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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1960

Page

8

Barefoot duo honored for service to San Angelo

The community pays tribute to M. J. and Bonnie Barefoot of Barefoot Texaco Service at 2101 North Chadbourne for extensive city service and extensive contributions to local business life. They are praised for broad friendship, support for district projects, and notable help to the motoring public.

M. J Bonnie Barefoot Barefoot Texaco North Chadbourne San Angelo Barefoot

Zentner Brothers Honored For Local Civic Efforts

Joe E. Zentner of Zentner Steak House No. 2 on Highway 67 between Rowena and Ballinger and Tony Zentner of Zentner Steak House at 2715 Sherwood Way are praised for good food and service and their policy of looking ahead through community sponsorships. Their friends and patrons attest to customer appreciation and successful management.

San Angelo Ballinger Joe E. Zentnner Zentner Steak House Highway 67 Rowena Tony Zentner Sherwood Way Joe Tony Zentmer Tony Joe Zentner

C F Wyatt A Pioneer in San Angelo Fertilizer Trade

C F Wyatt leads San Angelo's top fertilizer and horticultural distributors and has shaped local industry. He introduced iron sulfate and organic materials to neutralize soil calcium and alkali, building Wyatt Wholesale at 609 West 11th into a growth driver for the city. His personal prominence boosts the firm and regional progress.

C. F. Wyatt San Angelo Wyatt West 11Th

Stratton B Cranle Honored For Community Service in San Angelo

The San Angelo business leader Stratton B Cranle of Concho Concrete Company is recognized for his contributions to regional development. Based at 308 East 4th, his portable unit operates in Bronte at Montgomery Sand & Gravel and his upright methods reflect fair practices.

San Angelo Texas Stratton B. Cralle Concho Concrete Company East 4Th Bronte Montgomery Stratton Cranle

Jim Bean San Angelo Photographer Earning Civic Role

Jim Bean of Jim Bean Your Photographer Too operates a studio at 2302 West Beauregard and is noted as a progressive San Angelo businessman. His expertise in commercial and portrait photography supports civic projects and community advancement.

Jim Bean West Beauregard San Angelo Bean

Townsend Savor San Angelo Success And Civic Involvement

Sam C and Maurine Townsend run Townsend's Restaurant at 2401 North Chadbourne in San Angelo. They are praised for consistent high quality food and service, making it a popular local spot. The couple is noted for civic engagement and quiet charitable support in community projects, earning recognition from the paper.

Sam Maurene Townsend San Angelo Townsend's Restaurant North Chadbourne

Letter Urges Strong Support for Democratic Ticket in Bronte

In Bronte and Coke County residents urge national leaders Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy to win the presidential race. They frame the election as essential to securing federal aid for dams and water conservation, urging decisive action and party loyalty to advance local development.

Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson John Kennedy Coke County

Johnson Sacrificed For Texas On Democratic Ticket

Lyndon B. Johnson placed second on the Democratic ticket to support Texas. He made the sacrifice to help the party and the state, with Sam Rayburn agreeing it was best. The outcome of the ticket remains uncertain.

Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Sam Rayburn

Attending Oklahoma Texas Game In Dallas

One year from now observers will declare it was best. Frank C Dickey attended the Oklahoma Texas football game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas with Mr and Mrs C O Richards and Mr and Mrs Royce Lee.

Frank C. Dickey Cotton Bowl Dallas C. O. Richards Royce Lee

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M. J. and Joe E. and Sam C. and Maurine Townsend Washington Kennedy Johnson WTA Po. Pol. Adv West Texas Oarrides OU
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