Local Tax Disclaimer and Correction Notice
A brief disclaimer states that any reflection on the character or standing of any person, firm, or corporation is not intended and will be corrected upon notification. The note references a 2 percent state sales tax and requests prompt notification for any needed corrections.
Potomac Colors and a Billion Dollar Talk in 1962 Notes
Uncle Huie muses on Washington budget shortfalls and the flood of billion dollar references. He cites Estes hearings over fertilizer and storage tanks, wonders about legality, and jokes about reporters. Local visit by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Singleton and Judy Kerrville, plus Sul Ross ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Washington
Potomac
Pentagon
Estes
Everthing
United Nations
Morgan Singleton
Judy
Kerrville
J. T. Henry
Linda Henry
Sul ‘Ross College
Alpine
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing by Date
The August hospital log records admissions and discharges for multiple individuals across dates August 21 to August 27. Names include Tidwell, Randy Corbin, Marvin Phillips, Mrs. Henderson, Billy Joe Luckett, Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Wyatt, A. K. Bullard, Dale Brewer, J. Keeney, Earnest Black, and others with several dismissals noted alongside admitted entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Tidwell
Randy Corbin
Marvin Phillips
John Henderson
Billy Joe Laickett
Gene Lancaster
Roy Wyatt
A. K. Bullard
Bill Hamilton
Dale Brewer
W. L. Gilbert
J. L. Keeney
J. E. Mitchell
Earnest Black
Joyce Hamilton
Billy Joe Luckett
G. K. Finley
Larry Thompson
Floyd Crunk
Alvin Mingus
Admitted Dismissals Noted in Local Court Row
Mrs. W. P. Hughes and Mrs. Joe George Wilkins were admitted while Turney Casey was dismissed in a brief court notice outlining recent determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hughes
Joe George Wilkins
Turney Casey
Ozona Bridge Luncheon Hosts Former Club Members
Mrs C L Rasberry hosted a bridge lunch on Monday with guests from her former Ozona bridge club including Mmes T J Bailey C W Gotcher Ted White M A Barber L D Kirby Leslie Carnes and Bill Cooper all of Ozona. Local women attended a late afternoon refreshment period and were introduced to the visitors. The note adds that Wade Rees and Marla stopped in Spearman week before last to visit his mother Mrs Albert Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . L. Rasberry
Wade Rees
Marla
Spearman
Albert Rees
Eugene Gentry in Army Maneuvers
Army Pvt. Eugene M. Gentry, son of Mrs. Thelma Gentry of Bronte, participated in Exercise Swift Strike II with over 70,000 personnel. The two week maneuver across North and South Carolina ended August 17. Gentry is with the 720th Military Police Battalion at Fort Hood, entered service last March, and is a Bronte High School and San Angelo Junior College alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Eugene M. Gentry
Thelma Gentry
Bronte
U. S. Strike Command
North
South Carolina
Strike Command
720Th Military Police Battalion
Fort Hood
Tex
Gentry
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Bronte High School
San Angelo Junior College
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Coke County
Texas
Xas
Ben Oglesby
Mrs
Ispress
Mee
Coke
Huie
Hog Creek
Dear Mister
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Central Drug
Hospital News
D. T. Wrinkle
Earl Box
Brady Mills
Phoebe Casey
Marguerite Gailey
Joe Don Wilkins
The
Bronte Enterprise
Ozona
Shop Bronte First
Eugene Gentry
Oak Creek
Village Grocery
Vem Ohta
Blackwell
San Angelo
USDA
Hormel