Tennyson Special Edition Chronicles Birth and Growth
The Bronze Weekly dedicates a special edition to Tennyson, tracing its name origin to Lord Tennyson sentiment, town development since 1906, and local institutions. It notes post office moves, school history, church unity, four stores, a garage, a blacksmith, a cotton gin, and key merchants including Howell Ellison Dunn Townsend and Little. It mentions Masonic Lodge founded in 1923 and early civic leaders, plus scattered notices on spring events and local officials and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Juniper
County Line
J. L. Howell
J. A. Ellison
M. J. Dunn
F. O. Key
O. H. Willoughby
San Antonio
Carne Glenn
Iva Bridges
San Jacinto
Local visitors share news across Bronte and nearby towns
The column lists visits among Weatherford, Bronte, Rotan, Dublin and San Angelo residents. It notes Mr and Mrs Douglas Dean and Gaye of Weatherford visiting Mr and Mrs Herold Sheppard, Gene Price Keeney coming from San Angelo to stay with grandparents, and O S Kiker and Mary Phillips visiting relatives in Bronze. The piece ends with a personal reflection on the Christ image versus painted likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dean
Gaye
Weatherford
Herold Sheppard
Deans
Robert Lee
Gene Price Keeney
Gene Keeney
San Angelo
Bronte
Charlie Keeney
Will Price
Tulsa
Okla
Fort Worth
O. S. Kiker
Rotan
S. A. Kiker
Mary Phillips
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Joseph Cotten
Shelley Winters
Scott Brady
Frontier
Cartoon & News
Mario Lanza
Doretta Morrow
Payroll
U. S
Yong Bank
Berles
Treasury
Gerles K
By N. E. Buer
Christ
House of God
God
Lisble
Ted Gouldy
Price Twendel
Diamond Tomatoes
Leelame
Dole
Betty Crocker
Swift's Premium
Ballard Biscuits
Bronte Ice Co
Curry-Hamerick Jewelers
Qne
Sufplies