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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes a death related to a Methodist church and Fort Chadbourne Baptist Church. It mentions a Bible section and a premie Bronte Storips Secton 2PP, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
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The scene records visits by Negi Reenos and Mrs W O Cooper relatives from Mbaene Zaminatesw and Margaret to the Io Pabnners and Io Pabnners household. Wobna Ann Reed and brothers visited Bronte Puesday morning, while F Brutetis planned a ten day trip. A community barbeque hosted by the Business Men's Bible Chassui Sai Angelo Monelis drew many Bronte residents including Hiesan Banham Shennan and Deni Son.
The county agent’s column notes 210 dogs vaccinated against rabies and thanks local newspapers theaters and civic organizations for support. It urges humane destruction of stray dogs and lists names tied to agrarian and community efforts amid a busy schedule of upcoming events.
Ricke Ann Knippa, daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Knippa, was admitted to Shannon Hospital in San Angelo for medical treatment Friday.
Bobby Franklin is ill with mumps this week. Irene and Ginger Glover from Gra ham Texas visit Bronte with grandparents J L Coppedge and relatives. Mr and Mrs Jodie Hedges and Cathy Hedges visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Lee Sunday.
Edna Terry and her family from Abi lene visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J L Coppedge. Allen and Nada Coppedge also visited Sunday in the Jess Coppedge home.
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