Hunting Season Ends January 16 in Texas Quail Deer Overrun
Austin reporting that the 1958 59 Texas hunting season closed January 16 for quail deer and other big game, with rabbits and squirrels in some counties remaining. Wardens warn arrests for out of season hunting and note heavy kill yet abundant field stock, citing rats as a major quail loss factor and weather risks to deer. Glen Crooks reports Coke County hunting was plentiful with few serious violations.
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Glen Crooks
Robert Lee
Coke
Sterling
Runnels
Coke County
Local Social News From Jacksboro Area Gatherings
Mary Corley and Janelle Gaston visited Peggy Corley Monday to help celebrate her twelfth birthday. Visitors included Mrs. Louzelle Daulong of Fort Worth with her son Stanley and relatives, plus Mrs. Mary Walker and Buddy who went to Sweetwater to meet Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doggett and family. The Braswells visited Ballinger to see Eddie Roy Braswell and Ginger, with the younger Braswells recently moving there. Sunday guests at George Braswell’s home were C. J. Nall of Drasco. R. W. Sims hosted R. R. Sowell and children of Abilene, James Nixon and Mickey Nixon of San Angelo, and the Nixons.
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Mary Corley
Janelle Gaston of Tennyson
Peggy Corley
Mary Walker
Buddy
Sweetwater
George Braswell
Ballinger
Eddie Roy Braswell
Ginger
Braswells
C. J. Nall
Drasco
R. W. Sims
R. R. Sowell
Abilene
James Nixon
Mickey Nixon
San Angelo
Newborns in Bronte Hospital
Winters couple Mr and Mrs R W Hamilton announce the birth of a daughter Donna Luis born Sunday January 18 at Bronte Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Antonio Cantu and wife greet son Ramon Torrez born Sunday January 18 at Bronte Hospital weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces.
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Winters
Bronte Hospital
Donna Luis
Antonio Cantu
Ramon Torrez
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