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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
Mr and Mrs James G Pratt of Burnet will be honored by their children at a reception for their 50th wedding anniversary. The First Baptist Church of Burnet hosts the event on Saturday June 7 1975 from six to nine. Friends and acquaintances are invited.
Kincheloe family members gather at Burnet Masonic Hall for the 13th annual reunion on June 1, 1975. Weldon Cole is reelected president and Melvin Kincheloe serves as secretary treasurer. Winnie Allen named historian. Members from Austin Bertram Burnet and surrounding areas attend. next reunion slated for the first Sunday in June.
Oatmeal community items recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox of Granite Shoals and others to relatives in Temple Temple area. L. Massey family attended grandson’s SMU Dallas graduation with 294 graduates. Levingston family reunion held at Oatmeal Center. Several local families and visitors from Temple Temple, Lordsburg New Mexico and Oklahoma are noted.
Burnet residents were remembered for hospital stays and recoveries while nearby graduations drew family visits. Hammond remained in intensive care at Shepperd Hospital. Tommy Clendennen and Sue Snider joined Tech graduates in Lubbock. Local social visits included Bertram, Dallas, Houston, and San Angelo guests for church services, reunions, and Memorial Day events.
The Lake Victor Home Demonstration Club met May 22 with Maggie Feild presiding and Iva D'Spain reading scripture. A new member Mary Jamar was welcomed. a short business meeting followed a game and refreshments for members listed by name.
A varied set of ranch and acreage opportunities described near Burnet and Menard. Listings include 72 acres with Colorado River frontage and 2 miles of creek, 150 acres adjacent to Burnet city limits, 0488 acres with live pecan trees along Cherokees Creek, and 690 acres with lake views and highway access. Also noted are large live oaks, county roads, and restricted home sites in northern Burnet County.
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