New Babies Reported in Bronte Area
Mr and Mrs Paul Pruitt of Marie Star Route Bronte welcome son Brian Lewis born November 11 in a San Angelo hospital. Grandparents Roy L Roper Norton and Henry Pruitt Bronte. Ralph Dunklin and wife announce daughter born November 10 at Bronte Hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces with two sisters. F Ramirez and wife of Tennyson report son Ray born November 14 at 8:05 am in local hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces.
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Paul Pruitt
Marie Star Route
Bronte
Brian Lewis
San Angelo
Bruce Alan
Roy L. Roper
Norton
Henry Pruitt
Ralph Dunklin
Bronte Hospital
Mr. and
F. R. Rameriz
Tennyson
Ray
Hospital News Admits and Dismissals Across Town
Nov events list admissions and discharges for multiple patients including Claude Ray Smith Sweetwater J T Stevenson Winters Mrs Osmo Black and Oscar Dorsey. Several births noted with new daughter or son born to families such as Mrs Ralph Dunklin and Mrs F R Ramirez November 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 entries.
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Claude Ray Smith
Sweetwater
J. T. Stevenson
Winters
Osmo Black
Isaac Howell
Tennyson
Matthew Caperton
Janet Caperton
M. R. Rogers
A. M. Neel
J. W. Latham
Ralph Dunklin
Carolyn Brewer
Lewis Conradt
Hylton
E. L. Cappock
W. B. McShan
S. Durham
J. A. Stephenson
Ed Hickman
Robert Lee
Preston Davis
J. F. Hughes
A. J. Bragewitz
Ida Rogers
Douglas Crow
Norton
Oscar Dorsey
Frank Gregor
M. W. Thane
Herb Holland
Barbara Gregor
F. R. Ramirez
H. E. King
Wingate
Kenneth McCutchen
J. L. Brunson
Runaway Kids 14 Held For Parents
A pair of 14 year old runaways, Denny Lewis and Shirley Krana of McAllen, were picked up Tuesday by Sheriff Paul Good and Deputy C B Jacobs after driving off from McAllen in a 1955 Buick. They had no money and had not paid for gas at two stations. The youths were held in custody until Wednesday afternoon when their father, Dennis Lewis, arrived to take them home.
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Paul Good
C. B. Jacobs
Denny Lewis
Shirley
Krana
McAllen
Aga
Mr. Lewis
Robert Lee
Sheriff Good
Fruit cake making and Christmas plans outlined by Extension Council
A county Extension Council meeting in the agricultural building outlined a five year work program for adult and 4-H efforts. The write up lists attendees, notes Christmas party invitations, and promotes fruit cake aging and baking tips with reference to a “Christmas Time at Home” bulletin for recipes and decor ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Council
Cc. W. Humphries
Mary Beth Schooler
Ed Cumbie
Louis Bridges
Jessie Parker
A. V. Sheppard
Waide
Work Begins on Rail Spur Near Maryneal
Grading of right-of-way for a Santa Fe Railroad spur between Maryneal and Silver started Monday. Allhands and Briley of Dallas began grading and bridges work near Maryneal. track laying will begin soon. An Interstate Commerce Commission order requires work to start by December 1 and end before June 1. The line will serve Silver oil fields, the Fuller-Coke and Jameson fields, and a Texas Natural Gasoline Corp. plant near Silver.
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Maryneal
Santa Fe
Here
Silver
Allhands and Briley of
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fuller-Coke
Jameson
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp
Deep fall plowing boosts cotton yields in Refugio
Refugio farmers report that fall plowing and chiseling preserve fall rains and enrich soil. County Agent D F Breadbhauer notes cotton on deep plowed land yields about 77 pounds more lint per acre and nearly 1,000 pounds more per mile of row.
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D. F. Breadbhauer
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