Community and Family Visits Around Cameron and Nearby Towns
Local residents including Sharp Tracy Frship Mr and Mrs J D Pope and families visited Austin with friends John Betty and Melissa for a three day vacation. Presley family reunion drew Roeslers, Reynolds of Houston, and other relatives in Cameron KC Hall. Visits continued in Taylor and Temple as Coffman Rinn Harbur and Walker families shared time with relatives across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pope
Austin
John
Betty
Melissa
Bill Roesler
Joyce
Benny Reynolds
Houston
Presley
KC Hall
Cameron
Birthday notices and visits from Waco region
A long list of August birthday names followed by several family and social visitor notes. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bales of Houston visiting his father Jim Bales, and multiple reports of relatives and friends traveling or staying with local households in the Waco area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bales
Houston
Jim Bales
Grant Approved to Aid TST Dormitory Bond Interest
Officials at the Texas State Technical Institute received a debt grant to help pay interest on general revenue bonds for a new dormitory at the James Connally Campus. The annual grant is about $66,820 and covers roughly 25 years. The 202 room dormitory, estimated at $2.5 million, will house 404 students on the campus north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Technical Institute
James Connally
Jack Tompkins
TST
Blinn College Opens Evening Classes In Several Fields
Blinn College announces fall evening courses in nursing home administration Real Estate 101 and 102 and appraisal Computer 132 and related finance course to aid licensing. Registration for nursing home administration starts 2 p m September 1 in Academic Building classroom 4 with 2 5 pm and 6 9 pm schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinn
Blinn College
Nursing Home Administration
Vaculin to Drive Blinn Bus Stipend Recipient Named
Richard Vaculin, a Blinn College student from Buckholts, has been chosen to receive a bus driving stipend for 1971 72. The program covers tuition, fees, books, and noon meals while he attends, with his route covering Cameron Milano Caldwell and Somerville. Transportation director B C Crawford notes about one fifth of Blinn students use the college's seventeen bus routes, reducing costs for commuting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Richard Vaculin
Blinn College
Rt. 2 Buckholts
Vaculin
Cameron
Milano
Caldwell
Somerville
B. C. Crawford
Blinn
Anniversary Listings Requested by The Hearth
The Hearth invites birth day and anniversary notices for publication. Send a card or call 697-6671 and include at least two weeks before the date for listing.
Tomorrow's Working Poor The American Taxpayer
The House has passed a bill labeled H. R. 1 aimed at aiding the working poor. The Chamber of Commerce cautions it could swell the body of working poor while accelerating costs for taxpayers. Senator Russell Long, head of the Senate Finance Committee, warns that costs under provisions may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sen
Russell Long
D- la
Senate Finance Committee
Barnes Denies Sharp Testimony in SEC Hearing
Lt Gov Ben Barnes issued a statement Aug 12 denying Frank Sharps deposition remarks linking him to Sharpstown bank bills. Barnes calls the accusations false and accuses Sharp of baseless hearsay while noting a Dallas bank loan claimed to have occurred in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Barnes
Frank Sharp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Houston
Sharpstown
Senate
Dallas
Sharpstown Bank
National Bankers Life
Texas Senate
Sharp
S.E.C
Milam Area Leads Texas Oil Output in 1970
Milam County led regional oil production with 6,110,366 barrels since 1921, as Texas overall produced 1.2 billion barrels in 1970 with total output reaching 34.1 billion barrels in 81 years. Lee, Burleson, Falls, Robertson, and Williamson counties recorded varied production, while association president Kenneth E. Montague noted broad economic benefits and concern over reserves depleting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Lee County
Burleson County
Falls County
Robertson County
Williamson County
Texas
Kenneth E. Montague
Association
Two Glass Brothers Graduate from Southwest Texas State
John Glass and Jack Glass sons of Donald and Mrs Glass graduate from the School of Business at Southwest Texas State University earning BBA degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glass
Jack Glass
Donald Glass
Cameron
School of Business
College of Professional Schools
Southwest Texas State University
Market Report from Cameron Livestock Auction
cattle and calves 570 consigned, 12 percent slaughter cows, feeders led gains. Slaughter cows 19.50 23.80, bulls 26.60 29.00, feeders steers 50 59.75, heifers 32.75 36.80, stock cows 19.25 24.00, cow and calf pairs 240 335. hogs 593 head with barrows gilts 1.00 lower, sows 1.00 lower, boars 7.50 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Hillman Named Distinguished DVM at Texas A&M
Hillman Bobbie Rand Hillman son of Mr and Mrs A C Hillman Route 1 Buckholts has been named a distinguished student in veterinary medicine at Texas A M University announced Dean Alvin A Price Hillman graduated Aug 6 with the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the College of Veterinary Medicine Distinguished student status is awarded to those who earned a 3 25 or better GPA during spring trimester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Rand Hillman
A. C. Hillman
Buckholts
Texas A&m University
Alvin A. Price
Hillman
College of Veterinary Medicine
Sacks to Slacks Tops Club Meeting at Rogers High
The Sacks to Slacks Tops Club met Wednesday August 18 at 6 30 p m at Rogers High School. Judy Von Gon ten was named Teen Queen Rita Harper Queen of the week and Glenda Gotcher Queen of the month. The club welcomes anyone interested in losing weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers High School
Judy von Gonten
Rita Harper
Glenda Gotcher
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Mrs. Leroy Guillote
Val Nemec
Howard Coffman
Agnes Rinn
Willie Noack
Taylor
Miss Rinn
Jerry Harbur
Norris
Mary Brown
St. Edwards Hospital
W. H Walker
Mrs
Frank Liles
Jeanette Moron
Arelia Guess
Clifford Walker
Vernon Starnes
Temple
Guy Draper
Minnie Lee Collier
Sarah Shelton
Val Verde
Henry MacCormicks
Happy
Jewel Dodson
E. D Chandler
Roger Williamson
Joe Michalka
Karla Norton
L. F Gohmert
Jean Lemon
Dan Brashear
John David Bra Shear
Ronald Mikulec
Donald Mikulec
James Hudson
Rosalie Mondiik
E. D. Chandler
Janene Meyer
Wesley Warrick
James Glaser
James Baker
Theo Burnett
Carl Rose
D. A. Crouch
Ken Smith
Mark Evard
Zdenka Matula
Bruce Crook
Frederick Lewis
Lisa Moore
E. V. Bravanec
T. F. Burnett
Nealon Peeler
Mary Walschak
Matt Zarosky Jr
Madine Moore
J. O. Stewart
C. J. Sutter
Edward Meier
Tom Woods
Cecilia Anderle
Irene Tindle
Jay Beckhusen
Gary Sanders
David K. Chandler
John Pernice
O. S. Collins
Annie Ruth Glass
Ben Massengale
Paul Matthews
Berry Whiteside
Albert Glaser Jr
Kenneth Moore
Robert Lenned Jr
Ralph Cannon
Elizabeth Boutwell
Ben Bailey
E. A. Perrin
Laura Delany
Betty Gene Burnett
Forrest Clark
Ernest Hodges
Preston Yarborugh
Pat Norton
Christie of
el Campo
Ure Satterwhite
Clyde Caffey
Ruth Caffey
Becky
Louisiana
Major Clement Caffey
Patti Gambill
Rockdale
Jimmy Werner
Roger Gilleland
Les Horton
J. D. Hart
Bill Schwartz
Annie Schwartz
Randy Hart
D. C. Drummond Jr
Steve
Mabel Charles
Willie Schwartz
Salado
Floyd Lindhorst
Shreveport
Phil Lindhorst
Pasadena
Lindhorst
Maud Lindhorst
Hayden Willis
Hillsboro
Corpus
Henry Abel
Susan
Annie Abel
Henry Jr
H.C. Pope
Baton Rouge
Dewey Pope
Jacksonville
Florida
Waco
Grant
County News
Nursing Home
Henry J. Boehm
William R. Perry
R. Vaculin
Blinn Bus
Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Wolfington
Ray Goeke
Milton Wright
Arnold Glaser
David Gann
Harold Moore
A. W. Zajicek Jr
Albert Whiteside
Bobby Scott
August Horelica
Monroe Fuchs
Wayne Kirk
V. A. Fritz
Barnes
Administration of Justice
Catholic Brothers
National Chamber
Chamber Federation
Washington
AFDC
Herald
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
College
Schigut’s
ANS Services
5Th & W. Adams
Market Report
College Station
Gold Medallion
Texas Power & Light
Tenas Power & Light Company
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