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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1959

Page

8

Last Week’s Mystery Farm Located NorthWest of Bronte

The Sandusky family owns the 165 acre Mystery Farm three miles northwest of Bronte. Austin Sandusky says they moved in 1925 after marriage. 140 acres are cultivated with terracing and soil conservation. He operates 300 additional acres. cattle are the main livestock. The couple married in 1925. Ruth Hickman is his wife. Their three children are Louise Snyder, Judge Sandusky, and Gerald Sandusky. The home, built in 1928, remains in Bronte with church and farm bureau ties.

Bronte Austin Sandusky Sandusky Ruth Hickman Ed Hickman Edith Louise Snyder Dumas Judge Sandusky College Station Gerald Sandusky Levelland Bronte Church of Christ Coke County Farm Bureau

Ellen Brock Engaged to Allen Phillips of Odessa

Mr and Mrs Hiram Brock announce the engagement of their daughter Ellen to Allen Phillips of Odessa Ellen is a Bronte High School senior Allen is the son of Mr and Mrs B A Phillips and a graduate of Aspermont High School He works for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co in Odessa

Hiram Brock Ellen Allen Phillips Odessa Bronte High School Allen B. A. Phillips Aspermont High School Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Notice of Bids for Coke County Depository

County Judge W. W. Thetford calls for bids from banks or individual bankers to act as depository for Coke County and Coke County Common School District Funds for two years. Bids must include interest rate offered and be sealed by the first Commissioners' Court date. A certified check of at least one half of one percent of prior year revenues is required with bonds to be provided if selected.

Coke County Texas A. D Commissioners’ Court W. W. Thetford

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