List of names and places appears in Texas newspaper notice
A long roster lists numerous individuals and families by surname with multiple city and state tags. The compilation includes many given names, titles, and spouses, followed by place tags such as ROSEBUD, BEN ARNOLD, BURLINGTON, THORNDALE, TEMPLE, HOUSTON, DALLAS, AUSTIN, PASADENA, AMARILLO, MESQUITE, ALIEF, LEAGUE CITY, JACKSONVILLE, ALABAMA, ARIZONA, GEORGIA, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA, CALIFORNIA, OKLAHOMA, PUERTO RICO. It reads like a directory or community roster rather than a narrative. The page preserves the source’s local breadth and variety of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva - Car
Grothe Maysfield
H. M. Yager
Temple
Freida Glaser
Jerome Schoppe
Houston
W. J. Clark
Robert Hines
Bernice L. Rice
Dallas
Edward Tyroch
Barbara Fuller
L. T. Lewis
Jr Austin L. van Perkins
The
American Statesman
Eagle Pass
Sue Shaw
Beasley
Frieda Meyer
ELGIN
Ernest Elliott Granger
Wesley Hyzak
Pasadena
A. C. Massey
Amarillo
M. T. Morris
Mesquite
J. T. Estes
Frank R. Summers
League City
Rudolph R. Kaatz
Jacksonville
Owen D. Weems
Alabama
Gerald Eaton
LA. L. Askew
Arizona
Rev
A. F. Russell
Georgia
Giles N. Burnett
Virginia
Frank E. Slavik
William S. Brown
Louisiana
J. K. Elliott
Two Car Crash Fatalities Near Cameron
Area Roundup reports Mr and Mrs David Mackey dead on arrival after a two car collision near Little River Bridge south of Cameron. Two others, James D Mayfield and Rhea Maynard, injured. both Texas A M University students hospitalized. Funeral services pending for Mackeys. Caldwell: Two Fort Hood soldiers charged with murder in the grave site shooting of Roy Curtis Graves near a Temple road park after a separate service station robbery arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mackey
Cameron
Cameron Hospital
James D. Mayfield
J. Buckholts
Rhea Maynard
Brownwood
St. Edward Hospital
Texas A&m University
Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
Mackey
US 77
Little River Bridge
A&m
FM Rd
Caldwell
Fort Hood
Roy Curtis Graves
Brenham
Rockdale grants cable franchise to New World Cable TV Co
Rockdale City Council approves a non exclusive cable franchise for New World Cable TV Co of Waco. A $500 bond will be forfeited if cable service is not launched in Rockdale within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Cable TV Co
Waco
Rockdale
McGregor Industry Delivers First Shipment to Waco
McGregor Kinder Manufacturing Co sent its first shipment last week of furniture mattresses box springs and dinettes to a mobile home maker in Waco. The plant opened about two months after the industry arrived in McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor Kinder Manufacturing Co
Waco
McGregor
Belton Mayor Promises Action on Nolan Creek Recovery
Belton Mayor Clifford Jones pledges ongoing effort to restore Nolan Creek amid a council investigation into a major fish kill. The creek receives outflow from sewer plants at Ft. Hood Harker Heights and Nolanville, raising environmental concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Clifford Jones
Nolan Creek
Belton City
Ft. Hood
Harker Heights
Nolanville
Poage Vows Backing for San Gabriel Dams in Williamson
Congressman W R Poage assures Williamson County residents that he will back ongoing San Gabriel River dam projects in his early term. He promises to push through the works Cong Jake Pickle has in progress stating local people can count on him to see these dams through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
W. R. Poage
Williamson County
United States
Jake Pickle
San Gabriel River
Calvert Native Donates to Hammond House Museum
Dallas native Will Hammond, a Calvert descendant, told the Robertson County Historical Survey Committee he will donate 10000 dollars for restoring Hammond House, to be turned into a museum. He spent his boyhood years in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Will Hammond
Dallas
Calvert
Robertson County Historical Survey Committee
Hammond House
Hammond
Folk Fete Parade and Festivities Draw Crowds
Hundreds of visitors and residents lined Cameron streets for the second annual Folk Fete parade which opened two days of activities. Saturday's program featured music at the park ethnic food booths arts and crafts fiddlers contest and a night program at Yoe field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Streets
Yoe Field
City Park
Texas
Cactus Pryor
National Guard Armory
Moms To Bat For New Fields Benefit Game Tuesday
The Little League Auxiliary hosts a 7 30 p m benefit game at Little League Ball Park with moms playing for fun to raise funds for two new fields in Cameron. Donations pass the hat toward a $15 000 project plus lighting fencing restrooms and bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League
Little League Ball Park
Charles Wolfington
Bill Hornung
Cameron Little League Association
Cameron Airpark
West 2Nd St
Hornung
Cameron
Evening Lions Club
Little League Auxiliary
Ira Canady
Sue Tindall
Carol Barr
Rosie Kopriva
Hal Stanislaw
Betty Youngblood
Sharon Hobbs
Evelyn Young
Glenda Ruzicka
Sandra Moore
Willie B. Moore
Patsy Lee
Rosalie Mondrck
Mines
Irene Tindall
Sandra Bryson
Ann Coker
Lawrence Charanza
Whiteside
Marvin Young
Harvey Kimbrel
Johnny Moseley
James Richardson
Louis Vrazel
Joe Zarosky
Lou McCall
Kay Moran
Willie Fay Low
Dorothy Glaser
Tom Woods
East Milam Sets New Wildcat Drilling Plan Northeast of Cameron
East Milam County schedules a 1 200 foot wildcat by Houston operators Louis Newitt and Robert Beamon, No 1 Albert Roy Patzke, in the David Gallager survey about 12 miles northeast of Cameron and two miles west of the Brazos River. The third wildcat of the year in the area, it sits near Fe boco Oil Corp No 1 Gibson Unit and another Patzke well, with drilling expected to start after weekend contractor delays. The No 1 Gibson Unit rig was moved and Feboco had considered deeper work later but has not committed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Louis Newitt
Robert Beamon
Houston
Albert Roy Patzke
David Gallager
Cameron
Brazos River
Milam - Robertson County
Newitt and Beamon
East Milam
Feboco Oil Corporation
Gibson
Feboco
F. W. Patzke
William E. Harris
Oil & Gas Division
RR Commission
Cameron school trustees set 1971 72 tax rate and hires
Cameron trustees approved a 1.00 tax rate for 1971 72 with 92 cents for local maintenance and 8 cents for debt service. They hired Larry Matthews biology Mrs Mary Lee Thweatt first grade and Mrs Sarah Pittman first grade and granted a leave of absence to Mrs Ruth Williamson. A kindergarten program is planned with 40 eligible children to be housed at Ben Milam School. A walkway at Yee Field bleachers will be built before football season. Trustees discussed offers on the tax office property and tabled urban renewal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron School
Larry Matthews
Mary Lee Thweatt
Sarah Pittman
Ruth Williamson
D. R. Dodson
Cameron Schools
Ben Milam
Dodson
Yee Field
Frank Luecke
Yee High
Supt
Cameron Renewal Agency
First and
Central
Hilliard Thomas
Urban Renewal Agency
State Requires Immunization for Texas School Entrants
Texas health officials announce a new law signed by Gov Preston Smith mandating immunization against six diseases for students entering public private or parochial schools. By January 1 1972 all students must start immunizations with full completion as soon as feasible, with boosters every ten years for diphtheria tetanus and smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Department of Health
Preston Smith
Texas
Department of Health
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F.M.L
Joe Walzer
Marvin Posival
Billie Gibson
A. H. Hightower
Mary Ann Brown
John Thweatt
James W. Dino
Pete Knight
Bartle Crenan
J. Z. Krall
Morine Sanders
R. M. Clark
Ema Jean McClaren
Edwin R. Reynolds
Willie Barkemeyer
Ruby Small
Roe Fuchs
Wilbert C. Gommert
Thorndale
John Batla
Val
California
Marion A. White
T. A. Rowsey
Oklahoma
John Thrasher
Puerto Rico
Tommy C. Cpitts
Poage
Bartlett Chamber of Commerce
Board
Ucation
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