He will receive his degree from Southern Methodist University in Dallas on August 28.
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First Methodist Church
Lynn Locfer
Locfer
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Personal Notices From Lubbock to Abilene Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bradbery of Lubbock visited in Bronte with Mrs Lasswell whose illness prompted her hospitalization Mrs Grady Baker and family traveled from here to Southland to see her parents Rev and Mrs Silas Dixon D C Brunson visited Cobb Park Abilene where Woods Fuller and Macinroe families held a reunion Barbecue and basket lunches followed The Brunsons found no program but enjoyed reminiscing Mrs Floyd Modgling stayed in Sweetwater with her mother Ida Harwell who is seriously ill and improving
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Kenneth Bradberry
Lubbock
R. C. Lasswell
Lasswell
Bronte Hospital
Grady Baker
Southland
Silas Dixon
D. C. Brunson
Abilene
Cobb Park
Woods
Fuller
Macinroe
Brunsons
Floyd Modgling
Ida Harwell
Fort Stockton Local Resident Visiting Parents
Lamar Whitt of Fort Stockton is spending his vacation in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs H O Whitt.
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Lamar Whitt
Fort Stockton
Mrs. H. O. Whitt
Nothing Takes to the Road Like a Chevy
A promotional passage hails the 1956 Chevrolet as a standout for style and performance. It promises advanced design, safe, balanced handling, rapid responsiveness, and a secure driving feel, urging readers to try the car to experience its claimed superiority.
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Chevrolet
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