Bond Election Notice for Milam District One in 1956
Notice to qualified electors of Milam County Water Control and Improvement District Number One that an election will be held December 1, 1956, at Buckholts American Legion Hut to approve funds for a water supply and distribution system. The resolution and order were adopted October 24, 1956, outlining proposed costs totaling about 138000 dollars and related project items.
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Milam County
Milam County Water Control and Improvement District NO. 1
American Legion Hut
Buckholts
Texas
Frank Tomascik
Adolph Gresak
W. E. Beckhusen
Fred Gresak
John Zajicek
Milam County District approves bonds for water system and election
The Milam County Water Control and Improvement District Number One votes to issue bonds up to 138 000 dollars for a water supply and distribution project. The measure authorizes net revenue pledges and a tax levy to cover interest and principal, with bonds secured by district revenues. The election will be held at Buckholts School, Buckholts, Texas, following Texas election law. The Cameron Herald will publish notices weekly for four weeks.
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Board of Directors
Milam County
Buckholts School
Buckholts
Texas
Cameron Herald
State of
Fred Gresak
Adolph Gresak
Messrs
Tomascik
Beckhusen, Zajicek
Adolph Gre
District Improvement Notice Dated October 24 1956
Passed and approved this 24 day of October 1956 by Frank Tomascik president of the Improvement District No 1 board. The undersigned issues this notice under the resolution order and law authority with W E Beckhusen secretary attesting the district seal.
Weekend Visits And Memorial Notices Across Local Families
Miss Bessie Nemec of Galveston visits with her family in area. Families include Val Nemec and Roy Green households. Rockdale visitors plan Houston trip to see J D Fleming and Bruton pair. Annie Schwarz returns from Orange for weekend. Albert Pagel Sr. Funeral observed in Rosebud. Norma Rinn visiting relatives in Houston. Spiegel family from Austin weekend at country home. Dolph Dunham and Buffalo guests stay with J K Dunham family. Charlie Duncan attends Battery 9 reunion at Buchanan Dam. John Knobelsdolph returns to Houston after three weeks with Ross family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Green
Bill Green
Bill, Jr
Cherri
Rockdale
Houston
J. D Fleming
L. C. Bruton
Annie Schwarz
Orange
H. F. Lange
Albert Pagel, Sr
Rosebud
W. L. Spiegel
Billy Spiegel
Susan
Debra
Austin
Dolph Dunham
Buffalo
J. K. Dunham
Charlie Duncan
Battery 9
345Th Field Artillery
Buchanan Dam
John Knobelsdolph
Robert Ross
Clarkson Social Notes Mark Birthday Guests and Visits
Mrs. Ed Lierman honored her husband in Clarkson on Wednesday November 7 with canasta and social visiting. Refreshments served to many friends and relatives including the Collins, Lorenz, Pimpler, Engbrock, and other local families. visits extended to Belton, Amsterdam Ohio, Houston, Cameron, Cameron area relatives, and numerous out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lierman
Canasta
Bill Collins
Cameron
H. Lorenz
Burlington
Raymond Pimpler
Ben Arnold
Herbert Engbrock
O. S. Collins
Dick Henke
Henry Lierman
Clarkson
Howard Harrison
Barbara
Hubert Skala
Betty Jean Allen
Marlin
Bill Harrison
C.S. Robbins
Belton
Peggy Dianne Massey
Jerome Evans
Suzan
Amsterdam
Ohio
W. B. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Taylor
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Elgin
W. W. Hauk
Hous
Community Notes From Jones Prairie Weekend
Sunday greetings from Rev Melbourne Sibley of Baylor University at Little River Baptist Church. List of weekend visitors includes Mrs S S Hickman, Captain Polly Atkinson of Fort Sam Houston, Mrs A L Burnett and family, Mr and Mrs Leland Burnett, Marvin Hickman, Erwin Stoker in Temple hospital, Billy Hauk family, Lavert McKinney and sons, W E Pool, Clarence Crook, Ray Tucker, Roy Burnett with Dow Chemical, Karen Fontaine, Henry Garrett, Carlton Crook, BE Russell, Lou Childers and Donny, with several hosts and guests across Bryan, Cameron, Baytown and Brownfield.
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Melbourne Sibley
Baylor University
Little River Baptist Church
J. A
Ethel McKinney
S. S. Hickman
Polly Atkinson
Fort Sam Houston
W. A. Atkinson
Harry White
Charlotte
Freeport
A. L. Burnett
Mr. White
Tom White
Briary
Leland Burnett
Rockdale
W. B. Burnett
Marvin Hickman
M. P. Carroll
Brownfield
Clarence Crook
Ray Tucker
Bill Becker
Roy Burnett
Dow Cemical Company
K. Ke Fontaine
Karen
Henry Garrett
Bryan
Carlton Crook
BE. A. Russell
Yarrellton
Awarded Like Medals Why Do Indians Wear Feathers
Ada Henderson and Ben Milam students will attend their last ly ceum of the season on Wednesday November 28. Albert and Eula Stewart present Indian music and customs with songs, tom-toms, flute, and bells in a reservation tale from Oklahoma. The Stewarts have toured reservations, transcribed tribal melodies, and taught in schools with over 2000 performances in nine years. The couple explain feathers were awards for good deeds and a chief’s headpiece required many feathers.
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Ada Henderson
Ben Milam
Albert
Eula Stewart
Oklahoma
Stewart
Fula
Kentucky
Conservatory
Paleface
Stewarts
Notable terms and their origins in language history
John Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress in prison. Doodlesack refers to bagpipes. A hypopyen is a black eye. Occipitofrontalis is the scalp muscle. Khaki comes from Hindustan meaning dust colored.
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John Bunyan
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State OF Texas
Milam
Milam County Water Control and Improvement District
Milam County Water Control and Improvement District NO
Buckholts, Texas
C. S
Engineering & Legal
N. Davis
Charles Simecek
North Karnes
W. E. Obermiller
Burns
Woodson Lumber Co
Eddy Co-op Gin
Eddy, Texas
Great Western Tailoring Company
J. P. Werner
S. College
Electrolux
Jenkins
Anderson
South Houston
Tfc
Save Woodson Lumber Company
Sak
Board of
N. Central
Sixth Street
August Horstmann
Tfe
Bath
Crockett
North Fannin
Clark Kelly
Emilia Strizinek
Dennis Kubecka
West Main Street
Hefley-Stedman Motor CO
Clifford Marburger
Harry Davis
Watkins
A. Lewis
J. R. Watkins Company
Memphis
Tennessee
L. A. Cage
Don Johnson
Cage Hardware and Furniture Co
Taft
Cage Hardware and Furniture Company
Taft Texas
D. N. Rogers
Slocomb
Florence Spiegel
Bessie Nemec
Galveston
Mrs
Val Nemec
Norma Rinn
J. A. Blasienz
John Senkel
Otto Schulz
Grandma Senkel
Wm. Kohring
Fred Starnes
Lloyd Stobner
Stobner
Walter Kohring
Neal McElreath
Amarillo
McElreath
Louis Skala
Joe Pagach
Otto Mayer
Louis Goeke
Henry Trojan
Hornung Brothers Hatchery
Ite
Jones Prairie
Rhode Island
Union
Liberia
Bill Thweatt
Lou Childers
Donny of
Baytown
Parma Radio
The
Eer
Joe Anderson
Central High School
Live Oak Street
Dallas
Beltone Hearing
Dudley E. King
Beltone
Cameron Hotel
R. H. Higgins
Waco
8Th
Tate Aei
Emergency Loaner Tire Service
Horstmann Brothers
Planter Tire
Hypopyen
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