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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
3
A tribute to Henry D Horn, an insurance executive at 1512 North, for his outstanding service to San Angelo and the surrounding territory. The piece lauds his progressive, practical approach, honest business judgment, and willingness to listen to community ideas.
The San Angelo area honors J R Bilderback for his progressive leadership in business and civic service. He is praised for dedicating time to public welfare beyond his own enterprise and district, earning broad recognition from friends and associates.
C. B. Ostrander II receives recognition in a San Angelo review highlighting his leadership at Charles Motor Company a Ford Sales and Service dealer. The piece lauds his progressive approach municipal projects and dedication to regional growth praising his long service and business ethics.
Henry Mathews of Henry Mathews Body Shop at 2120 South Chadbourne is praised as a progressive San Angelo businessman. The tribute cites his honesty, technical skill, and civic-minded support for community projects, wishing him continued success.
San Angelo spotlight praises Jem Davis of the Glenmore Drug for his civic responsibilities and aggressive, impactful work in building up the city and surrounding territory. His commitment to service and respected competition are noted as key to the area's prominence.
A San Angelo review lauds the Crawford family, Doc and Dollie Crawford, for progressive civic involvement. The text notes their quiet, dignified acceptance of civic duties and expresses wishes for continued success and recognition in community activities.
Walter L. Hendrickson William C and James F Lane of Hendrickson Incorporated and Lane Brothers Trucking Company are praised for driving San Angelo's commercial growth and civic projects. The piece credits their progressive business leadership and public spirit enriching the city.
Doc and Dollie Crawford are two of San Angelo’s successful restaurant operators whose Lamplighter is a popular eating place due to steady service and high quality foods. The article commends their community involvement and public spirit in local activities and projects.
A San Angelo tribute credits James L Burns of Penguin Inc. as a progressive local leader in business and civic life. The article highlights his role as Articlar refrigeration dealer and his community projects, noting his wide experience and respected presence in the district.
The note hails Frank Tillman for keeping American Conditioning House Inc. at the forefront of the district's business and industrial life. It commends his efficient, friendly willingness to share in civic projects and his quiet, confident leadership that earns respect and friendships.
The Coulter family of The Coulter Company is described as progressive citizens who support community growth. Mr Coulter serves as an Elder at First Presbyterian Church and charter member of the Optimist Club, active booster of Boys Ranch in Tankersly, with extensive service to neighboring areas. The notice commends their reliability, friendships, and dedication to regional development.
The piece praises C F Wyatt of Wyatt Wholesale Inc for his optimistic vision and growth in San Angelo. It lauds his civic contributions through the Wyatt Seed and Plant Company lineage and his willingness to aid local welfare projects, highlighting his private success and public spirit.
E. Frank Tillman, manager of the American Conditioning House Inc. of Texas, has earned universal respect and good will among wool men of San Angelo and the surrounding country for the progressive manner in which he leads the business and serves the industry.
In San Angelo two well known business men, Owen Gray and Richard Gray, are highlighted for their three fold contribution to the community's progress. The article notes their active roles in local development and civic life.
Owen and Richard L. Gray of West Texas Trailer Co. on Ballinger Highway are praised for leadership in horse and livestock trailers and repairs. The brothers are noted for community civic involvement, goodwill among associates, and contributions to benefitting the city.
Elmer H. McCullough is praised for his progressive business sense in water well drilling and his wide civic involvement in San Angelo. The tribute highlights his fair dealing, extensive network of friends, and ongoing dedication to city welfare and community service.
The piece lauds W. Frank Osgood of Osgood's Upholstering and vice president of the 1957 San Angelo Optimist Club. It highlights his upholstery expertise and consistent civic involvement, noting his optimism and active participation in city progress.
John R. Daves has shown progressiveness by expanding service at the Daves Conoco Service Station. The large business volume demonstrates that service is more than a word to him, it is a commitment to aiding motorists. Continued on Next Page.
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