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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1954
Page
11
Continued from page 8 Business Review highlights R. A. Wagner and Frank A. Grounds of The Wagner Office Equipment for their progressive business impact. The Sketched duo are praised for civic efforts that aided San Angelo West Texas development and public welfare.
Mrs L V Hillyer of The Fabric Shop is praised as a civic-minded leader aiding San Angelo’s development. Her business acumen and public service are highlighted, noting her readiness to contribute time and energy to community projects and the city’s benefit.
Bill H Breit of The Ace Loan Service Inc at 39 West Twohig is recognized as a progressive San Angelo business man. The tribute praises his public service, fair dealing, and efforts to benefit the community through business and civic activities.
A community profile spotlights D. D. Jackson and L. J. Marberry among local business and professional men shaping the area. The piece notes active roles and community involvement.
D. D. Jackson and L. J. Marberry of The Excel Exterminators at 24 South Main are praised for civic leadership and community progress. The two business leaders, well regarded by friends and associates, are recognized as loyal, successful, and generous contributors to local initiatives.
In paying tribute to progressive San Angelo businessmen, W C Billie Gilbert of The Billie Gilbert Garage is praised for automotive repair skill and management acumen. His civic spirit and generous city welfare contributions are highlighted, along with his wide circle of respected friends and fair business methods.
A pro gressive San Angelo figure, Frank Richerson of The Warel Mfg. Company, is highlighted for fair dealings and active support of petroleum development. His civic involvement has strengthened city progress, earning friendship and good will among residents and colleagues.
Ralph E. Downs of The Texas Hotel and San Angelo Art Co. earns universal respect for progressive leadership in business and civic life. His quiet, confident manner and constructive advice are praised as he supports civic projects and community efforts in the district.
W J Russell of The Fish Market is praised for progressive leadership and outstanding service to the San Angelo area. The tribute highlights his business success and devotion to civic welfare, noting his time and effort benefiting the city and district alike.
A review of progressive San Angelo business figures highlights M. G. Franklin of The Franklin Furniture Store. The piece notes his broad civic contributions, wide experience in local business, and strong leadership within the district, earning him favorable regard from friends and customers.
Prentiss Davis, a well known San Angelo boat and outboard motor dealer, has earned a reputation as one of the area's more progressive business figures.
The piece extols Prentiss Daviss wholesale distributor in eighty one counties for Champion Motors and Lone Star Boats dealer at 2300 Sherwood Way. It praises his modesty efficiency and zeal for civic progress and offers congratulations to San Angelo on his contributions and hope for continued success.
A San Angelo feature praises Virgil Latham of The Delaware Drillers Inc. for his significant role in local oil production and district development. The piece notes his civic spirit, wide circle of friends, and readiness to support city and district projects while forecasting continued success in petroleum operations.
C B Ostrander of The Charles Motor Company San Angelo is praised for progressive Ford sales service and civic work. The piece lauds his direct action optimistic methods business acumen and unselfish public spiritedness.
In a companion note to this review, readers are introduced to Norman Dars to credit the man behind the evaluation. The article emphasizes his role in shaping the piece and acknowledges his influence on the assessment.
A tribute to Norman Durst of The Concho Valley Pecan Co at 55 East Washington Drive. The article notes his organizational genius and efforts to turn ideas into deeds, highlighting his community service and impact on the city’s welfare and local reputation.
James M. Hill, a respected San Angelo building contractor known for his broad community involvement, is praised for unselfish contributions to the district’s growth and welfare. The tribute notes his upright business methods and enduring dedication to fair practices and local development.
The Skating Rink of San Angelo honors A. W. Gee for his many city services and achievements in the business life of the district. He is described as a trusted friend maker and a dependable supporter of community projects. San Angelo calls him an asset and progressive businessman.
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