Notebook of Cameron Buckholts names list appears in clipping
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Stella Mc Call Franklin Glaser Mrs Henry Liebman Delia Lewis Burkeen M B Wheeler Milton Falk ner Annie Hodges Frank Hanel Lott Swain Mikulec Alma Engelke Marek Patillo Conely White Gunn White Glaser Tomek Moran Jones Jistel Mode Burns Hundl Edmonds Coca Cola Carrie Gunn Wickersham Werner Geiser Eisfeldt Gerick Kunchick Bentley House Vogelsang Rettig Hemenas Farm Ranch Store Newton Memorial Hospital St Edward Hospital Fred Jackson Whittington Stedman Woodum Tomasek Graham and more Buckholts area names appear followed by further surnames and institutions in a scattered list.
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Marvin Hickman
Gus Evans Jr
Otto F. Schulz
Alma Engelke
Bill Marek
Oscar Patillo
Homer L. Conely
Dean White
M. M. Whitley
Franklin Glaser
Eugene Tomek
Leo Moran
George W. Jones
John Jistel
Mary Mode
Mary Burns
Lillie Hundl
Albert Edmonds
Coca Cola
Carrie Gunn
Charles Wickersham
E. P. Werner
John Geiser
Alvin Eisfeldt
Albert Gerick
Ernest Kunchick
Bentley House
Willis Vogelsang
A. W. Rettig
Dave Hemenas
Newton Memorial Hospital
St. Edward Hospital
Fred Jackson
O. W. Whittington
Claudia Stedman
James Woodum
Henry Tomasek
Gillis Graham Buckholts - Doyal Arnold
Joe F. Hollas
Lawrence Vra
Voter Names and Local Officials Listed by City
A compiled roster shows individuals and associated families or officials for multiple towns including Rogers Rosebud Rockdale Milano Ben Arnold Bryan Waco Dallas Lampasas McGregor Houston Denton Bremond Elgin Kingsland New Braunfels Alpine Davilla Louisiana Washington New York Austin with listed names such as Mrs Ernest Lorenz G H Beckhusen James Glaser and T D Fisher Lois Gray among others. The list reads as a directory of residents and local entities connected to each location.
Calvin Cobb To Head Local School Board
Calvin Cobb will again head the local school board after election by acclamation at Wednesday’s meeting. Betsy Brown is vice president, Bill Hornung secretary, with new trustees Carol Barr and John Henderson Jr. sworn in and Forrest Sapp reelected.
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Calvin Cobb
Betsy Brown
Bill Hornung
Carol Barr
John Henderson Jr
Forrest Sapp
Ada Henderson
Ben Milam
Arnett Zelisko
Supt
D. R. Dodson
Yee
Waste Disposal Plan Discussed at Public Hearing
Rockdale City Manager N E Alford spoke before county commissioners on using revenue sharing funds for a central solid waste disposal site. Abandoned Alcoa mine pit offered could serve Rockdale and Thorndale with a road to the location. Cameron and Buckholts would face long routes. Commissioners agreed to fix the access road as Alford noted state agency pressure over jail conditions and disposal needs.
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Rockdale
N. E. Alford
Alford
Alcoa
Thorndale
Cameron
Buckholts
State Water Control Board
Air Control Board
O. B. Harden
Gene Blake
Harden
State Health Department
Milam County
The
Civil Liberties Union
Rabid bat found near Gatesville Country Club
A veterinarian reports a rabid bat near Gatesville Country Club. He urges parents to warn children to avoid wild bats, rodents, skunks and small animals of any type. He warns to leave all such wildlife alone.
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Gatesville
Gatesville Country Club
Capt Bliss Honored At Temple Tribute For Vietnam Valor
More than 450 people gathered Thursday night to honor former POW Capt. Ronald Bliss and the families of Temple and Belton men who died in action in Vietnam. Bliss spoke of his capture years in prison and his hopes for Vietnam’s future.
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Temple
Ronald Bliss
Belton
Vietnam
Bliss
Belton High School Study Could Lead to Bond Issue
At the April school board meeting in Belton the study of a new high school building was authorized with an estimated bond exceeding 2 million dollars. The superintendent was told to secure construction costs for presentation at the May meeting. The board also approved starting an educational program on the need for more classroom space once cost figures are ready.
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Belton
Belton High School
Falls County Revenue Sharing Funds Move to Rosebud Projects
Falls County commissioners accepted a revenue check of 66527 and deposited it into Rosebud city revenue sharing trust fund. Rosebud received 7394 for the first quarter. In 1972 two payments totaling 28065 went to Rosebud. Funds are earmarked for a new sewer line, sanitary landfill and a police car.
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Rosebud County Commissioners of
Falls County
Rosebud
Weather Shortens Somerville Bass Tournament
Somerville Bass Tournament shortened by cold weather last weekend. Reese Morrison, pro football player for Cincinnati, weighed a five pound one ounce bass. First prize went to Kleninski and Clayton Lee with 43.3 pounds, winning a $2,000 savings bond and two plaques.
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Somerville Oc
Somerville
Reese Morrison
Cincinnati
Kleninski
Clayton Lee
Record Cold Shocks Georgetown in April 29 Degree Chill
Georgetown records a 29 degree low tying the coldest April date since 1928. Agriculture officials warn significant damage to tender spring trees and plants. Early travelers report ice on windshields as frost persists into April.
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Georgetown
Tot Suffers Scalding in Bathtub Accident
A two year old girl was hospitalized in Rockdale after falling into a tub of hot water. An aunt said she was playing when the accident occurred. A neighbor rushed her to a Rockdale hospital where doctors diagnosed second degree burns on about 30 percent of the body. She was pronounced in good condition.
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Rockdale
Ed Laywell Wins Civic Award at Cameron Chamber Banquet
Ed Laywell received the 1972 McCullin Civic Award at the Cameron Chamber of Commerce banquet in the National Guard Armory. Laywell, a long time youth worker and funeral home partner, has led the Agriculture Committee and 4-H programs, while serving on the Chamber board and local planning bodies. The event featured entertainment, displays by FFA FHA and 4-H, and a boot and Texas blue bonnets themed setup.
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Ed Laywell
Jim Lafferty
McCullin
Laywell
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard Armory
Marek- Burns-Laywell Funeral Home
Chamber Agriculture Committee
Milam County
Cameron Planning
Israel builds economy on brain power and traded skill
The article notes Israel relies on intellect and technology to grow exports beyond scarce natural resources. It highlights diamond cutting revenue, high value isotopes from the Weizmann Institute, and science driven farming in kibbutzim producing goose liver, tulips, and potential jet plane manufacturing.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Chaim Weizmann
Weizmann
Rael
Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot
Kubiak Outlines Texas No-Fault Insurance Reform
Rep Dan Kubiak reports the Texas House approved a modified no fault auto insurance plan with a 2500 dollar medical expense cap and optional coverage. The measure, written by the State Bar Association, aims to lower premiums and will be followed by Joe Christie’s plan for competitive rates and broader reforms.
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Dan Kubiak
Texas House
Texas
Kubiak
State Insurance Board
Joe Christie
Christie
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F.M.L
Dallas
al Strzinek
Lampasas
Fred Carroll
Mcgregor
Tommy Bar
Houston
A. A. Johnson
Denton
O. J. Curry
Bremond
Victoria Twiggs
Elgin
Speck Elliott
Kingsland I. L
Davilla
T. N. Hine
Louisiana
Tom Luther
Washington
John Mikula
New York
Ralph Duffy
Austin
Pat Westbrook
H. D. Pringle
Patsy Nance
San Diego
Gary Fuchs
Willie Jean Henderson
Emma McDermott
Henriet McIntosh
Cecil E. Anderson
Viola Biggs
Roger Williams
Mary Arthur
Ima Batte
Courtney Nelson
Marilee Thweatt
Capt. Bliss
New High School
Falls County Revenue Sharing
Cold Shatters Records
Maurina Correy
Stylehome Mfg. Corp
Royal Seating Corp
Susan Poges
Europe
France
Holland
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