Areas guest book notices and hospital updates from Milano region
Milano area social notes list visits and relatives in Tombstone Freeport Rockdale Rogers Baton Rouge and Cameron. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Billi Morgan and families in Tombstone. Also guests in Temple and at the Westbrook and McGregor homes with several kin visiting in Milano area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Taylor
Richards Hospital
Rockdale
Basil McGregor
G. W. Coulter
Rogers
Hal Wyngate
Tommy
Baton Rouge
El Campo Plans Progress Seminars for Texas Small Towns
A September 8 program in El Campo invites leaders from small Texas cities to four seminars on industrial and community development. John Ben Sheppard of Odessa promotes the Program of Progress and Operation Hometown tied to Governor for a Day events with Culp Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
el Campo
John Ben Shepperd
Odessa
Texas Industrial Commission
el Camp
Culp Krueger
Krueger
Shepperd
Floyd's Theatre
Milano Sees About 285 Students Start School
School enrollment in Milano is expected to reach roughly 285 pupils on Tuesday, with 85 in high school. The football team opens the season September 14 at Milano against Buckholts. Faculty include Principal Lucille Bailey and teachers Elsie Pierce Oleta Wise Eve Lockhart Griffin Mary Ann Brown and others with several subjects assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
James Griffin
Buckholts
Elsie Pierce
Oleta Wise
Eve Lockhart
Pearl Williams
Corine Griffin
Addie Belle Swenson
Wilma Davidson
Lucille Bailey
Bailey
Princi
Murray Watson Speaks at Rockdale Rotary Club
Texas Senator Elect Murray Watson addressed the Rockdale Rotary Club at noon Tuesday, outlining priorities for the upcoming legislature in a speech titled Conservation and Taxes. He noted his past roles on the House Insurance Committee and several other panels and urged government economy to prevent tax hikes, listing three criteria for evaluating spending: state benefit, fairness to the majority, and economic soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Murray Watson
Watson
House
Interium
Texas Legislative Council
Janes Posival Reunion Draws About Two Hundred
The fifth Janes Posival families reunion gathered at SPJST Hall on Sunday with around two hundred relatives in attendance. A barbecue chicken dinner was served and the oldest guest was 89 year old Mrs. John Svetlik Sr. of Buckholts while the youngest was four month old Melvin Hundle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handel Jr. of Cameron. Attendees came from Houston, Salado, Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Temple, Brenham, Rockdale, Industry, Austin, Baytown, Rogers, Huntsville, LaGrange, Cameron, Welcome, Rosebud, Lubbock and Buckholts. Plans were made to hold next year’s reunion in Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Posival
SPJST
Huntsville
LaGrange
Cameron
Welcome
Rosebud
Lubbock
Buckholts
Brenham
Births and visits from Cameron and Buckholts families
Births announced for Jose De Leon Jr a boy born August 25 at St Edward Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces Daniel Frank born August 27 at St Edward Hospital weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces Steven Ray born August 28 at St Edward Hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces to Jose De Leon Ejem and Louis Vrazel families in Cameron. Mrs Warren Bendel and daughter Kathleen of Washington DC are visiting Mrs Bendies mother Anna Slama in Cameron. Mr Stone Garner of Hillsboro visited J L Callaway family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose de Leon
Jose, Jr
St. Edwards Hospital
Louis Vrazel
Cameron
Steven Ray
St. Edward Hospital
Warren Bendel
Kathleen
Washington, D. C
Bendie
Anna Slama
Stone Garner
Hillsboro
J. L. Callaway
Keen Appointed To Milam FHA Committee
Pete A. Keen of Pleasant Hill Community was named to Milam County Farmers Home Administration three member committee for a three year term starting July 1. He replaces Warren Martin. other members are Anton Moran and John S. Batte. The panel reviews loan applications and advises on national policy adjustments to local conditions amid a year ending June 30 with 596,790 dollars in loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete A. Keen
Pleasant Hill
Milam County
Farmers Home Administration
Agen
Schiller Employees See 63 Dodges in Dallas Showing
Schiller Motors owners Jerry and Milton Schiller and staff attended a 1963 Dodge showing in Dallas on Tuesday. Attending were Homer Allen of Cameron and Jeff Reed of Temple. Mrs Lee Sims Sr died in New Orleans after a short illness leaving her husband and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Milton Schiller
Schiller Motors
Dodge
Littleton Barrett
Larry Hackebeil
Joe Kovar
Dallas
Homer Allen
Cameron
Jeff Reed
Temple
J. Darilek
Frank Pavlicek
Moutton
Lee Sims Sr
New Orleans
Minnie Starkey
West and
Joy
Sherry McCollum
Waco
Local Cameron office aids Keen in Milam Burleson loans
County Supervisor Henry N. Ivey notes Keen’s long farming record aiding Bluff Creek and Pleasant Hill communities. Keen operates 734 acres near Rockdale eight to nine miles south, with 340 owned and 400 rented, focusing on peanuts and beef cattle. His farm credits include service on county agricultural committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Milam
Burleson County
Keen
Pleasant Hill
Rockdale
Henry N. Ivey
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Arizona
Marshall Morgan
Tombstone
Ariz
Billi Morgan
Maggie Miller
Coulter Baker
Freeport
Alpha Waller
North Zulch
Bessie Brooks
George Lumpkins
George W. Lantrip
Glazetta New Mexico
Sam Houston College
R. E. Ledbetter
Tomball
Dan Robinson
Robert Ledbetter
Worthy Hilliard
G. W. Hilliard
Ray Corbin
Curtis Miller
Beverly
Evelyn
Bettye Close
Newton Memorial Hospital
Clyde Westbrook
Irving
T. C. Westbrook
Westbrook
E. C. Westbrook Sr
Micky
Gregg McLeod
San Antonio
R. G McLeod
R. G. McLeod
Raymond
Wranglers
Wrangler Jeans
Cameron, Texas
America
Falstaff Distributing
Iowa
Sometown Newspaper
Milam Fha
Schiller Employees
Been
Texas Press Association
Teas Tech Journalism Department
Texas Press Assoc
San Antonio Street
Austin 1
Edison Firestone
Fikes
Nylon
SIV
Naire
Indianapolis Speedway
Edison
Texaco Service
Burglaire
Canada
Firestone
Monro-Mat
Firestone Union
de Luxe
Arsour
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