Suburban Thanks Subscribers List of Local Names Ends
A long reader note thanks subscribers and lists numerous residents and local figures including Cameron Ted Kuehl Jimmy Bledsoe Eugene Salach Milam Auto Supply C R Law Mrs H S Thomas and many others across Davilla Buckholts and nearby towns. The item reads as a printed roster of names accompanying the thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Ted Kuehl
Jimmy Bledsoe
Eugene Salach
L. F. Gohmert
Maxie Morgan
C. G. Swift
E. A. Perrin
E. C. Schmidt
Milam Auto Supply
C. R. Law
H. S. Thomas
B. J. Matocha
Robert B. Maler
Johnnie F. Marek
Leo P. Heard
John Rosson
E. L. Kohutek
Frank Torno
Barney McLerran
Tommy Maness
Bettye Cato
Olga Lange
Cc. E. Hensley
C. B. Jenness
Narvie Caperton
Richard Williams
James Hudson
Lillie McWilliams
Ennis Rentchler
Lewis Rylander
Herman Jurgens
Alfred Gelner
W. H. Wimberly
J. E. Flinn
Names List Appears Amid Local Mentions In Texas
A long string of personal and place names appears, listing individuals and towns across Texas including Burlington, Temple, Houston, Austin, Beaumont, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Angleton, Abilene, Denton, Cisco and more, connected with varied affiliations and titles. The OCR fragment provides no clear event or narrative, only a catalog of people and places.
Industrial Park to Add Third Plant in Cameron
Cameron will gain a new industry as the Cameron Industrial Foundation announces a third plant to manufacture upholstered furniture. William Volker and Company, based in Burlingame California, a Mohasco Industries subsidiary in Amsterdam New York, is involved in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Cameron Industrial Foundation, Inc
William Volker and Company
Burlingame
California
Mohasco Industries
Amsterdam
New York
Buckholts Votes on Sewage Bonds for Plant Project
Milam County Water Control and Improvement District No 1 sets November 14 for a bond election to finance a sewage collection system and treatment plant in Buckholts. The project costs about 170000 dollars with a 135000 dollar bond and a 35000 dollar government grant. Absentee voting opens October 18 and runs to November 3 in Cameron. The plant will cover 170 connections, occupy a ten acre Cameron Industrial Park site, start immediately, and employ more than 150 people with 65 local hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Buckholts
C. R. Criswell Insurance Office
Cameron
Cameron Rotary to Host Rep Price Daniel Jr at Meeting
Cameron Rotary Club will host Liberty representative Price Daniel Jr as guest speaker for the Wednesday meeting at The Texan. Daniel, a 1973 Texas House Speaker candidate, and his wife will be honored at a public reception from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the First National Bank conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Daniel, Jr
Liberty
Cameron Rotary Club
Texan
Rep
Daniel
Texas House of Representatives
First National Bank
United Fund Drives Near Goal in South Milam County
The South Milam County United Fund reports 58 percent of its 1972 73 goal with 11949 dollars in donations and pledges. Volunteers enter the drive’s third week toward a 20458 dollar target to aid 10 participating agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Milam County
Caldwell Chamber to Host Community Development Seminar
The Caldwell Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a development seminar at the Surrey Inn this week. Lectures slides and a workshop will introduce local leaders to the latest development planning techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Chamber of Commerce
Surrey Inn
Bridge Fire Destroys Hearne Missouri Pacific Span
A 307 foot wooden railroad bridge near Hearne burned last week despite efforts by Hearne and Calvert fire crews. The cause is undetermined. A railroad spokesman says a new concrete and steel bridge will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Missouri Pacific
Calvert
Police to Use Speedgun in Georgetown Traffic Crackdown
Georgetown police will deploy a Speedgun traffic radar to deter speeders. Officers can use it from a patrol car or on foot, handheld or mounted, aiming at vehicles to read speeds instantly on a digital display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bell County Sets Tax Rate and Adjusts Precincts
The Bell County Commissioners Court approved a tax rate of 80 cents per 100 valuation plus 15 cents for road maintenance. After a heated discussion precinct lines were changed on two precincts while property valuations in Killeen Belton and Temple remained essentially unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Bell County
Killeen
Belton
Temple
Rosebud Seeks Straw Vote on Proposed State Prison Location
Rosebud residents are asked to vote on the proposed state correctional institution amid objections from Waco citizens. The Rosebud News sponsors the straw vote citing a remote chance that the Heart of Texas Council of Governments could select the Rosebud area for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Rosebud News
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
Rosebud
Milam FM Road Project Approved by Texas Highway Commission
The Texas Highway Commission approves a 40.4 million 1972 program for state highway safety and farm to market road improvements. Milam County includes FM 1600 work from 1.0 mile south of FM 845 to 24 miles south of 845, replacing two bridges at about 79,800 dollars, overseen by Delton A. Kittrell. In total 775 projects are proposed across 202 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Commission
Milam County
845
Cameron school bond meeting urged for residents
Cameron patrons are urged to attend a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. town meeting at Methodist Fellowship Hall to discuss a proposed $1.25 million bond for Cameron School District construction and renovation including new classrooms a gym and field house. Voting on the issue is set for October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Ada Henderson
Ben Milam
Yee High School
CISD
Rosebud- Lott
Thorndale
Yoe High
Yee High
Cameron Junior High School
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Informa Lee
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Mary Janicek
Lillie Hundl
B. L. Mueck
J. L. Marek
Irene Ward
Don Exley
Maurene House
C. E. Curtis
Richard Jistel
B. D. Dehart
William Hoelscher
C. E. Akers
S. H. McDermott
J. Nelson Green
W. G. Henderson Sr
Mary Kamenicky
Edwin Marek
Edmund Pimpler
Blanche Pierce
J. T. Parma
B. L. Cole
R. J. Griffin
Charles Krenek
O. B. Harden
Milton Wright
J. L. Raska
Coy Arledge
Mary Laurence
H. H. Harber
Dennis Kubecka
J. H. Thomas
Davilla
K. A
Conner Buckholts
L. S. Svetlik
A. H. Jungmann
Fritz Glaser
Joe Hrachavy
Rodney Barker
John
F.M.L
Mekush
C. M. Walker
Carl Hawke
Anton Vrazel
Guy Tittle
George Hosch
J. F. Svetlik
Alfred Vrazel
Ben Arnold
Leonard Dos
Kocil
Burlington
Ben Lindeman
Gause
J. F. Shafer
Temple - Temple Meat Co
Bob Williams
Miro C. Spankel
Lucien Kruse
Bryan
D. L. Wilson College Station
Arthur C
Dean
Brenham
Kathy Price
Houston
Stanley N. Fisher
G. M. Dragoo
M. R. Sheffield
Frank V. Torno
Wallace Massengale
Lester McCulloch
Austin
Annie Obermiller
Cecil Gus Wilson
Ted Smith Jr
H. G. Kaatz
Bill Patman
Beaumont
E. C. Balhorn
Dallas
Marvin Elliott
Walter Cundiff
John Gurecky Jr
Fort Worth
E. D. Kelso
San Antonio
W. E. Bradford Jr
New Braunfels
Charles Orsay
Angleton
Richard Phi
Honey Grove
John Barrett
Abilene
Hilly Nabours
Walter Fuchs
Denton
George Powell
Cisco
John A. Woods Sr
Morris A. Cox
Keith Raine
Portland
Oregon
Cox
Fred Willis
Texas Power & Light Company
Vallas
Price Daniel
Rockdale
Milam
Delton A. Kittrell
School Bond Information Committee
John Henderson Jr
James D. Camp
The
Information Committee
Taylor
Yee Field
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