Lyndon Waldrop Third At Houston Stock Show
Lyndon Waldrop son of Mr and Mrs B W Waldrop placed third in the light weight class at the Aberdeen Angus fat steer show during the Houston stock show. His calf also took fourth in the scrambled calves division. he earned 37 in prize money and a pair of boots from the top scramble calf. The event drew seven calves in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Waldrop
B. W W. Waldrop
Houston
Lyndon
Billy Tack Gentry
Waldrop
Gertis
J. V. Hears
Sombas
Douth
All Time High School Enrollment Reaches New Peak
Local schools report 351 students enrolled, a record in years, though attendance drops to 321 due to illnesses. Principal L. Carroll urges parental steps to prevent colds and pink eye, including coats, no sharing towels, proper rest, and prompt doctor visits for eye infections.
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L. Carroll
Carroll
Theo Blue Among 39 Honor Students At Schrein er Institute
Theo Blue of Bronte is named among 39 honor students at Schrein er Institute in Kermville. Acting Dean W. Co. Weir confirms the First Semester honor roll with nine in the college division and the rest on high school or honorable mention lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Blue
Bronte
Schreiner Institute
Kermville
W. Co. Weir
Big Freeze Strains Local Water System
Mayor Theo Whitt reports a severe water shortage from a hard freeze causing breaks in pipes around private homes. He says 2500 units of water are pumped daily, but leaks around private property persist until repairs are completed.
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Theo Whitt
Doug
Whitt
Former Bronte Resident Buried At Fort Worth
Franklin Marion Woullard 72, longtime Bronte area resident, died Friday in a Fort Worth hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held at Guardian Funeral Home in Fort Worth with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. He was born in Gatesville, moved to Fort Worth in 1915, ran cattle before railroads, later worked as a lease broker, helped promote oil in Breckenridge circa 1918, and is survived by his wife two daughters two brothers two sisters two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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George Hayley
Br.os. Hayley
Bronte
Huntington Beach
California
Hayley
Seal Beach
Keo N. Hayley
C. E. Clark
Don
Eddie Saunders
Sandra Hayley
Clark
Jack Morrison
San Angelo
Leland
Seligman
Arizona
Synt
Richard Hayley
Cap Roberts
Davis
Coos Bay
Oregon
Roy
Franklin Marion Woullard
Fort Worth
Guardian Funeral Home
Greenwood
Wonllard
Gatesville
Tle
Ada Woullard
Hospital News Ledger Reports February Discharges and Admissions
Fragmentary hospital notes list patient admissions and discharges from February 2 to February 6. Names include Preston Reel Ras Wilkins and Mrs Nettie Chile. Albert Stifter, PM Bryson, and Johonie Basquey are mentioned among admissions and dismissals. Some entries note infant births and a death at 12:30 PM.
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Preston Reel
Wilkins Revere
Dean Chirk
Diane Gilmore
Mipw
Woody
BL Ras
David Hhirgeases
Ko Wo Sunmapsen
Preston Reel Ras Wilkins
Nettie Chile
Cecil Kemp
Albert Stifter Suet
Bryson
Beh de Wooc
Johonie Basquey
Miso AL Bo Daelers
Ade
Albert Miller Saab Kosee
Breant Glenn
Mer
B. Caen
Chester Blarwell
Maso J. de Taster
Terrest Glenn
Mas
Chestopher Kurt
Cullen Cauttrell
My Jack Lee
Bluestem and Grama Grasses Dominate Texas Seed Harvest
State officials note native grasses bolster erosion control with a 746 500 pound Texas harvest led by Bluebistem 400 325 pounds and Blue Grama 202410 pounds King Ranch Bluestem also widely used. Merr ll cites deep roots and drought tolerance across the state.
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Fexas
Texas
Louis P. Merrill
Soil Cameration Service
Fort Worth
Merrll
King Ranch
Teaus
Organ Demonstration at Baptist Church This Sunday
Mrs Bred S Carter will lead an organ demonstration at Svengele Sill. She will perform during TP et services and invite all attendees. Mrs Ganter travels to the area with plans to visit stations and share a brief area history.
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Bred S$. Carter
Svengele Sill
Biente Baptist
Stindas
Sixteen Scouts in Local Troop Readied for Activities
Local troop members led by Scoutmaster Conell plan to resume scout work this week after a period of inactivity. Donald Glenn and Billy Alexander earned badges at recent meetings. Bobby Nordell sought membership funding. registration closes mid February with a 30 cent fee. May T. Preene and sister Mrs J Johnson visited from Winters to Salem New Mexico.
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Jod Cureroll
Conell
Chameh
Laeen Sharp
Church of Christminster
Bronte
Roecetine
Donald Glenn
Stutt
Tre Ture
Billy Afesander
Bobby Nordell
Catal
Carroll
May T
J. Johnson
Winters
Salem
New Mexico
Card of Thanks for Bronte Fire Help
The family thanks the people of Bronte for many kind deeds after their home burned last week. Special gratitude goes to Bob Butner and the Boys for their support.
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Bronte
Bob Butner
March of Dimes Drive Reaches Annual Goal
Workers reported success in the March of Dimes drive with totals from school and church collections, business district canvassing, and regional drives. Gifts included $260 from Mothers March, $109 school donations, $8.37 Methodist offering, $50 Texas Theatre collection, and over $200 from the Lions Club. County officers were elected with Dr John K K Harris as county chair and Vetal Flores as treasurer. The Enterprise was thanked for public appreciation of all contributors and workers.
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Coke
Mareh
Dines
Pal Campoagin
SETCO
Vetal Flores
Treasure Cooter
Charlie Boechie
John KR
Olivier
Boeching
Toomks
Gmmelature Iron Funes
Methodist Church
Texas Theatre
Lions Club
Edaith
Ralph Fredabate
Foundaten
Bronte High
John KK. Harris
Taro KL Mackey
Mis Dbaeh Lawson
West Side
Bronte Dominates Robert Lee Steers In 11 B Bout
Bronte defeats Robert Lee Steers 38 to 30 in the first game with Derald Sandbisk garnering EY points Phavens scored 66 for Robert Lee in defeat Cole Franklin led the Steers in a separate 25 to 15 win for Bronte Franklin 14 Robertson 7 for Robert Lee Bronte defense shines with standout performances and sustained leads throughout the encounter including key contributions from Teddy Stu MeAXtiay and Pasgene Brice Wath two points.
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Bronte
Robert Lee
Cole Franklin
Franklin
Robertson
Teddy
Stu Meaxtiay
Hatty Sue Gheddy
Ted Pasgene Brice
President Truman to greet 12 Boy Scouts at White House
The president will welcome 12 outstanding Boy Scouts in the White House on February 6 opening the 41st anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Boy Scout Week runs February 6 to 12 with more than 2,750,000 participants nationwide. The birthday theme is Strengthen Liberty.
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Truman
White House
Boy Scouts of America
Bridges Rams Claim High Honors at Fort Worth Show
Bridges and Sen displayed three Karnabandlets at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. The yearling rams won second and fifth places and took fourth in the ram land division.
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Bridges
Sen
Fort Worth
Blacksee TT Dros Cabo Event Report
Report fragment discusses a local transport or sports event with names like Gat Meeeb and Ragihoss. Key locations and organizations are unclear but include references to Wha bes Na pba and Lh Trading. The readable bits suggest a brief notice or score update from NSIORP BE ACKAMWEDE NEWS with limited legible proper nouns.
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Edo
Brave Sean Dhet
Tad
L H Montgomery Funeral Services Held in Blackwell
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m from Blackwell Baptist church for Lindsey H Montgomery 51 a lifetime resident of Nolan county The service was conducted by Rev Robo Murry from Colorado City Rev Jim Noles Blackwell Baptist pastor and Ban Bawmend Dyess He is survived by wife Pieters Woabeber two sons Gordon and Beth Montgomery two daughters one grand son and siblings The Blackwell cemetery was the resting place for the Montgomery family.
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Blackwell Baptist Church
Lindsey Hl. Montgomery
Robo Murry
Colorado City
Jim Noles Blackwell
Ban Bawmend Dyess
Blackwell
Montgomery
Nolin County
Wars
New Route Theater
Wd Pieters Woabeber
Sosent Ce
Crordon
Beth Montgomery
Ot Donghes
Anizomay
Nba
Nepa Adkans
Svaiea
Wells
Glenn Well Extends Field Near Goleta
The report notes field extension efforts by Glenn Well No. 1 at Goleta area. Measurements include water pressures around the casing and tubing with a Getseoul rate cited and completion details pending.
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Glenn Well
Fuller Methodist WSCS Meeting and Local Oil Field Updates
Mrs Fuller and the Fuller Methodist WSCS hosted a meeting with 22 members and two visitors. The group voted to send five dollars to Holden School and discussed the Near East Panorama program. Oil field notes report several wells. Production details include McCutchen Field and Fort Chadbourne prospects with various flow rates and completions.
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Fuller
WSS
Boe
Buddy Kirkland
Holden
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I. Woo
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