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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1954
Page
3
Davis of The Caddo Cleaners earns praise for business acumen and civic service. Her dedication, willingness to support community projects, and sacrifices for the city highlight a promising future in local leadership.
The article lauds A L Al Bickle a San Angelo plumbing and heating contractor for his reliable community leadership and participation in civic projects. Itnotes his willingness to help unite efforts for city progress and expresses admiration from friends and associates.
Leonard Ashley runs The Third Street Shoe Shop at 14 East Third Street San Angelo. His progressive approach and community involvement have earned him wide patronage and a reputation for cheerful cooperation on public drives and projects. He recently moved from Ni Chadbourne to his longtime storefront, inviting old and new customers.
In San Angelo progress narrative this Bronte native Commie C Hudson of Hudson Cementing Company is highlighted for his active role in exploring and developing state petroleum resources. The piece commends his fair, friendly service oriented approach and wishes him continued success.
A tribute highlights John Lee Crouch for his organizational skill and leadership in promoting community welfare through the Concho Poster office at 514 Volney. The feature credits his efforts in advancing local business and civic life across the district.
A brief note honors citizens interested in better business and civic progress, recognizing contribution to the general welfare of San Angelo and vicinity.
James B. Lupton of The Angelo Glass and Mirror Company earns universal respect in San Angelo and surrounding areas for progressive management and civic involvement. His quiet, confident leadership and constructive civic advice are noted and admired by many.
A note praising a man for his earned respect and goodwill. It expresses confidence he will maintain his integrity and high standards, reflecting the regard of friends and colleagues.
In a tribute to civic effort, Mrs Mary L Boehme and Neill G DeLaney of Mrs Boehmes Bakery are praised for honest efficient public service. The Beavers Mr and Mrs Frank T Beaver receive acknowledgment for Upholding hospitality and executive ability at the Bedver Lodge, a notable San Angelo establishment.
A review of progressive and civic minded people of San Angelo highlights J F Wilson as a key figure whose efforts deserve recognition and continued success for many years.
R L and Jack Vaughan receive statewide recognition for strong business roles in San Angelo and West Texas. Their work with Stockman's Supply and Star State Grain Company is cited along with civic efforts improving the citys commercial life and public welfare.
The review honors W. R. Bill Keller of Keller Realty Company as a noted San Angelo real estate authority on city and suburban values. He is described as progressive and a willing supporter of community affairs, with a long record of civic betterment and contributions to local projects.
An article commends Leslie Wanier owner of Leslie's Conoco Service Station at 125 North Main for improving local business and civic conditions. It notes his diligence, adaptability to new challenges, extensive community cooperation, and ongoing civic involvement.
Clarence Haskew, district manager for The Chemical Process Co division of The Independent Eastern Torpedo Co, is honored as a forward thinking business leader shaping San Angelo’s trade area. Citizens praise his civic contributions and wish him continued success and continued civic progress.
Tribute to Ben Stewart of Ben Stewarts Garage lauds his automotive expertise in Studebaker repair and his civic contributions to San Angelo. The piece praises his wide acquaintances, fair business methods, and hopes for continued service to the community.
J. F. Wilson stands as a prominent San local restaurateur and orator, known for high quality foods and steady civic involvement. He earns community praise for his quiet, dignified participation in public drives and activities.
Fred Aulds of The Square Deal Upholstering Shop at 8 East 7th St is praised as a progressive San Angelo businessman. The article notes his deep knowledge of upholstery and consistent fulfillment of customer demands, highlighting how his experience benefits fellow citizens. Continued on Back Page.
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