Now With F.M.L. Now With F.M.L.
A list of names and places appears to document affiliations or contributions across multiple towns including Burlington Buckholts Milano Rosebud Rockdale Gause Davilla Taylor Temple Waco Huffman Houston and Houston figures. The fragment lists individuals by name and associated locales without a clear narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marak
Marie Spicak
Lewis Rylander
T. F. Criswell
B. D. Dehart
Don Exley
B. L. Cole
Burlington
Adolph Schulz
Ben Lindeman
George Kahlig
Buckholts
E. H. Schroeder
George E. Hosch
Emil Kamenicky
A. H. Jungmann
Fritz G
Cameron School Board Considers Architectural Engineer Survey
The Cameron School Board approved hiring an architectural engineer to survey the school system and present future recommendations. The board also approved the 1971-72 budget and an audit, with next meeting set for November 16 at 7 pm. Dodson recovering at home attended via proxy, and Dallas Symphony concert funding was approved for all students. Frank Luecke spoke to the board about the concert. Maler reported 97 percent school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Billy Hornung
Bryan Engineering
D. R. Dodson
Dodson
Dallas Symphony
Calvin Cobb
Hilliard Thomas
Robert Maler
Media Center
Maler
Historical Marker honors Judge Broaddus wagon train leader
The Marker dedication honors Judge Andrew Sidney Broaddus who led emigrants from Sparta, Virginia to Burleson County in the 1850s. The number of attendees matched the 200 early settlers in the wagon train. SAN GABRIEL The San Gabriel Baptist Church marks its 115th anniversary with events, noting its 1856 constitution and mid 20th century expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sidney Broaddus
Sparta
Caroline County
Virginia
Burleson County
San Gabriel
United Fund drive clears goal in Rockdale area
South Milam County United Fund exceeded its $19 175 goal by raising $19 461 last week. Drive chairman cautioned that several accounts remain to be collected and more effort is needed in rural communities to finish the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale South
Milam County
United Fund
Bryan Commission Cuts City and School Tax by 12 Cents
The Bryan city commission voted to lower city and school tax rates by a total of 12 cents, saying the 1971-72 budget can still be funded with the reduced levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Williamson County approves outreach office for mental health patients
Georgetown officials authorize a county outreach office for Mental Health and Mental Retardation patients. The state hospital will provide a full time caseworker assistant and a full time clerk, plus a physician for a half day each week to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Williamson County
State Hospital
Belton Council Approves Junked Vehicle Removal Ordinance
The Belton City Council passed an ordinance permitting the city to remove junked vehicles. Vehicles may be removed within 10 days after written owner notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Heavy machinery plows new rural water line north of Rosebud
A Rosebud area report describes pipeline installation with three large machines. A mammoth dozer tows the plastic pipe while a second machine uses a plow and pipe router. A third machine compacts the soil behind the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Travis
Mammouth
Women’s Lib Speaker Jars Men at A&M College Station
Dr Marguerite J Fisher spoke at Texas A and M University during the Great Issues series calling herself a liberated woman and tracing the women's liberation movement in the country. Her remarks stirred men and delighted women at the college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A&m University
Marguerite J. Fisher
Folk Fete Board Plans Incorporation
The interim Folk Fete board meets at Ellett and Camp to form a non profit corporation for the June festival. Robert Ellett will pursue incorporation with Cameron Chamber ties as the festival grows. The committee plans attractions and assigns roles in promotion and cultural events for the two year old festival drawing about 8000 attendees last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk Fete, Inc
Ellett & Camp
Robert Ellett
Cameron Chamber
Folk Fete
Cameron Industrial Foundation, Inc
Friends to Host First Program at Cameron Library
Robert Maler, Cameron schools media center director, will speak at the Cameron Library’s first program of the year. The event at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday October 19 features Maler on Television in the Educational System using media center equipment. Fleur de Lis Garden Club hosts in the library reception room and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maler
Media Center
Cameron
Friends of the Cameron Library
Maler
Fleur de Lis Garden Club
Class of 1951 to hold 20 year reunion weekend
The Class of 1951 plans a reunion October 22 and 23 with a reserved section at the homecoming football game and a special table at the homecoming dance in the National Guard Armory after the game. The Class of 1961 also schedules its tenth reunion for October 22 and 23 with game seating and a postgame dance, plus a Cameron Country Club dinner on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
Cameron Country Club
Alcoa names new managers for Rockdale and Point Comfort
Chrisco moves to Sebree aluminum smelter project as project manager while Fred Bergeron becomes Rockdale Works Manager and Joseph Goldman transfers to Point Comfort. Harold Reagan shifts to Rockdale as Public Relations Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard F. Chrisco
Aluminum Company of America
Rockdale
Alcoa
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Sebree
Kentucky
Fred P. Bergeron
Massena
New York
Joseph H. Goldman
Rockdale Works
Point Comfort
Texas
Marshall
Harold E. Reagan
Chrisco
University of North Carolina
Badin
North Carolina
N.Y
Wenatchee
Bergeron
New Rockdale
University of Texas
Tennessee
Massean
Postmaster Warns About Mailboxes
Postmaster Narvie L Caperton warns mailboxes are protected by federal law and tampering can bring fines or imprisonment. He notes several Cameron area incidents and says officials have been notified to curb the recurring pranks, urging youth to understand the seriousness of their actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narvie L. Caperton
Cameron
Caperton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.M.L
C. G. Swift
Janet Harwell
Jane Cunningham
County Health
Joe Laywell
Betty Humble
Pearance
Frank M. Luecke
Herald
Cooks Point
S. Milam
Mental Health Office
Council
College Station
Folk Fete Board
Mildred Thornton
Perry Holder
Alcoa RW
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Chemical Council
Texas Manufacturers Association
Texas Research League
Region 6 Education Service Center
Austin Club
Rockdale Country Club
Richards Memorial Hospital
Milam County Savings and Loan Association
Calhoun County
Howard F, Chrisco
Fred P, Bergeron
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