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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
A Bronte Enterprise representative compiles a reflection on the progressive business and civic-minded people of San Angelo and vicinity. The piece praises local cooperation and leadership across various lines of endeavor in supporting a department and acknowledging citizen contributions.
In a period of San Angelo expansion progressive business leaders earn praise for foresight and civic effort. Darrell O Neal of Echo Pump Service is highlighted for optimism, personal success, and commitment to public welfare through city projects.
The San Angelo community honors James E Fleming manager of Foremost Dairies for progressive leadership in business and industry and his constructive civic involvement. His quiet reserve and sound judgment earn respect and friendships across the district.
The San Angelo community recognizes F. W. Mitchell as an authority on painting and paper changing problems. He is noted for civic involvement, support of city progress, and a history of aiding local initiatives benefiting business and industry. The article lauds him as a progressive asset and hopes for continued service.
The San Angelo area salutes Douglas A Williams and Bruce Smithson of Apex Exterminators 32 West Beauregard next to St Angelus Hotel for their civic and business contributions. Their leadership supports growth in the wholesale grocery firm and regional progress.
G T Trusler of the Cactus Oil Company is recognized as a progressive civic leader in San Angelo. The article commends his foresight, business success, and contributions to the city's welfare and future growth.
The firm, renowned in dry cleaning, is credited for long experience and a policy of keeping abreast of the times. Earl and Lovie Lord are thanked for their successful management and many contributions to civic projects aiding San Angelo and nearby areas.
M S Luby of Luby's Cafeteria in San Angelo is praised for serving good food and for looking ahead by supporting community projects. His popular dining spot draws daily patrons and he is recognized as an asset to the city through business success and civic involvement.
Manse M. Millican leads the Kimbell Angelo Company, a prominent wholesale grocery firm, and is noted as a well liked figure in San Angelo's business and neighborhood scene. His many friendships reflect a reputation built on community involvement and steady achievement.
J Marvin Allen of the Professional Service Bureau is praised for using his business success to aid the community. The review notes his leadership, understanding of local business needs, and efforts to improve San Angelo and its metropolitan area. A small token of public esteem is offered.
Earl and Lovie Lord run Lord's Cleaners with public service in mind. The cheerful staff and cooperative approach illustrate how a local business meets civic obligations and serves the community.
In San Angelo, O. D. Harrison Sr. and Jr. with William L. Harrison of Harrison Roofing are highlighted as threefold contributors to city progress. They are respected in business and community circles for civic support, loyalty, and charitable actions benefiting the area.
San Angelo honors Tim Kenner of Luther Transfer & Warehouse Co Inc for civic responsibility and industry. He is described as selfless, active in city business and industrial efforts, with a sincere desire to serve and broad local goodwill.
Byron L Simpson, a respected civil engineer and licensed land surveyor, is noted for his steady support of civic projects benefiting the community. The city relies on his consistent willingness to lend a hand when worthy ventures arise.
The city of San Angelo and adjacent territory praise Byron Simpson for his business leadership and community service. The commendation highlights his civic responsibility and recognition as a trusted local leader.
The San Angelo review lauds Billy W. Willig for shaping community value through his Western Iron Works and Willig's Ornamental Shop. His progressive approach, public-spirited projects, and cheerful cooperation reflect his character and drive local patronage and civic involvement.
Elgin F Young of the Young Well Supply is praised for progressive leadership in business and notable civic contributions across the San Angelo area. The tribute acknowledges his dedication to public welfare beyond his private interests and city limits.
H H John Booher of the Stovall Booher Radiator Sales and Service is described as progressive, friendly, and civic minded. His long experience in radiator sales and service has earned him prominence in the field and trust in the community for reliability and public spirited efforts.
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