23 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
1
The Bronte Enterprise notes breezy school letters from Bronte Texas with subscription details and postal information. Publisher D M West lists in state and out of state rates and confirms second class mailing.
North Norton pupils faced standardized testing led by County Superintendent April 19 with K C Grindstaff assisting teachers. Results will be released in weeks while Runnels County boasted high state rankings for school standardization last year.
The U S Civil Service Commission offers a civil service examination for electroencephalography with an annual salary of 83200. The paper invites readers who can pronounce the term to earn a 3200 prize.
Reese's Hatchery on San Angelo Highway south Ballinger announces custom hatching services. Tray setting priced at $1.75 per tray with chicks available starting Tuesdays for 6 1-2e and up.
The Marie school closed Friday April 16 after an evening of readings negro plays and an orchestra. Alma Koenig left for Ballinger. Local families from Miles Bronte and Ballinger attended the closing exercises and several local residents returned from trips or visited over the weekend.
Mrs Downey of Smiley Texas visited Rev and Mrs Thompson in Bronze on Tuesday but found them away in Kansas City visiting their children. Oak Creek reports Rev Smith’s regular sermon, a stage play Always in Trouble last night, and many local visits from Cunningham Levelland to Rutherford and Vaughn to Sprinkle families. The column lists numerous Sunday visits among area residents, with illness delaying Leon Bahlman and several others. (Continued on page three)
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