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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
4
C A and James R Duncan of San Angelo are credited with progressive real estate insight and civic involvement. Their Mc Burnett Building offices anchor growth in residential and industrial development, while aggressive yet practical methods benefit clients and the community.
Lester M Arhelger has expanded the service at Arhelger Humble Product Service Station at Sth and North Chadbourne. He is active in civic duties, trusted in the community, and regarded as a credit to San Angelo’s business life.
G E Steve Blevins of Blevins Saddlery at 1905 Armstrong is cited as a standout in San Angelo business and civic circles. The piece lauds his dependable work and leadership, noting his impact beyond commerce.
The passage salutes Steve Blevins and his father George M. for their active, cheerful participation in civic duties. It highlights their commitment and substantial contributions to the city’s ongoing progress and recognizes them as leading progressive citizens.
San Angelo honors Elmer V and Doc McKinney owners of McKinney's Ice & Grocery and Modern Cigarette Service at 120 West Washington Drive and the Star Bowling Lanes. The brothers are recognized for civic leadership and support of community progress.
Jack E Brown at 2410 Waco is a progressive San Angelo businessman known for expertise in tax exempt municipal bonds and investment securities. His work aligns successful private ventures with civic projects, enhancing local economic and civic life.
Ben Bird recently assumed management of the Orkin Exterminating Company at 1932 Sherwood Way and has quickly demonstrated executive ability. He has earned new friends and satisfied customers, showing an active, energetic personality and a keen interest in community activities and civic responsibility.
A prestige profile lauds Claud Cole of C and L Army Surplus at 301 South Chadbourne and his son Ronnie Cole for progressive business leadership and civic contributions in San Angelo.
The profile highlights Tom Biggs of the West Texas Fire Extinguisher Company at 128 East Concho as a civic leader. It notes his broad community involvement, wide circle of friends and satisfied customers, and his influence across district business and public projects. He is described as a man of varied leadership roles and civic contributions.
A brief tribute honors a long‑standing San Angelo businessman whose exploits in local commerce and the surrounding area merit greater acknowledgment than currently given.
Arthur Vokes District Manager for the Farmers Insurance Group at 621 Caddo is praised for his consistent civic involvement. The feature highlights his willingness to support projects benefiting San Angelo and surrounding areas and notes his role as a respected leader in business and community efforts.
David Pack, manager of Wolfe Nursery at 1902 West Beauregard, is praised for modern, customer friendly service and strong civic contributions. The piece commends his leadership in San Angelo and nearby areas, noting long experience and a policy of staying abreast of industry trends.
This tribute highlights B J Gibbs the Morrison Supply Company manager at 110 East Avenue B. His organization skill and new ideas have built the firm’s strong local reputation. He contributes to community projects and the city’s welfare while balancing business success with public service.
In a San Angelo review of progressive men and firms two Bowman Lumber Company leaders, Jack Marshall and Don Gordon of 1007 North Chadbourne, are celebrated for dependable service, local aid, and civic project support in West Texas. Their records and future hopes are commended by the community.
N W Pete Wynne heads a prominent wholesale leather firm, the San Angelo Leather Company at 522 South Chadbourne, and is celebrated as a community leader whose efforts have spurred growth and progress in the district.
The Plains Brokerage Company executive A. A. Bradshaw of 2027 Sherwood Way is praised for civic and business leadership in San Angelo. The feature lauds his community support and reflects public opinion on his contributions to the city and district.
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