Bronte Volunteer Fire Department to Elect New Officers
Bronte volunteer firemen will elect new officers at a city hall meeting tonight at 7 p m. Present officers include Chief T D Joplin President Bill Thomas Vice President Bill Luckett Secretary Eddie Alexander and Treasurer Nealy Mackey. All department members and prospective members urged to attend.
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Bronte Volunteer Fire Department
T. D. Joplin
Bill Thomas
Bill Luckett
Eddie Alexander
Nealy Mackey
Fire Department
Let Us Pay Your Funeral Bills Plan Ad
An ad promotes the funeral benefit plan from Clift Funeral Home in Robert Lee Texas. It claims open eligibility without medical exam and promises to ease future costs with only a few cents weekly payments. A mail coupon asks for information to register for a policy issued by American Life Insurance Company.
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American Life Insurance Company
Wynne Family Reunion Binds Kin From Alaska to California
The A. M. Wynne home hosted a Sunday family reunion with all children and grandchildren in attendance. Distant guests included daughter Bessie Leah Beers from Ketchikan Alaska, and Parker family members from Blythe California. The nine teenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Parker was noted.
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A. M. Wynne
Bessie Leah Beers
Ketchikan
Alaska
Loyd Wynne
Bill
San Angelo
Wynne
Lester Parker
Sibyl Leah
Annie Jo
Pepper
Blythe California
Parker
Church of Christ
Arizona State University
Tempe
Arizona
Blythe
James Allen
Soldier Luckett reports after basic training visit
Dale Luckett arrived in Bronte from Fort Hood Texas after eight weeks of Army basic training. He plans to report to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs G D Luckett. Lonnie Lackey of Gallatin Tennessee visited the Wells family and a park barbecue was held with Mrs Wells's sister Mrs Clem Rozman and the Rozman children from Winters and the Marvin Corley family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Luckett
Bronte
Ft. Hood
Texas
Army
Fort Leonardwood
Missouri
G. D. Luckett
Lonnie Lackey
Gallatin
Tennessee
James Wells
Wells
Mrs. Well
Clem Rozman
Winters
Marvin Corley
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Four on the Ballot
Texas legislative proposal to amend Section 11 of Article XVI to authorize classifying and regulating loans and lenders, define interest, set maximum rates, and allow appeal with trial de novo if a permit is denied. Ballot phrasing for November 1960 includes for and against the amendment.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
Terest
Justice of Peace Court
Scbladon
Sandusky Reunion Honored Wedding Anniversary at Ballinger Park
The Sandusky family reunion at Ballinger park marked the wedding anniversary of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sandusky. Nine of ten children attended. Elmer Sandusky of Harrison Arkansas was absent. The all day event featured visiting a picnic lunch and a watermelon feed.
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Sandusky
Ballinger Park
E. S. Sandusky
Elmer Sandusky
Harrison, Ark
W. N. Watson
Duncan, Ariz
Paul Blackaby
Greenville
Tex
Jimmie Hines
Coolidge
Ariz
Clyde Bowman
Charles Harwell
Peggy
Larry
Odessa
Elmer Patterson
E. J
Dewey Sandusky
Bill Sandusky
Linda
Ed Sandusky
J. D. Sandusky
Jerry Don
Shirley
Susie
Merkel
Gerald Sandusky
Levelland
Elmer Snyder
Jimmie
Ronnie
Dumas
Jess Sandusky
Bromide
Okla
Herschel Ditmore
Austin Sandusky
Charles Keeney
Vetal Flores
Ray Coulson
Maggie Scott
L. W. Beaty
Bronte
Elmer Lee Sandusky
Janet
Donald Lattimer
Maryin
Abilene
Arch Tyree
Archie Wilbur
Roy Tyree
Freddie
Dave Forgey
Ollie Tyree
Charles Patton
Glenda Cook
Morris Robinson
Oscar Sensabaugh
Ballinger
M. F. Tyree
James Conger
Fort Stockton
Delbert Coulson
Sherrie and
Wayne
Silver
George Bivins
Iraan
Gene Keeney
Cindy
Gene Price
Robert Lowry
Bobbie
Water tests confirm Bronte system safety
Four water samples from Bronte's system came back free of harmful organisms, according to the State Health Department. Samples were collected at Central Drug, the Humble Camp, Coffee Shop Cafe, and Golf Service Station.
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Bronte
State Health Department
Central Drug
Humble Camp
Amendment to Texas Constitution on legislature pay and session length
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment for the November 8 1966 election would set annual Legislature salaries at 4800 plus a 12 daily per diem for the first 120 days of each Regular Session and for up to 30 days of each Special Session. It also caps mileage and restricts session length to 140 days. The governor would issue a proclamation and publication would follow constitutional and legal requirements.
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House Jointee
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Seelee
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Citizens OF Tomorrow
Bob Grimes
Tim
Warren
Mark
Robby
the, Guverne En Scene Sie
Jim Laxton
E. Y. King
A. L. Walfrey
Mike Wallace
Ventura
Calif
Cecile Shultz
Bobbie Shultz
Bill and
Mary
Rising Star
Gwen Kirkland
Leslie Dean Caperton
Lubbock
Cactus Lumber Company
North Chadbourne
Gandy
Kimbell
Gerbers
Folger
Chuck Roast
Wieners
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