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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1962

Page

4

Bronte Area Receives First Notable Rainfall Since Fall

Heavy rain across Bronte totals range up to 4 inches with 3.7 inches on A N Rawlings ranch and 4 inches on Joe Ed Scott farm. Strong winds caused no major damage while electrical activity accompanied showers. Three day totals reported to The Enterprise show significant moisture aiding pastures and crops. 1.6 inches recorded by the Soil Conservation Service at Robert Lee.

Bronte Enterprise A. N. Rawlings Joe Ed Scott The Soil Conservation Service Robert Lee

Parade of Cottons 4-H Dress Revue Friday Night

The Bronte School auditorium hosts the Parade of Cottons and Coke County 4-H Dress Revue at 8 p.m. on Friday July 20. Local models from Robert Lee and Bronte will showcase 1962 Cotton fashions including evening and daytime wear. Ribbons and door prizes awarded. narration by Mrs. Jahen Jameson and music by Ida Lee Parker.

Bronte School Coke County National Cotton Council Robert Lee Bronte Jahen Jameson Silver Ida Lee Parker

Fire calls Bronte area spotlight needs more protection

The Enterprise notes another disastrous fire in Bronte destroying two homes and urges continued community support for fire protection. The column mentions a locally built boat by Conda Richards, Charlie Boecking, and Royce Lee, with plans to test it in the Gulf after a week’s photos and an engraver delay. A lost white bulldog ad is also requested.

Bronte Conda Richards Charlie Boecking Royce Lee Gulf West Texas

Many Readers Take Advantage Of Special Rates

Antal barges days on the Bronte Enterprise are over half done. A rush of subscriptions and renewals has arrived in the first of the month. Readers urged to seize 50 cent savings on a year’s subscription. Coke county rates are 2.04 incl tax. elsewhere 2.55 incl tax. Regular prices may rise at end of July. Subscriptions or extensions may be left at The Enterprise or with local correspondents Mrs. Ragsdale Blackwell Mrs. Holland Brookshire Mrs. Green Tennyson or Mrs. Corley.

Antal Bronte Enterprise Coke Charles Ragsdale Blackwell Herbert Holland Brookshire Tom Green Jack Corley Tennyson

California Visitor Returns to Bronte to Visit Kin

California resident T. A. Mitchell of Norwalk is in Bronte visiting relatives. He is brother of Mrs. Faye Scott and brother-in-law of Mrs. Frank Grimes. Mitchell says he left in 1932 and now works for U S Steel.

T. A. Mitchell Norwalk Calif Bronte Faye Scott Frank Grimes Mitchell U. S. Steel

Two Men Die in Headon Collision Near Bronte

A brutal two car crash on U S Highway 277 six miles south of Bronte killed Aubrey Don Denman 22 of Bronte and Fred C Ohlenbusch 58 of Sweetwater. Denman was driving a 1959 Chevrolet and Ohlenbusch a 1958 Buick. both died instantly. The bodies were taken to Clift Funeral Home. Denman's funeral set for 4 p m at Bronte First Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Ohlenbusch funeral at Patterson Funeral Home Chapel of Memories in Sweetwater. Survivors listed for both men include families and relatives.

Bronte Sweetwater Aubrey Don Denman Fred C. Ohlenbusch Denman Ohlenbusch Renshaw Texas Highway Clift Funeral Home Young Denman Bronte First Baptist Church Fairview Cemetery San Angelo A. Z. Denman McCamey Dixon Drilling Co Abilene Wingate Bronte High School Lanny David Jeanna Kay G. H. Denman Robert Lee J. R. Patterson Cecil Coulson Doyle Rogers Jerry Parker James Arnold Tidwell Dale Luckett Ronnie Robbins Kermit Bob Burson Kerrville Wilburn Martin Orient Patterson Funeral Home Chapel of Memories Herman Ohrlenbusch

Bronte Approves City Hall Bond 3 to 1

Voters approve an $18,000 city hall bond by 79 to 24 in Bronte. The plan calls for an 80 by 27 foot building north of the post office with offices for law enforcement justice of the peace city secretary a meeting room fire truck stalls jail cells and rest rooms. No bids or start date yet announced.

Bronte Noah Pruitt Sr Justice of the Peace

Passerby First to Reach Bronte Fire on Monday

A Huey Nivens family from Palestine on vacation stopped at Bronte and helped move furniture from the Coal son house after seeing smoke. They were en route to Robert Lee and then Kermit.

Passerby Bronte Huey Nivens Palestine Robert Lee Coalson

Wolf resigns as Bronte Church of Christ minister

Joe Wolf announced Sunday his resignation from the Bronte Church of Christ ministry effective soon He came to Bronte in 1960 from Weslaco to take a new post as minister at Iraan The Bronte church built a new building during his tenure and he and his family were active in community and church affairs A statement to Bronte residents will run in next week's Enterprise

Joe Wolf The Bronte Church of Weslaco Iraan Wolf Bronte Church Bronte

Three Gatesville youths captured after West Texas escape

Three youths, escaped from the State School for Boys at Gatesville, were tracked west of Bronte. They stole a 1962 Buick in Dublin, fled to Abilene for fuel, then rode a tractor before abandoning it. Identified as Bill Wright 16, Greenville. George Williams 15, Columbia SC. Michael Hall 15, Midland. Authorities from multiple counties aided in the pursuit.

State School Gatesville Bronte Ollie Eubanks Here Walter Stapp Oak Creek Lake Texas Highway Jim Cantrell Sterling City Melvin Childress Winters Dublin Childress Abilene Bill Wrinkle Bill Wright Greenville George Williams Columbia S. C Michael Hall Midland Colorado City Sweetwater Coke County Enterprise Gatesville School

Bronte Fire Destroys Two Homes Amid Storm

A heavy rain and wind blaze destroyed the Lena Shaver home and damaged the Coalson residence in Bronte on Monday. Firefighters from Robert Lee and Blackwell aided as insurance valued both homes total losses, with the Coalsons rebuilding nearby.

Bronte Lena Shaver Rayson Bill Luckett Shaver

Reunion of John Riker Family at Lake Sweetwater

Mrs. B. E. Modgling and Mrs. J. A. Percifull attended a family reunion held Sunday at Lake Sweetwater, gathering relatives for a social event and reconnecting with kin.

B. E. Modgling J. A. Percifull John Riker Lake Sweetwater

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cc. E. Arrott Ranch Clifford Clark O. L. Pittman Edward Cumbie Sam Seay J. L. Sonnenberg Annie Wilkins Will Gideon By Fay C. Roe California Headon City Hall Nivens Church of Christ Mr. Wolf B. G. Timmons W. H Bud) Maxwell Coalsons Luckett
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