Names List in Local Notice Appears From Houston Area
A long list of individuals and spouses appears in a Houston area notice. Names include Clara Marak Cameron and Dr. C. E. McIntosh among many others. The document reads like a community or public notice with multiple households and businesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Parma
Virginia Schuhsler
Arnett Zelisko
Odie Malone
Blance Pierce
W. B. Junek
Lee McLane
Maxie Morgan
Ida V. Young
Milam Auto Supply
Bryan Production Credit
J. A. Hudson
Bradbury
Florence Shelander
Lillie McWilliams
Leo Hawkins
Susie Atkinson
Lula Wilkerson
Keith Groppell
Diana Tumlinson
Drayton McLane
Eugene Salach
Frank Torno
A. L. Raymond
Narvie Caperton
Toni F. Lesovsky
C. E. Hensley
W. G. Henderson
Frank Schiller
John Rosso
Coy Arledge
S. F. Polter
Names for a community group directory in a regional paper
A fragmented list presents names and places associated with groups and individuals across Texas and neighboring states. The items include Scouts council figures, Mrs. Gilliland, Mrs. Margie Cornelius, and many others tied to cities such as Austin Dallas Fort Worth Beaumont Abilene and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Margie M. Cornelius
Isabelle Messimer
W. E. Bradford
Rosebud
Addie M. Mass
Bernsen Tractor Sc
Buckholts
R. L. Lock
Second Largest Heroin Bust in Texas Reported Near Georgetown
San Antonio narcotics chief Captain Irving Maroney says officers seized 5.2 pounds of heroin four miles north of Georgetown. The quantity valued around $1 million and measured 25 percent purity. The arrest involved San Antonio DPS agents highway patrol officers Georgetown police and the sheriff's department.
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Georgetown
San Antonio
Irving Maroney
DPS
Georgetown Police
Sheriff's Department
Maroney
McGregor Board seeks $1.5 million bond for school projects
The McGregor school board calls an October 20 election on a $1.5 million bond to fund a new high school, air condition existing facilities, and build athletic complex near the new campus. The plan has been in development for six years.
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McGregor Sccop Board
Rockdale Opens New Sportswear Plant With 64 Women Hired
Deane K Sportswear Manufacturing Co opened in the former Gibson building in Rockdale. Owner Jim Kitchens reports 64 women on the payroll and plans to add 24 to 26 more, with weekly payroll near 8500 dollars. The firm produces women’s sportswear including pant suits blouses slacks dresses and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Deane K Sportswear Manufacturing Co
Jim Kitchens
Gibson's
Kitchens
Somerville Tornado Damages Home and Property on Highway 36
A tornado hit a Somerville residence last Thursday causing high water and wet streets leading to car accidents. The tunnel section on Highway 36 struck the home, moved about four feet, and collapsed walls, shattered windows, and damaged plumbing. A carport and a barn were destroyed in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Highway 36
Tragedy in Caldwell as fire kills two children
Valerie Stevenson aged 16 months and Bruce Wayne Stevenson aged four died in a Shaw Street house fire. Helen Marie Stevenson faces negligent homicide charges from Burleson County Sheriff Department citing repeated unsupervised child exposure.
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Shaw Street
Valerie Stevenson
Bruce Wayne Stevenson
Helen Marie Stevenson
Burleson County
Hearne Shopping Center Plans Move Forward
Hearne Enterprises will sell 6.5 acres at Highway 79 and Hackberry to Calvin Williams of Taylor for a new Hearne shopping center. Williams projects about 80 000 square feet of lease space with Piggly Wiggley at 17 500 and Perry Brothers at 11 200 square feet as initial tenants. opening is set after six months.
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Hearne Hearne Enterprises
Highway 79
Hackberry Street
Calvin Williams
Taylor
Hearne
Williams
Piggly Wiggley Grocery
Perry Brothers
Lusineso
Five year old dies after accidental drug overdose
Funeral services were held for Robert Allen Henson a five year old from Sharp who died after taking at least ten muscle relaxant pills prescribed for his father. He became ill Tuesday evening and died Friday at Scott and White Hospital Temple. He is survived by his parents two sisters and his grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Robert Allen Henson
Nook Henson
Sharp
Rockdale
Scott and White Hospital
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Bob Wimberly
Salem Cemetery
Linda Jo
Patricia Lynn
Dolly Henson
Herald Editor to Speak on Public Notice Panel at NNA Convention
Herald editor Frank M. Luecke will join a panel Friday at the National Newspaper Association's 88th annual convention in Hot Springs Arkansas. The discussion covers modern public notice as news and legal advertising with Warren Maul Jack Jones and Bill Mullen. Luecke also chairs the Texas Press Association's legislative committee working on press interests for the 1974 Texas Legislature constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Luecke
Herald
National Newspaper Association
Hot Springs
Ark
NNA
Public Notice Committee
Luecke
Warren Maul
Minneapolis
Jack Jones
Memphis
Bill Mullen
Washington
Texas
Bloodmobile Due Wednesday in Cameron
The Central Texas Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Cameron on Wednesday October 10 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Methodist Fellowship Hall with a quota of 73 units. Blood program chairman Mrs. Glenda Moseley urged a strong effort to meet the quota after two short visits.
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Central Texas Red Cross
Cameron
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Glenda Moseley
Four Milli am County 4 H Entomology Team Earns District Win
Milam County's Senior 4-H Entomology team led by Jan Burke Rosemary Ehler Rebecca Riola and Shirley Junek places first in District 10 and sixth in the state Round-Up Their measured collections cover ticks to butterflies with 25 identified insects and full data records under Dr Charles Cole guidance They plan more field trips and aim for first in state this year
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Jan Burke
Shirley Junek
Rebecca Riola
Rosemary Ehler
Milam County
Rosemary
Shirley
Rebecca
Charles Cole
California
Lst
United Fund backs 155 Cameron Scouts and district support
The Cameron Boy Scouts number about 155 this year per Ron Derry Tejas District Scout Executive. The United Fund will provide 2000 this year, funneling funds through Tejas District to Cameron units. The Heart O Texas Council handles statewide fundraising with offices training leaders and supplying camps including Tahuaya and a new Mart site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Cameron Boy Scouts
Ron Derry
Tejas
Cameron
Heart O’texas Council
Heart O‘ Texas Council
United Funds
Friends of Scouting
Scout
Council
Tahuaya
Derry
Goodwill Industries
Soldiers Now Burning Books In Santiago
A Reuters report describes Chile after the coup as soldiers burn Marxist books and symbols while a four‑man military junta led by General Augusto Pinochet bans political activity and imposes curfew. Thousands are detained or missing, and casualties rise as loyalists clash with troops amid a shaken capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Latin America
Congress
Moneda
Augusto Pinochet
Navy
Air Force
Carabineros
Whoad
Cas
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F.M.L
Jecky Austin
Lone Star Girl Scout Council
Arthur Gilliland
Hilly Stroup
Diana Tomlinson
Southwestern Bell
A. L. Horstmann
McGregor
Tornado
Bugs
Knights of Columbus
Felix Matula
First United Methodist Church
Ernest Moore
Progressive Baptist Church
Tommy Canady
Harold Moore
Leonard Wynn
Explorer
Roy Boutwell
Julius Whiteside
Santiago
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Fidel Castro
Che Guevara
Salvador Allende
Ualty
Defense Ministry
Chile
Pais En Libertad
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