Marriages and land transactions listed in Cameron notes
Herald Notebook records marriages including Espinoza Quintanilla MacekElsie Marek LewisAudrey. and a long list of real estate transfers in Milam and Rockdale Texas. Buyers include Federal Housing Commission and various individuals. prices range from $10 to $34,199.75 with multiple land tracts and city lots described by surveys and additions.
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Cameron
Texas
Methodist Church
Roy Weems
R. A. Talafuso
Ben Arnold
Milam County
Fred A. Bethea
Floyd H. Foster
J. J Acosta
C. Cronea
L. C. Mehaffey
W. E. Dorris
City of
Rockdale
W. E. Chamberlain
Cecil D. Laywell
Claude C. Collier Jr
Salvador Alvarado
Dyer
Joyce Cox
WE. Hall
Daniel Monroe
Mary Joyce Speas
Jo Ann Plowman
Dorothy June Thompson
James Charles Smith
Matilda M. Smith
Wm Allen Survey
Smith
Robert Louis Redd
H. H. Coffield
James Shelton
James ©. Sampson
Ind
Fred F. Sampson
George Bowman Et Ax
Monroe League
WL. Woods Sretux
W. L. Woods Jr
R. L. McEloy
Texas 65 Insurance Plan Enrollment Drives Public Acceptance
The program offers insurance to Texans 65 and over with no medical questions or exams. Legislation authorized the plan, governor Connally endorses it, and training meetings for agents statewide are surpassing expectations as public awareness grows through press and media outreach.
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Texas
John Connally
Barry
Texas Insurance
Marak Club Elects Officers For Year
The Marak Club H Club elects officers for the year and discusses attending the State Pair in Dallas on October 5 for 4H Club Day. The article notes raw milk bacteria counts under 10 000 per cent. with proper washing and sanitizing, counts can drop below 3 000. Farm injuries to small children on machinery and driveways are warned. supervision is urged.
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Dallas
Texas
Milam ASCS Discusses Wheat Allotment Policy Effects
Milam County ASCS officials explain that if quotas are not in effect, any farm overplanting its 1964 wheat allotment would not affect 1965 but would reduce future wheat allotments starting in 1966 by about 6 to 8 percent. The rule has been in law since 1980 and applies to future years if the allotment is overplanned.
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Milam County
ASCS
Secretary of Agriculture
Penny Graves 4H member tops county and district 4H honors
Penny Graves of the Sharp Community 4H Club earned county Senior Achievement and placed second in District competition. Her record spans multiple 4H categories from Poultry Dairy Swine Sheep to Clothing and Leadership, with repeated top ribbons and leadership roles.
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Penny Graves
Sharp Community
Penny
Rockdale
Sears
Buckholts Future Homemakers Elect 1963 64 Officers
Buckholts chapter of Future Homemakers of America installs 1963 64 officers led by president Barbara Smith. Assistants include Kathy Wallace secretary Rita Baggett treasurer Mary Jean Massengill historian Lina Able parliamentarian and Caroly Van Gonten reporter with Patricia Zavrel song leader and Mary Ruzicka pianist. Sponsor is Mrs Kathryn Janicek. New members Norma Barkemeyer Doris Mendoza Linda Sevcik Kathryn Mitcham Patricia Ackmenicky and Margaret Massingill.
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Barbara Smith
Miss Smith
Kathy Wallace
Rita Baggett
Mary Jean Massengill
Lina Able
Caroly van Gonten
Patricia Zavrel
Mary Ruzicka
FHA
Kathryn Janicek
Norma Barkemeyer
Doris Mendoza
Linda Sevcik
Kathryn Mitcham
Patricia aKmenicky
Margaret Massingill
Clark to attend Austin FCIC training meeting
Harry W. Clark of San Gabriel FCIC Supervisor will join a multi day FCIC training session in Austin starting September 30. The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, part of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, expands to 100 counties annually to cover higher farming costs and risk. In Texas the program protects production costs for about 12,000 farmers and $30 million.
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Harry W. Clark
San Gabriel
FCIC
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Austin
U. S
Texas
Library Club Holds Election Meeting at Milano High
Milano High School Library Club held its first meeting and elected officers for the year. President Edna Heinz, vice-president Lemdet a Worthe ston, secretary Linda Wie, Ges orer, Brenda Hux, and reporter Phyllis Hartley. Sponsor Mr. Jessie Bankston.
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Milano High School Library Club
Edna
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Herald Notebook
Courthouse News
Edward Espinoza
Concepcion Quintanilla
John Macek
Elsie Doris Marek
Earl Ray Lewis
Audrey Geneva Ragan
Leon Littles
Gailyn Faye Tur
Ner Herald
Frank Staffelbach
Thelmer Mae Fisher Charles Ernest Praesel
Mary Ann Haynes
Nelson Lauderdale
Laura Win
Mikilush Kostika
A. T. Swanzy
D. W. Burns
Louie Lee Dykes
Clift
M. Lopez
H W. McCutcheon
Frost Co
Fae Chance
Willie Leachber
George Perry
Claud A. Marx
Curtis Minzenmayer
Ralph A. Nichols
Ford
J F. Buggolz
Selma Klatt Barmore
Marak Club
Maras +H Club
Milam Ascs
SWIFT
Franks
Neuhoff
California
Tokay's
Stokely Pie
Cherries
Gallon
Hormel
Digsie
Gladiola
INS
Aole Sane Ge
Cameron Texas
Penny Is
The
Rufus Graves
Sharp
Buckholts
Future Homemakers of America
Herald
Clark
Austin Ag
Library Club
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