Youngblood backs amendment to finance Texas water plan
Austin banker L T Youngblood of Bronte endorsed the constitutional amendment to fund the long range Texas Water Plan. He joined Governor Smith on the Committee of 500 and will support Amendment No 2 on the August 5 ballot. The plan would authorize 3.5 billion dollars in bonds to finance state water development with repayment by users. The effort is backed by former governors and aims to supply water for domestic use industry agriculture and recreation across Texas into the next century.
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Austin
L. T. Youngblood
Bronte
Preston Smith
Youngblood
Governor’s Committee of 500
Bronte Banker
Upper
Colorado River Authority
River Authority
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Plan
Smith
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
John Connally
Texas
Mississippi River
Cowsert Named To FLB Position In San Angelo
James M. Cowsert, a trainee with the Federal Land Bank in San Angelo and Ballinger, is elected assistant manager of the newly formed Federal Land Bank Association of San Angelo formed by consolidating the San Angelo and Ballinger offices. The main office will be in San Angelo with Cowsert moving to Ballinger to run the Ballinger office. The association will service loans in Coke Irion Reagan Runnels Sterling and Tom Green counties. directors include William Pfluger Paul Pruitt C E Arrott Clyde Flanagan Arnold Fuchs David Glass and Alvin Sefcik.
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James M. Cowsert
Federal Land Bank Association
San Angelo
Ballinger
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Federal Land Bank Association of
South Irving Street
Cowsert
Kent
8Th Street
Coke
Irion
Reagan
Runnels
Sterling
Tom Green
William C. Pfluger
Paul Pruitt
Norton
C. E. Arrott
Bronte
Clyde Flanagan
Arnold Fuchs
David Glass
Sterling City
Alvin Sefcik
Vancourt
Pre-Schoolers Plan Field Trip Friday
Bronte preschool students will travel Friday under Mrs. C B Barbee with junior homemaking students assisting. Louis Thornton drives the bus. They depart at 9 30 a m for lunch at a cafeteria then visit Abilene zoo and amusement park.
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Bronte
Abilene
C. B. Barbee
Louis Thornton
Abilene Zoo
Personal notices from Ranger area weekend visits and hospital stays
Mr and Mrs Norman R Riker and Cathy and Gary Don Allen visited Ranger with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Tommy Walter. Ronnie Lee of Waco joined them in Ranger. L L Wilkins Jr of Houston vacationing at Oak Creek Lake and visiting his parents L L Wilkins Sr in Bronte. Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Willie B Millikin admitted to Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene for growth removals. Glen McKnight of San Angelo visiting his mother Helen Kirkland. Pete Gentry enjoyed a weekend vacation at Ruidoso NM. Noah Pruitt Jr and Neriha Melvina Lee and Sallie Richards spent last weekend at Ruidoso NM.
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Norman R. Riker
Cathy
Gary Don Allen
Ranger
Tommy Walter
Ronnie Lee
Waco
L. L. Wilkins, Jr
Houston
Oak Creek Lake
L. L. Wikins
Bronte
George Thomas
Willie B. Millikin
Hendricks Memorial
Abilene
Thomas
Millikin
Glen McKnight
San Angelo
Helen Kirkland
Pete Gentry
Ruidoso
N.M
Noah Pruitt Jr
Niériha
Melvina Lee
Sallie Richards
Ruidoso, Nam
Gray No. 4-A Sallie Odom Recommpleted at Fort Chadbourne
The N. P. Powell Inc. oil well No. 4-A Sallie Odom in Fort Chadbourne field, five miles west of Wingate, gains third Gray producer after recompletion from Odom lime unit. Daily flow 137 barrels, gas oil ratio 1380 to 1, perforated at 5150 to 5160 feet. Jerry McCutchens of Abilene visited relatives L. F. McCutchen over the weekend.
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Fort Chadbourne
Runnels County
N. P. Powell, Inc
Abilene
Gray Carroll Survey
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DeWitt Scott Recovering After June Tractor Accident
DeWitt Scott son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed Scott is recuperating from injuries suffered early in June when his foot was caught in a tractor power-lift. His middle toe had to be amputed due to the accident and he is now doing okay.
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DeWitt Scott
Joe Ed Scott
Bronte Teacher to Attend Dallas Homemaking Workshop
Mrs. Royce Fancher, Bronte homemaking teacher, will attend a workshop in Dallas next week with Texas homemaking teachers. The session will cover the latest teaching methods and other matters pertinent to her job.
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Royce Fancher
Bronte
Dallas
Texas
Freeman Family Moves to Hedley for Teaching Posts
Mr and Mrs John Freeman move to Hedley Texas with their family to teach next fall Mrs Freeman taught math in Bronte last year Their son Dale will stay in San Angelo for summer classes at Angelo State University
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John Freeman
Hedley
Texas
Freeman
Bronte
Dale
San Angelo
Angelo State University
Long-awaited reunion in Geral dine with relatives
Thomas A. Carlile of Geral dine Alabama visits with his sister Mrs. Vernon Lammers and Mr. Lammers. The gathering marks their first meeting in 21 years, highlighting a touching family reunion in the small Alabama town.
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Thomas A. Carlile
Geraldine, Ala
Vernon Lammers
Mr. Lammers
Local couple plans move to Fort Stockton this summer
Mr and Mrs Clint Low and daughter Lana visited Fort Stockton to arrange a move in August. Low has taught science and math in Bronte schools and will teach algebra in Fort Stockton schools. Lana will enroll at Sul Ross College in Alpine in September.
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Clint Low
Lana
Fort Stockton
Low
Bronte
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Visit Leaves Amarillo Couple For Hurley Home
Jerry Don Holcombe of Altus AFB Oklahoma and Mrs. Charles Payne of Amarillo visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hurley last weekend. Mrs. Payne remained to visit this week.
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Jerry Don Holcombe
Altus Afb
Okla
Charles Payne
Amarillo
Elmer Hurley
Payne
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Jerry McCutchens
Mrs. L. F. McCutchen
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