Robbins wife wins 1500 cash in store promotion
Fort Stockton Mrs. Robbins, not usually the family bread winner, returned home with 1500 in cash from a grocery store promotion. Her card unlocked a special prize and she received the check Monday. The Robbins were former Bronte residents and she is daughter of Mrs. S A Kikeer.
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Carrol Robbins
Fort Stockton
Miss Sarah Thomas Moved to Rotan Rest Home
Miss Sarah Thomas was taken Wednesday to a rest home at Rotan by Commissioner Howard Brock and Mr and Mrs J L Keeney. Brock said she decided she wanted to rest and recover, and he felt she would be safer there.
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Sarah Thomas
Rotan
Howard Brock
J. L. Keeney
Miss Thomas
Brock
Uyaa
Not So Hot Local Weather Dip Hits Early Week
Coldest winter spell hit the area with temperatures in the high 20s Monday night and 18 degrees early Wednesday. A dry northern wind surged in Monday with northeast gusts. Forecasters expect a warmup to about 38 Wednesday afternoon before another cold night.
Knierim to Show Travel Slides at Local Church
George Knierim returns from India and offers a travel slide program Wednesday at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church. The public is invited. He is an agricultural specialist for the United States aiding Indian farming operations and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Knierim.
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George Knierim
United States
India
First Baptist Church
Charlie Knierim
Royce Fancher Stays Mayor Pro Tem After Stephenson Death
Royce Fancher will continue to serve as Mayor pro tem until a successor for the late Mayor J. A. Stephenson is named. He has acted in this role during Stephenson's illness. The term would have run to April 19 1963, with a special election to be scheduled after at least 30 days. The council plans a meeting soon to fill the vacancy.
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Royce Fancher
Pro
J. A. Stephenson
Fancher
Stephenson
Ussery Family Visits From Carbon with Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs W R Ussery of Carbon visited last weekend with their daughter Mrs LaRue Brous sard and their sons, sharing time with relatives.
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W. R. Ussery of
Carbon
LaRue Broussard
Burglars Hit Bronte School. Safe Damaged
Burglars broke into Bronte High School last Thursday night or Friday, prying the principal’s office ante room door and battering the safe. The door frame and concrete were damaged, a Polaroid camera was the only item reported missing, and entry was gained via a basement window. The band hall was also entered with no items missing. Deputy Sheriff Jesse Parker said investigators have found no solid leads yet.
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Joe Simpson
Bronte High School
Bronte School
Jesse Parker
Awards Given At 4-H Banquet
Millard Cope emphasizes work and reward at Coke County 4-H Achievement Day banquet. Fourteen first year pins, eleven second year pins, ten third year pins, two fourth year, one fifth year, four sixth year, two seventh year, one eighth year were awarded to 4-H members listed by name.
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Millard Cope
Standard Times
Coke County
Devil's River News
Robert Wink
Nicky Arrott
Marcia Varnadore
Sheri Pitcock
Rebecca Walker
Laura Morrow
Patty Lou Rawlings
Patricia Robinson
Susann Burns
Barbara Steelman
Cynthia Robinson
Janet Thomas
Joy Kay Moore
Kathy Kalisek
Maxie Evans
Elaine Fikes
Rawlings Wins Ford Almanac Award for Sheep Production
Bronte ranchman Joe Rawlings receives the Ford Almanac Award for outstanding sheep production in the 1963 edition. The piece highlights his operation with his father A N Rawlings on 4,140 owned and 800 leased acres, boosting lamb weaning weight, body weights, fleece, and a 119 percent lamb crop.
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Joe Rawlings
Ford Almanac Award
Bronte
Ford Almanac
United States
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Co
A. N. Rawlings
Rawlings
Funeral Services Held Sunday for J. A. Stephenson
Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church for Jasper A. Stephenson 70 longtime Bronte mayor who died Saturday after a five month illness. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery with Bronte Masonic Lodge rites. He served in World War I and the post office 30 years retiring in 1956. He helped bring a new city hall and sewer system to Bronte. He was survived by his wife a daughter two grandchildren and a brother.
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First Baptist Church
Jasper A
Jap) Stephenson
Bronte
Bronte Hospital
Murrell Johns
A. S. Neely
First Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Clift Funeral Home
Bronte Masonic Lodge
Stephenson
Post Office Department
Maor
Bronte Lions Club
George Scott Post
American Legion
E. G. Collins
Steve Williams
Eddy Sue Collins
Ira Stephenson
Caney
Okla
Jasper A., Jr
Elbert Q. Stephenson
Italy
Clark Glenn
Buck Coleman
H. C. Whitt
C. E. Bruton
Cecil Kemp
Leonard Fletcher
Royce Fancher
L. T. Youngblood
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