Alcoa Rockdale Works hits 500000 safe work hours milestone
Alcoa Rockdale Works passes the half million safe work hours mark on June 2 during its 1970 Teammate Safety Contest. R. E. Chollett wins the drawing, with 13 teammates also receiving cash awards. Plant aims for one million hours by July 26 as safety supervisor A. E. Menke notes ongoing safe practices by 1700 workers.
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Aluminum Company of America
Rockdale Works
Rockdale
R. E. Chollett
Crew 2
Chollett
A. E. Menke
Alcoa
Obituary of E. B. Richerson 93 Rosebud resident
E B Richerson 93 of Rosebud died Thursday in a Rosebud hospital after a long illness Funeral held 430 pm Friday at Green Funeral Home chapel Rosebud with Revs Garland Reeves and Charles Heath officiating Burial in Woodland Cemetery He was born Jan 6 1877 in Nashville Tenn Married Mary Emma Armstrong in Brazos County in 1896 they lived over 70 years in Falls County Golden wedding anniversary in 1946 She died in 1953 Surviving four daughters and three sons seventeen grandchildren forty great grandchildren
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E. B. Richerson
Rosebud
Green Funeral Home Chapel
Garland Reeves
First United Methodist Church
Charles Heath
Woodland Cemetery
Mr. Richerson
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Emma Armstrong
Brazos County
Ira Stallworth
Byrd Minter
Aransas Pass
L. A. Heath
Charlie Knott
Fort Worth
J. T. Richerson
Venus
Felix Richerson
Clyde Richerson
Killeen
Western states certify 16 million acres of tree farms
Tree Farms vast about 16 million acres of private taxpaying lands in 12 western states are producing continuous forest crops on certified tree farms. The acreage equals five times the land area of Connecticut.
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Western Wood Products Assn
Connecticut
Market Report from Cameron livestock sale
Auction officials report 625 cattle and 342 hogs consigned at Cameron sale. Prices span steers 27.00 to 29.25, cows 16.00 to 22.00, calves 24.00 to 32.00, stocker calves 32.00 to 45.00, heifers 29.00 to 35.00, hogs 24.00 to 26.20, sows 17.00 to 21.70, boars 14.00 to 16.00.
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Cameron
Little League Cardinals blank White Sox 21 to 0
The Little League Cardinals defeated the White Sox 21 to 0 after 4 innings on Tuesday night. Scorers for the Cardinals included McCall, Jones, Mondick, Goeke, Heitman, James, McCullin, Wise and Thompson.
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Cardinals
White Sox
McCall
Jones
Mondick
Goeke
Heitman
James
McCullin
Wise
Thompson
Growth of community mental health centers gains federal support
Since 1963 federal funds totaling 292.2 million and state local and private sources totaling 595 million backed the development of 400 centers serving over a quarter of the population. By late 1969 Kentucky led in population served. all states Puerto Rico and DC received funds. Centers offer inpatient and outpatient care emergency services and education.
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Kentucky
North Dakota
South Carolina
Washington, D.C
Colorado
Maine
Congress
Puerto Rico
Washington, DC
Division of
National Institute of Mental Health
Wisconsin Avenue
Chevy Chase
Maryland
White Sox win 3rd major league game
The White Sox defeated the Yankees 12 to 6 for their third win of the season. In a high scoring contest, the White Sox exploded for seven runs in the fifth inning after the teams were tied earlier.
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White Sox
Yankees
Steve Vrazel
Gary Vrazel
David Cummings
Timmy
Indians Beat Bears 9 6 at Little League Park
Indians defeated the Bears 9 to 6 at Little League Ball Park Thursday night. Winning pitcher and catcher were Dale Mueck and Komar. Bears’ pitcher catcher were Mueck and Komar. Indians scored five runs in the seventh to seal the win with Trubee Wilkinson Fritz Fincher and Zavodny contributing runs.
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Little League Indians
Bears
Little League Ball Park
Dale Mueck
Komar
Fincher
Zavodny
Indians
Trubee
Wilkinson
Fritz
McCall
Mueck
Hollas
White
Bowling Team High Games and Series Notables
Thumpers Corine Trotter rolled 162 high game and 455 high series. Red Birds Mazie Mc Lerran had 136 and 371. Cass's Girls Kathy Hollas achieved 188 and 448. Morning Glories Lydia Booth 140 and Donna Parker 405. Boo Boos Billye Batte 160 and 432. Pin Ups Agnes Rice 137 and 367.
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Thumpers
Corine Trotter
Red Birds
Mazie McLerran
Cass
Kathy Hollas
Lydia Booth
Donna Parker
Billye Batte
Agnes Rice
Deviled Ham Griddle Cakes Impress Holiday Guests
A holiday breakfast idea combines ham baked into pancakes. Mix two cups pancake batter per package directions, fold in a can of deviled ham, grill as usual, and serve with maple syrup for a savory sweet twist.
KJZT Convention Set for Austin Texas
The KJZT Union of Czech Catholic Women of Texas holds its XXIII Regular General Convention in Austin June 19 17 with about 250 officers committees and delegates from 128 local societies representing over 22 000 Catholic women and girls. Delegates include Mrs Hermina Kotrola from Cameron Society 48 and Mrs Mary Hubnik and Mrs Viola Sevcik from Marak Society 21. The fraternal nears its 75th anniversary with membership open to Catholic girls and women since 1939. A Youth Spectacular of folk music dancing and drills precedes the convention which closes Wednesday evening.
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Kjzt Union of
Hermina Kotrola
Cameron Society
Marak Society
Mary Hubnik
Viola Sevcik
Catholic Women’s Insurance
Texas
Milam County Farm Bureau Supper at Buckholts High School
Milam County Farm Bureau calls a covered dish supper at Buckholts High School Cafeteria on Saturday June 20. The whole family is invited for games and dominoes with no speaker. Bread drinks and supplies are provided. All Farm Bureau members urged to attend.
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Milam County Farm Bureau
Buckholts High School
Farm Bureau
Texas approves unrestricted divisions for fish records
The Texas Outdoor Writers Association adds open freshwater and saltwater divisions for non rod and reel catches. Austin angler David Smith’s 41 pound 12 ounce Town Lake carp highlights new rules allowing record recognition for non traditional methods. Records require weighed certification, length and girth data, and a witness sign off.
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Texas
Texas Outdoor Writers Association
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Austin
David Smith
Association
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Texas 4
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
John E. Hutchison
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Larry Baker
Orange
Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation
Richerson
First United Methodist Church of
Market Report
LL Cardinals
Gospel Meeting
Church OF Christ
E. 3Rd
North Central
Cameron, Texas
Paul Wallace
Nelson Stark
Cass’s Girls
Boo Boo’s Il
KJZT
Milam
Carnation
Peg
Chris
Pits
Franks
Roegelein
McLane
Oz, BA
W. Fannin
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