Texas Power & Light plans $20 million expansion program
Texas Power & Light President W. W. Lynch outlined a $20 million 1960 program including new generating facilities near Tylham and major investments in transmission lines and substations to meet a 1965 system load of 1000 kilowatts, with future capacity targeted at 1,770,000 kilowatts.
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Mrs. McKinzie Taken By Death
Mrs. George Calvin McKinzie 81 died Jan 2 at her home Comanche. Funeral Jan 3 at Mercer Gap Baptist Church. Interment Mercer Gap Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Tavia Dutton and Ilene Gore, sons Alfred and Grady McKinzie, and many relatives.
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Central Ave
Comanche
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A. J. Huggins
Ollie Waldrop
Fort Worth
Ira Fletcher
Odessa
Singing Set for Sunday at Congregational Church
An invitation to all singers to attend a singing convention at the Congregational Methodist Church on South Houston Street Comanche January 10 at 2 oclock.
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Hamilton Man Shot To Death In Personal Safety Case
Harry G. Nunnejll 76 a retired Hamilton merchant was shot to death December 31 in Hamilton. Peace Justice George Evans ruled the death a personal safety related gunshot wound. Funeral services were held January 2 in Hamilton with interment in a Hamilton cemetery.
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Hamilton
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Goldthwaite Gets Blouse Factory Venture
Sparks Manufacturing Company signed a contract to open a blouse factory in Goldthwaite within two months. Local businessmen contributed 2500 dollars as a bonus. The plant will employ 25 women and lease the Gatlin Building on Fourth Street from Mise Love Gatlin. It becomes a Goldthwaite branch of Patty's, Inc., already operating in Hamilton for four years.
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De Leon Ranchers Named Shorthorn Division Superintendents
Dean Miller will direct the Shorthorn Cattle Division at the 1966 Fort Worth Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show with De Leon ranchers serving again as supervisors.
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de Leon Ranchers
Fort Worth
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