Suburban Thanks to Subscribers Names list grows long
A long roster of individuals credited with thanks to subscribers appears, including Cameron L. W. Klapka Lee Roy Pratt Herman Ripkoski Mrs R D Byram and many others across multiple locales with Rosebud Rogers Rogers Hardware noted in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron L. W. Klapka
Lee Roy Pratt
Herman Ripkoski
R. D. Byram
Oscar Zotz
Lamar Drgac
R. Kalkbrenner
Audrey Sapp
Carolyn Harmon
B. M. McCord
Lincoln Mondrik
J.M. Weems
Sterling Gandy
E. B. Yager
Gene Blake
Eula Vaughan
R. A. Griswold
Ed Magre
Morris Weems
Rudolph Tepera
Milano
Willis Nelson
M. L. Waller
Louis Paniagua
Rosebud
John Tarver
Rogers
Rogers Hardware
List of local names tied to city notices across Texas
A compilation of residents and officials listed with their respective towns including Rockdale Thorndale Temple Waco Belton and Houston among others. Names include F M L Davilla John Janke Cecil Plate Emory C Camp Alvin Weige Will Stoebner Mrs Hugo Miller R W Hopkins Cecil Criswell Jos Slavik Charles Obermiller Johnnie Pisek J P Board C K Durham Jr Harvey Sanders James Coody Mrs Josephine Willie Mrs Clarence Boldt Charles F Coker Richard H Terry Maggie Ireland Jerry James Larry Peschel R C Hopkins Elizabeth McDermott Mrs Clarence Boldt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Alvin Weige
Will Stoebner
Hugo Miller
Buckholts
R. W. Hopkins
Cecil Criswell
Jos. Slavik
Charles Obermiller
Temple
Johnnie Pisek
J. P. Board
Waco
C. K. Durham Jr
Belton
Harvey Sanders
Central Texas Safety Action Project
Austin
James Coody
Bellaire
Josephine G. Willie
Texas City
W. K. Leonard
Rockdale Officials Table Bell Rate Increase
City leaders in Rockdale postponed Southwestern Bell Telephone Co rate hike after hour long talks at City Hall. Aldermen said residents deserve improved service before any price rise, shelving the request indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Rockdale
City Hall
Bell
Belton to vote on $350000 sewer bond Feb 13
Belton city council set a $350000 sewer revenue bond election for February 13 contingent on federal funds. Bonds would be issued only if needed for sewer line construction to serve residents not yet on the system, about 29 percent of homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Georgetown Votes To Stay Dry
Williamson County Justice Precinct 1 voters chose to keep alcohol off premises after 1884, with 1177 against and 803 for in Georgetown’s local option election. A record turnout of 1980 voters braved cold wet wind to cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Williamson County
Justice
Trial Date Set For Swift in 1972 Kelly Slaying
The pre-trial hearing for John E. Swift occurs in 54th District Court with trial set for January 22. Swift faces murder charges for the May 17 1972 slaying of Henry C. Kelly and the killings of his wife Reola and daughter Nancy Stovall. A change of venue moved the case from Robertson County to McLennan County due to local prominence and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Swift
54Th District Court
Swift
Henry C
Jack) Kelly
Reola
Nancy Stovall
Robertson County
McLennan County
Kelly
Winter Snow Hits Milam County With Record Low
Milam Countians woke to a winter wonderland after a three inch snowfall with sleet. Cameron schools reopened as the only district in the county. Two buses were pulled from ditches and roads iced over as 13 degree low set a yearly record. Snow depths across Central Texas ranged 1.5 to 4.5 inches, heaviest since 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam Countians
Cameron
Texas
Milam
FHA Approves 200000 Loan for Pond Creek Watershed
The Farmers Home Administration approved a 200000 loan to the Pond Creek Watershed Authority of Falls and Milam counties to prevent flooding and protect roads and bridges through erosion control. The loan, repayable over 40 years at 3.649 percent, funds domestic and livestock water supply for several communities under the Rural Community Facilities program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Administration
Pond Creek
Falls
Milam
FHA
James V. Smith
Department of Agriculture Rural Credit Service
Symphony Day Declared as Milam County Readies Dallas Symphony
Milam County Judge O B Harden proclaims Tuesday January 16 1973 Symphony Day in honor of the Dallas Symphony performing two Cameron Milam events. The afternoon student concert includes Cameron area districts and the evening program at the National Guard Armory features Brusilow conducting works by Berlioz Strauss Mendelssohn and Stravinsky with regional sponsors and grants totaling 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
O. B. Harden
Dallas Symphony
National Guard Armory
Cameron
Buckholts
Rogers
Rockdale
Maysfield
Thorndale
The
Armory
Chamber
Mendelssohn
Berlioz
Tchaikovsky
Rimskey - Korsakov
Leonard Bernstein
Leroy Anderson
Brusilow
Strauss
Stravinsky
Kastcher
Temple
Central Texas
Temple Cultural Activities Center
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Alcoa Foundation
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Cameron National Guard
Symphony
Rockdale High School
Yee High School
Milano
Rosebud -Lott
Calvert
Central Texas Symphony Assoc
Milama Area
Milam
I. O. B. Harden
Texas
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F.M.L
Davilla
John Janke
Cecil Plate
Emory C. Camp
Markham
Billie M. Williams
Bryan
Mrs. W. Buffington
Huntsville
Larry Peschel
R. C. Hopkins
Channelview
H. C. Shef
Universal City
Elizabeth
East 17Th St
Brenda Massengale
Richard and
David Cummings
UR Agency
Urban Renewal Board
A. W. McCullin
McCullin
Houston
Leader
Curtis
Bass
Bixman
Stewart
Dusek’s
Anshel Brusilow
B. Harden
Milam County Courthouse
Cameron, Texas
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