Bronte Post Office Second-Class Matter Notice
The notice records Bronte Texas postal status as second class matter at the Bronte Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act. The entry identifies the date and classification for the publication.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
1
The notice records Bronte Texas postal status as second class matter at the Bronte Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act. The entry identifies the date and classification for the publication.
Edmund Lee Nunnally born November 27, 1884 in Henderson Texas died January 30 1946 in San Angelo after 37 years there Survived by two brothers five nephews and three nieces Final services held at First Presbyterian Church San Angelo Pallbearers listed and burial at Fairmount Cemetery Nunnally studied at University of Texas 1911 later at University of Chicago and Harvard University He was a beloved educator and community figure with many former students and friends honoring his memory
San Angelo memories recount Ed Masterson, born 1880s, a devoted educator and civic leader. He taught and led high school, directed the college registrar in 1928, supported Rotary and the Good Neighbor policy, mentored youth, and cherished family bonds with Jessie Knapp, Ned Masterson, and his grandson. He died after a long, active life marked by service and faith.
County Council sponsored training for 4 H leaders at the Robert Lee training school on January 26 at First Mineral Church. Presentations covered duties of officers, secretary treasurer yearbook features, education and 4 H sponsors, demonstrators delegates alternates training, program and finance, and marketing exhibits. Thirty five club members and ten visitors attended a buffet luncheon.
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