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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1950
Page
1
Casual ties among stretcher-bearers and a marine corpsman marked the 2d Division advance toward the Naktong River. The account notes a single casualty tied to the unit’s hard marching in the late stages of the push.
A community update from Atlantic City New Jersey notes teachers returning to duty, with Superintendent Stephenson introducing staff and Rev Clyde Rich leading the opening, as social hour hosts Cecil Smith Henry Raney Roy Sanderson Revere McCarey and Charles Ragsdale serve refreshments. Football preparations are mentioned as the season nears.
A roll of local items notes Bronte Texas dates and subscription rates, plus brief visits and social calls. The report mentions Milwaukee army service, a mistaken window delay, and several couples visiting friends in Eola San Angelo and Angelo.
Revo Eastman and spouse moved to Fort Worth where Eastman enrolled in the Seminary. Rev Eastman visited Maro Gleghorn and Mrs TG Gleghorn after service. Maro Gleghorn hosted guests from Ballinger and Andrews over the weekend. Tommie Lee was admitted to Shannon Hospital in San Angelo for medical check up and dismissed days later.
Mrs. James Harris of San Angelo and Mrs. Henry Boatright of Miles visited Bill Alexander and family Sunday afternoon. The Bronte group including Mrs. Boatright, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Stephenson and Mrs. Allen Woitlanas gathered with others at Battle Gap State Park for a reunion. About 135 people from Peaas and Arizona attended. Mrs. Mummie RaMefield, 75, was the oldest attendee. J. Heatright of Ballinger and Mr. J. Boarrott hosted guests at a supper Wednesday.
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