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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1956
Page
8
Bronte Enterprise records its second class matter status at the Bronte Texas post office with a 1918 filing date under federal law. It states that reflections on any person firm or corporation are not intended and will be corrected on notification.
More than 100 self employed farmers age 65 and older have filed for social security benefits in the San Angelo District Office area over the past three months. E M Bowers, manager, notes the 13 counties served.
Bowers stated that self employed farmers over 65 who filed 1955 tax returns and earned $600 in 1956 farm income can file now under a special provision. Checks go to those not expecting net earnings over $1200 and to those over 72. others may file now and receive payments later. A 1955 tax return copy and payment stub are needed when filing at the San Angelo social security office.
Mr and Mrs R B Caldwell of Snyder visit with Mrs Sadie Brown and Mr Robert Brown. William Gaston of Ropesville stays with S W Gaston. Jack Corley hosts Joyce Brinda Fawk Linda Taylor of Bronte and Janelle Gaston. Pete Thomas injured at work hospitalized in San Angelo. Mrs J B Arrott hosts double birthday party for her sons Sept 4 with cake candles and balloons. attendees include Arrott children and Gaston and Vaughn kin.
A large group of Bronze students depart for colleges statewide. Attendees from San Angelo Junior College include Billy Alexander and several others with families present. Others travel to Lubbock Texas Tech and Abilene Hardin-Simmons McMurry Howard Payne as they begin college studies.
Mrs. Lottie McMullan of Midland visited Bronte and stayed with her nieces Mrs. Buddy Kirkland Mrs. R C Lasswell and Mrs. C M McCutchen. A family gathering followed on Sunday at their home.
Lonnie Rogers of Bronte, son of Mr. and Mrs. A L Rogers, suffered first and second degree burns on his left arm and face when static electricity caused a propane valve freeze explosion at the Pecos Gas Plant. He is recovering satisfactorily.
Vague fragments report a ward meeting disrupted by unclear communication and disrupted participation. No specific names or actions are available in the readable text.
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