Nutter seeks reelection as precinct two JP
Earl D. Nutter announces candidacy for reelection as justice of the peace for precinct 2. He has served 24 years since 1947 and has handled about 650 cases. A Bronte resident and World War II veteran, Nutter and wife Inez run the Cactus Cafe and he belongs to the Masonic Lodge and American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D
Pete
Nutter
Enterprise
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Commissionery Court
Bronte
Inez
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Coke County Livestock Sale Buyers Honored in Ad
The Coke County Livestock Association and exhibitors publish thanks to 115 buyers from the county sale held Monday Jan 6 after the Coke County Livestock Show. Auctioneer Edward Cumbie sold 67 animals including eight champions at unlimited price and 49 at preset price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Livestock Association
Edward Cumbie
Open House Hosted by Mashburn and Reed at Hearn Home
Contractors Wayne Mashburn and C. R. Reed sponsor an open house Sunday at the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hearn in Robert Lee. The public is invited to inspect the structure with hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Mashburn
C. R. Reed
Frank Hearn
Robert Lee
Sorosis Club Meeting At Mrs Luttrell Home
The Sorosis Club met last Thursday night Jan 9 at Mrs Margaret Luttrell home. Mrs Novah Pruitt Jr led a program on Safety and showed a film. The group voted to order street signs to be erected in town in coming months with Mrs T F Sims Jr as guest and several members present including Mines CC Boecking C O Richards Royce Lee Royce Fancher Clyde Lee R T Caperton Clark Glenn E F Glenn C B Barbee Pruitt and Luttrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorogis Club
Margaret Luttrell
Novah Pruitt Jr
T. F. Sims Jr
Mines
CC. C. Boecking
C. O. Richards
Royce Lee
Royce Fancher
Clyde Lee
R. T. Caperton
Clark Glenn
E. F. Glenn
C. B. Barbee
Pruitt and
Luttrell
Mrs Arrott Celebrates 91st Birthday at Bronte Area
Nora M. Arrott of San Angelo was honored with a Sunday party at the Arrott cabin near Bronte for her 91st birthday on January 8. Forty three guests attended including many Arrott relatives from Bronte Bal linger Miles Palo Pinto Stephenville and San Angelo and several nieces from Lubbock Amarillo Evant Stanton Midland and Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora M. Arrott
San Angelo
Arrott
Bronte
LeDrew Arrott
Nicky
Mike
Kim
Alisa
James Arrott
Tennyson
Minns
J. B. Arrott
Jim Bob
Timmy Don
Diana
Ballinger
Monroe Arrott
A. V. Smith
Miles
Leeman Arrott
Judyth
Debbie Ballinger
Palo Pinto
Buck Arrott
Orient
Stanley Westbnook
Angela
Amy
Jagon
Stephenville
Jimmy Arrott
Jack Arrott
San Angela
C. A. Gentry
Lubbock
L. M. Reeves
Amarillo
J. C. Johnson
Tom Posys
Evant
Inez Woody
Stanton
Ruby Hardin
Midland
Jimmy Luce
Luce
Odessa
Kiker and Glenn Reelected to Coke County Water Board
D K Glenn and Norman R Kiker were reelected as directors of the Coke County Kickapoo Water Control and Improvement District in Tuesday’s election. Each received 24 votes with no other candidates on the ballot. Glenn serves as president and Kiker as secretary. Other board members with terms include Royce Fancher Preston Davis and Wayman Percifull Nicoah Pruitt Sr led the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Glenn
Norman R. Kiker
Coke County
Kickapoo Water Control and Improvement District
Glenn
Kiker
Royce Fancher
Preston Davis
Wayman Percifull
Nicoah Pruitt Sr
Junior High Teams Defeat Miles Guests In Varying Numbers
The junior high boys beat Miles 39 to 28 led by Mony Mackey with 138 points. The Pee Wees fell 42 to 8 as Wayne Coulson top-scored with 3. Girls game results unavailable at press time. They host Wingate next Monday in the local gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mony Mackey
Pee Wees
Wayne Coulson
Wingate
Coke County Historical Survey Committee Sets 1970 Goals
The Coke County Historical Survey Committee meets Friday at 3 30 p m in the county courthouse conference room to outline the fiscal year program for 1970 started Oct 1 1969. Requirements include four historical markers or 600 for markers, six programs, three tours, one observance, four meetings, one preservation phase, 800 budget and 200 investments, plus publishing a County Committee Newsletter four times or a regular column in the local paper. Membership dues start at 5 25 and Texian members 100 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Historical Survey Committee
Texas Historical Foundation
Coke County
Area Officials to Hear Tort Claims Act Panel
Coke County commissioners court and the county attorney host a conference of officials from area counties on January 24 at the Robert Lee courthouse. A panel of lawyers led by Judge E B Keyes and District Attorney Royal Hart will discuss the new law that makes political subdivisions liable for damages by officials and employees in official duties. Invited are area commissioners, county attorneys, and municipal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Commissioners Court
E. B. Keyes
San Angelo
Royal Hart
Curt Steib
Worth B. Durham
Sterling City
Charles A. Griggs
Sweetwater
Commissioners Courts
Robert Lee
Bank Report of Condition Attestation by Wanda Parker
Wanda Parker assistant cashier attests the report of condition for National Bank Region No. 11 with figures 440,570.28 and 50,000.00. Directors attest the report as correct and examined, totaling 2,193,805.03.
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National Bank Region NO
Wits
Wanda Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl D. Nutter
Livestock Assn
Mrs. Arrott
Water District
My’ Ranch
Coke County Livestock Protective Association
N. C. Pentecost
Mrs
Bryan Yarbrough
Coke
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Tourist Information Bureaus
Travel and Information Division
Austin
First National Bank OF Bronte
Texas
U.S. Treasury
Cyeee
United States
Susan
OneHusreerenan
Wenewesa
Emrecereenvesussen
Vanesenens
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