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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1954
Page
4
The piece praises J. G. Bunyard of J. G. Bunyard & Sons as a progressive, reliable electrical contractor and civic contributor. It also commends Cullin Cole for his enthusiastic participation in San Angelo’s civic affairs and progressive city progress.
The piece honors Stratton B. Craile general manager of The Concho Concrete Company for his progressive, proactive approach. It credits his boosterism and community service with advancing San Angelo's business profile and the company’s standing in the region.
A fragment highlights C Mullin Cole of The Cole Repair Shop as a notable personality whose conduct earns public praise. The text notes his roles in Schwinn and Rollfast sales and service and calls him progressive in business.
E A Fritz and Alton O McEver are praised for loyal community service and optimism that advance San Angelo and surrounding areas. The Little Mexico Restaurant in San Angelo Beaumont and Orange is cited for high food quality and outstanding service guided by their leadership.
Glynn Reichert recently took over operation of The B and B Produce Company at 701 Orient San Angelo. He quickly demonstrates executive ability and civic interest building a strong local network and inviting friends and new customers to visit the modern new business.
The Concho Valley Feed Co. duo W T Powell and his son Frank are hailed as progressive civic and business leaders in San Angelo and the surrounding district. The tribute notes their steadfast city support, extensive connections, and pivotal role in local growth and meritorious civic projects.
J G Wallace Jr as district wholesale grocery firm manager and community figure stands out as one of San Angelo's best liked men. His work with H O Wooten Grocery Company has aided local growth and progress, with his efforts driving notable company and district advancement.
Dick C. and Glenn C. Cunningham of The Dix Key Shop are highlighted for their long standing downtown business since 1940. The article notes their locksmith and lawnmower repair expertise as key factors in San Angelo’s growth and its status as a regional business center.
The Cunninghams are credited for significant effort in business and civic activities benefiting the community. They receive sincere praise and commendation for their conduct and dedication to the general welfare. Glenn and Dick Cunningham are trusted to continue serving San Angelo and nearby areas for years to come.
The piece lauds Donald L Smith of Bowman Lumber Co Inc as a progressive San Angelo business leader. It highlights his extensive lumber knowledge, honest practices, respected reputation, and a long successful career, wishing him continued success.
The community recognizes Vernon Shipman for his forward looking policies and active sponsorship of city projects. His efforts to contribute time and resources to San Angelo display a model of business success paired with public service and civic engagement.
The San Angelo community honors Omer Dreiling of The San Angelo By-Products Inc. and San Angelo Rendering Co. for his optimism and belief in local growth. He is recognized for private success and public-spirited contributions to civic advancement and welfare projects.
The San Angelo review profiles Dorman L. Chapman and Gilbert A. Theriot of The Ace Builders Company. It commends their progressive business approach and civic contributions, noting their influence on local development and wishing them continued success in coming years.
Vernon B. Shipman of Shipman's Drive Inn in San Angelo bases his success on serving appetizing food. His many friends and customers patronize the popular eating place daily, attesting to the soundness of his policy.
In San Angelo Spiro Vallatos operates The Bus Terminal Cafe and is praised for high service standards and quality foods. The civic minded restaurateur is lauded for quiet leadership in community affairs and public drives.
Due to the efforts of a group of wide awake business and professional men, San Angelo has attained a dominant position in the commercial life of this section. Two of the men who have justly contributed are R. A. Wagner and Frank A. Grounds. Continued on next page.
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