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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
5
Carroll Land manager of the Concho Valley Electric Co-Op in San Angelo receives praise for advancing the co op’s role in local commerce and industry. The profile also honors Mrs. Merle Thompson for her business and civic contributions to the community.
A civic tribute notes Gust F Rakagis of the Charlies Open Kitchen Drive In at 1315 North Chadbourne for his extensive city services and progressive business record. The profile praises his wide circle of friends, dependable support for regional projects, and assets he represents to the community.
Mrs Merle Thompson operator of the Little Mexico Restaurant at 423 South Chadbourne is praised for her careful menu and service and for supporting community activities. Her leadership is noted as a local asset in San Angelo.
A San Angelo review salutes Byron Hoffman of Hoffman Brothers for his active role in oil field development in the district. His San Angelo National Bank Building office positions him among key industry figures, with broad civic and business influence in the region.
The staff of Luther Transfer and Warehouse Company Inc. is praised for contributing to business and civic life in West Texas. Offices operate in San Angelo Midland Del Rio Snyder and Odessa with a strong record of fairness friendliness and service.
B F Hayes of 2307 West Twohig is highlighted as a progressive San Angelo citizen. His cement contracting knowledge and years of experience have established him as a leader in the field and a valued contributor to the community’s welfare and growth.
San Angelo business figure John R. Daves of the John Daves Chevron Service Station at 1931 Sherwood Way is praised for his high standards and civic cooperation. The piece notes strong patronage at his station and his ongoing integrity and community service.
Richard M. Fielder of the Lindsay Soft Water Company at 1914 North Chadbourne is highlighted as a progressive San Angelo business leader. The profile notes his wide circle of friends and satisfied customers and his civic contributions beyond his own business interests.
Richard Fielder is praised for a wide business and commercial life in San Angelo and nearby areas. The article offers a brief tribute, noting he deserves more recognition than he has received locally.
The article commends livestock dealer R P Lee of 310 North Adams for his consistent civic involvement. It notes his support for city projects and his role as a recognized leader in business and community activities in San Angelo and surrounding territory.
Floyd Butler of Butler's Boat and Repair Shop at Lake Nosworthy is celebrated for his progressive approach to service and his public-spirited work benefiting the city and wider district. The tribute notes his business success and civic obligations, recognizing the time he devotes to community welfare.
Due to the efforts of wide awake local businessmen San Angelo advances in Texas commerce. W E Kimrey Sr and Jr of W E Kimrey & Son Construction on Sonora Route and 109 Churchill Blvd receive praise for promoting civic projects while putting private matters aside.
The San Angelo Review praises prominent local entrepreneurs for their business success and extensive contributions to the city’s welfare, signaling appreciation from the community and recognition of civic impact.
James W Hall of the Kirby Vacuum Company at 1524 West Beauregard is praised for aggressive business and civic leadership. The piece commends his proactive stance and community promotion, crediting his drive with improving the company’s standing in the area.
In a tribute to local growth and civic effort, Reagan Henson of Aluminum Body Works Inc. is praised for foresight and optimism guiding San Angelo’s expansion. He is noted for his public spirited contributions from his business at 501 North Main and 114 East 5th, reflecting commitment to the city's welfare.
Victor L Gordon of Gordon Plastics Manufacturing Company at 128 East 5th is praised for his civic and business contributions to San Angelo. The piece highlights his progressiveness, community support, and leadership in local projects, reflecting public appreciation for his service.
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