Tad Richards Owns Last Weeks Mystery Farm
Tad Richards owns 3200 acres near Bronte with cotton, cattle, and a 1906 land addition. He and Eva Richards have three children and ten grandchildren. He also owns a 35000 acre South Dakota ranch now leased back after government sale for Oak Dam project. Foreman family visited Bronte en route to the State Fair and football game in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Richards
Last Weeks
Mystery Farm
Bronte
Tad
Will Richards
Eva Richards
Claude Rowland
San Angelo
Shaler Copeland
Strawn
Ralph
Richards
Pierre
So. Dakota
U.S
Big Oake Dam
Lonnie Foreman
Jal, N. M
Dallas
Rees Breaks Knee Cap In Bronte Accident
R. W. Rees is recovering in a San Angelo hospital after breaking his knee cap in a fall on a wet Bronte sidewalk October 14. Surgery was needed to repair the damage. Mrs. William Carter of Menard visited relatives including Mrs. Lee Richards. Herman Glenn and daughter Sue, from Crane, and others visited the Mackeys and Luttrells, and bought a new Ford during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Rees
San Angelo
Bronte
William Carter of
Menard
Lee Richards
Herman Glenn
Sue
Crane
B. D. Mackey
J. D. Luttrell
Mike Sunday
HD Club Sees Leaf and Table Craft With Mrs Emerson
Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs Taylor Emerson on Wednesday afternoon October 15. Mrs Collins Sayner led a leaf preservation segment while Mrs Dee Estes discussed buffet tables and meals with Sayner’s help. Emerson served a refreshment plate to members C. E. Arrott Floyd Crunk Dee Estes and J. F. Hughes. Next meeting is set with Mrs O R McQueen on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Emerson
Home Demonstration Club
Collins Sayner
Dee Estes
Sayner
Emerson
Mmes. C. E. Arrott
Floyd Crunk
J. F. Hughes
Say
New Tax Exemptions Shelley Ann Cumbie Born in Bronte
Shelley Ann Cumbie, new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cumbie of Bronte, weighed seven pounds and was born at 6 45 p m Tuesday October 21 in Bronte Hospital. She has three sisters Linda Susan and Dawn and grandparents Mr and Mrs R E Cumbie of Bronte and Mr and Mrs M S S Luby of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley Ann
Edward Cumbie
Bronte
Bronte Hospital
Linda
Susan
Dawn
R. E .Cumbie
M. S&s. Luby
San Angelo
Mrs Cox Returns After Visit With Sisters
Mrs Kate Cox returned Monday after visiting her sister Mrs C H Dickens at Burnet. She was met there by another sister Mrs R C Lyons of Comanche. On Sunday they visited their brother Graves Burkes who is seriously ill in Scott and White Hospital at Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cox
C. H. Dickens
Burnet
R. C. Lyons
Comanche
Graves Burkes
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Local social visits span Waco to Blackwell
Mrs Bill Luckett and Mrs Ed Lindsey traveled to San Angelo last week to visit Mrs Oscar Dorsey. Ginger Murtishaw stayed Friday night with Debbe Luckett. James Keeney and family of Waco visited Mrs J L Keeney while Mr Keeney recovered from surgery. C L Knierim stopped in Blackwell to see Ruth Wall Lelia Jackson George Russell and Bob Reaves. A singing convention in Blackwell drew Floyd Modgling L E Smith and C L Knierim. Sunday guests at Marvin Corley’s included Jack Sharp of Big Spring and Hervey Latham and daughters of Robert Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Luckett
Ed Lindsey
San Angelo
Oscar Dorsey
Ginger Murtishaw
Debbe Luckett
James Keeney
Waco
J. L. Keeney
Keeney
C. L. Knierim
Blackwell
Ruth Wall
Lelia Jackson
George Russell
Bob Reaves
Floyd Modgling
L. E. Smith
Marvin Corley
Jack Sharp
Big Spring
Hervey Latham
Robert Lee
John Moore to celebrate 90th birthday in Bronte
Bronte resident John Moore will turn 90 on Tuesday October 28. Mrs. George Wrinkle, his host, invites friends to drop by and wish him well on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Bronte
George Wrinkle
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Mr. Richards
Frontier
Nigar
Kimbell Biscuits
ANGEL
Kimbell
Saveng Stame
Franco America
van Camps
Heinz Baby Food
Gandy
Ilocal News
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
State of
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioners’ Court OF
Coke County
J. L. Tinkler
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