Names Gathered in Texas Area Listings
A long list of individuals by town appears to fill the column, naming residents in Houston Rosebud Buckholts Temple Maysfield Rockdale Beasley Mesquite Fort Worth Thorn-dale Burlington Garland Eules Granger and other locales. Names include Cameron Kamenicky Marka Arnold Weems Hrozek Martin Zalesky Walzel Weichman McClellen Small Fanning Clark Heitman Krall Randerman Clements Spicak Delahunty Kostrom Chamberlain Dohnelik Mraz Beckhusen Gurecky Smith Glaser Zarosky Spical Mueck Shack McLeod plus many others. The notice reflects a broad roster of residents across multiple towns.
Rosebud Soil Conservation Office Stay Open Says Poage
Cong. W. R. Poage announces the Rosebud Soil Conservation Service office will stay open after a transfer order was countermanded. A conservationist had been reassigned to an East Texas office but the move was reversed about two weeks earlier.
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Rosebud
Rosebud Soil Conservation Service
Cong. W. R. Poage
East Texas
Manor Oaks nursing home opens in Rockdale area
The 60 bed 30 room Manor Oaks Inc nursing home debuts at the south city limits on South Wilcox Street. It offers central heating air conditioning adjoining bath per two rooms and room wiring for telephones and cable TV. Owners are Carroll Glaser Emory C. Camp Jackson Bownds Dr John T Richards Dr Phillip Young Dr L E Selden of Rockdale and T H Wardlaw Bob Ellett of Cameron.
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Rockdale
Manor Oaks, Inc
South Wilcox Street
Carroll Glaser
Emory C. Camp
Jackson Bownds
John T. Richards
Phillip Young
L. E. Selden
T. H. Wardlaw
Bob Ellett
Cameron
Tomato vines promise huge harvest on backyard setup
Mack Holt plans to harvest 45 pounds of tomatoes from each of five plants using a new A&M developed method. A five foot high circle of reinforcing wire encloses each plant and the vines climb the framework, with some vines reaching six feet.
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Mack Holt
A&m
Holt
Huck Manufacturing to Bring $1 Million to Waco
Waco Industrial Foundation announced Huck Manufacturing Co will build an aluminum bolts plant in Waco. The facility will employ 125 people and contribute over a million dollars to the city economy through industrial production used in buildings ships aircraft and heavy equipment.
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Waco
Huck Manufacturing Co
Waco Industrial Foundation
DPS Director Urges Safe Driving on Fourth of July
DPS Director Colonel Wilson E Speir estimated July fourth traffic deaths in Texas at 19 as patrols flood the roads. The toll, expected to be lower than past holidays, covers 6 pm July 3 to midnight July 4 1973 with emphasis on speeding and drunken driving.
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Austin
Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Speir
Department of Public Safety
Rockdale to Host Second Annual Love America Day
Rockdale plans a July 4 celebration at Fair Park featuring a 1 p.m. baseball game between the Rockdale Clippers and the Waco Renegades, a big evening dance at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., and a fireworks display at dusk with food booths, games, and rides throughout the day. Cameron hosts patriotic rallies, a barbecue, and a Scotch Double golf tournament at First Baptist Church and Cameron Country Club.
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Rockdale
Rockdale Clippers
Waco Renegades
Cameron
First Baptist Church
Cameron Country Club
Rotarians Hear About Program For Drinkers
Dr Charles Pearce describes a new Milam County program to help drinking drivers avoid DWI. The Bell County Mental Health project offers psychological treatment and medical referrals with fee scales and free aid where needed. The Cameron office at the Community Center staffs counseling for drivers and families with referrals from doctors lawyers and ministers. Mrs Dorothy McCelvey will staff the Cameron office and visit each Tuesday.
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Charles Pearce
Milam County
Bell County Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Cameron
Pearce
Dorothy McCelvey
Buckholts Ballerina Heads for New York and Indiana
Janisue Zajicek, a Buckholts teenager, will study at the Brian sky Saratoga Ballet Center in Saratoga Springs New York for six weeks then enroll at Indiana University Bloomington to major in dance under Marina Svetlova. She has danced in Temple High School and choreographed works and plans a future in performance and teaching.
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Janisue Zajicek
Buckholts
Janisue
Newcomb School of Ballet
Killeen
Margaret Newcomb
Janiine
Houston
Germany
Violette Verde
San Antonio
Briansky Saratoga Ballet Center
Saratoga Springs
New York
New York City Ballet
New York Ballet
Janisne
Oleg Briensky
Madame Briane
Jose Molina
Jerrard le Breton
Bloomington
Indiana
Indiana University
Ballet
Marina Svetlova
Newcomb School
Temple High School
Lil Abner
A. W. Zajicek, Jr
Rosebud Sways Under Heavy Quick Rainfall
A sudden downpour of about two inches in Rosebud flooded streets and ditches. Children played in the floodwaters and canoes while officials warned of rising drainage ditches flooding Main Street and lawns.
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Rosebud
Main Street
Fourth of July Issue Schedule Notice
The Herald announces an early print date this week with the Fourth of July on Wednesday. This issue will be printed Tuesday with Monday noon deadlines for material and asks advertisers and correspondents to submit copy as early as possible.
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The
Herald
Cameron to Enforce Fireworks Ordinance Citywide
Cameron police will enforce the city ordinance against discharging fireworks within city limits. A fine of not less than $1 and not more than $100 can be assessed for the offense.
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Cameron
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F.M.L
Alvin Abel
Wilbert C. Gommert
John S. Marak
S. R. Zawadzke
Albert Abel
Louise Johnson
Henry Olis Temple
Sophie Springer
Sears
Maysfield
W. C. Cooper
Betty S. Ebenhorst
Ben Arnold
Phil Krause Hearne
Kathryn Williams
Marlin
Henry L. Burnett
D. M. Hause Beasley
Freida Meyer
Mesquite
Herbert R. Butler
SCS
Hearne
Georgetown
Williamson County
Somerville
J. J. Pickle
Environmental Protection Agnecy
DPS
By Kathryn Kahler
Janisue ZA Jicek
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