Indians Win As Dinner and Time At The Field
The report notes a delicious chicken supper, a well kept football field, great stands, and an Indian victory. It mentions school startups, names a few local residents, and hints that J. L. Newhouse may have more time for golf as his son Johnny seeks him at the dairy. Next week, individual player photos will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Newhouse
J. L
Johnny
Texas highway construction bids invited for 169 miles of markers
Sealed proposals for constructing 169.119 miles of raised reflective markers on highways in Stephens, Coleman, Brown, Mills, McCulloch, Comanche and Lampasas Counties will be received at the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation in Austin until 9 00 a m September 14 1977. The department pledges nondiscrimination and affirmative action for minority businesses in award of the contract. Plans and specs are available at the Brownwood office and Austin.
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Stephens
Coleman
Brown, Mills
McCulloch
Comanche
Lampasas
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Austin
U.S. Department of Transportation
B. R. Russell
Brownwood
Texas
Navasota Firms Merged With Heartland Life
Navasota based firms join Heartland Life in 1965 forming a merged group expanding burial and mutual aid services across Texas. Officers include J Hunter Person of Cleburne president, Kenneth Gardner of Hamilton vice president, Jim Roberts of Comanche secretary treasurer, with board members Robert M. Scott Gatesville, David Beene Comanche, W N Brister Meridian, Harold Adcock Comanche, Wayne Rutledge Hico, George Eubanks Hubbard, Ewell Jones Stephenville, and Page Harrell Dublin.
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Heart
Texas
Heartland Life
J. Hunter Person
Pres
Cleburne
Kenneth Gardner
Hamilton
Jim Roberts
Comanche
Robert M. Scott
Gatesville
David Beene
W. N. Brister
Meridian
Harold Adcock
Wayne Rutledge
Hico
George Eubanks
Hubbard
Ewell Jones
Stephenville
Page Harrell
Dublin
Magers Advances in Bull Riding Standings
Randy Magers of the Association of Professional Rodeo Cowboys moves to seventh in the bull riding standings. His 1977 earnings total 12,504 dollars to date.
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Randy Magers
Association of Professional Rodeo Cowboys
Blackwood Family Weekend Visit in Ft Worth
Larry Blackwood of San Marcos spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. W D Blackwood. They visited Ft Worth on Saturday afternoon for a family outing and time together.
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Larry Blackwood
San Marcos
W. D. Blackwood
Ft. Worth
Sidney Eagles Dominate Horizon In Scrimmage Win
The Sidney Eagles overpower New Horizon in a late preseason scrimmage with 11 first downs to 5, 378 total yards to 88, and 28 rushing yards allowed. The Eagle defense forced seven fumbles, while Horizon managed 60 passing yards and 28 rushing yards. The Eagles prep for a September opener against Star.
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Sidney Eagles
Eagles
Horizon
New Horizon
Sidney
Star
Spivey Named to Position in Brownwood Facility
Spivey, a Comanche native and former Marine corporal discharged in 1956, is appointed to a facility service supervisory post in Brownwood, a career starting as a construction lineman in 1960 and extending through multiple crafts and management roles since February 1973.
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Brownwood
Facility Service
Comanche
Spivey
U.S. Marine Corps
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