28 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
1
Austin reports second demonstration for native son John Connally as Floreeville prepares a January 15 event. Crowds, rallies, and invitations outline a statewide turnout with counties voting and parades planned to honor Connally's inauguration.
The Agriculture Department reports 1962 crop production matched the 1960 record amid the smallest arreage in modern times. Weather favored central regions lifting corn and feed crop yields to new highs, while output for foods and fruits declined. Total major crops planted reached about 32 million acres, the lowest since 1990.
More than 3,000 doses of Sabin Oral Vaccine were distributed in Floresville Path and LaVerna during the third and final round last weekend. Weather and holiday disruptions reduced the number given. Officials praise all participants. a special vaccine article is planned for next Friday.
Local report notes Leland Boening must undergo additional scenery work. The item mentions Léland Boening, associated with Loma Vista near Ploresvilla, detailing ongoing challenges and steps ahead.
Wilean county's new 4 H affiliate trustees were elected and will be sworn in at the District Courtroom of the Wilean county courthouse on Tuesday January 1 1082 at 10 00 AM. Refreshments will be served and the general public is invited to attend.
Floresville and Wilson County plan a large sendoff for Tod B. Connally as he is sworn in as governor of Texas. Bands buses and crowds will travel to the state capital for the inaugural events and a public celebration in Floresville and nearby towns.
Washington forecasts indicate a continued surge in farm real estate values into 1983 and possibly longer. The agriculture department projects land value near 145 billion at year start, up nearly 7 billion from 1982, with strong demand and limited supply keeping prices high for established operators and new entrants alike.
The editors recall purchasing Floresville Chronicle and Wilson County Journal on January 1, 1912, noting 50 years of ownership and weekly publication. They honor readers, friends, and community service while reflecting on memories, gratitude, and ongoing dedication to the paper and town.
All business hours offices and others in Floreaville and Path will be closed all day. This annual holiday is observed nationwide and throughout Wilson county with age eligibility noted.
William Mattke age 92 died Sunday in Seguin Texas. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at La Vernia with surviving wife five children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The obituary lists several family names and a large extended family.
The Chronicle urges all church notices general themes and other news for publication. Office due no later than Monday noon. Copy in today or Saturday to assist the paper’s layout. Include all items of interest for the upcoming issue.
A new five cent flag stamp was announced with a front panel design featuring the United States flag. The issue marks a record as the first regular stamp in the postal history to display the word United States prominently. Sale begins January 1 with nationwide availability on the following day.
In Pleasanton the Floresville Jaguars defeated the Pleasanton Hawks 41 to 97 as Sandra Andrews led PHS with 14 points while Sybil Kendrick added 10 and Vicki Powell contributed 9. Joan Motogkey led Floresville with 91 points.
The Chronicle advertises Underwood typewriters new models standard and electric and offers repair of adding machines computers and office supplies. A representative is at the office every Thursday afternoon to print and service machines.
An unclear fragment notes a food factory plant and grain processing risk. It mentions harm if graning or close spacing continues, referencing a death scenario for a cat. The readable text is highly garbled and lacks concrete entities or a clear event.
March of Dimes aims to raise funds during January in Wilson County as experts note the campaign budget and program reach. The effort funds medical care and education, with most dollars going to patient services and a portion to administration and fundraising costs.
Very County Judge in Texas has been asked to appoint a County Historical Survey Committee to locate preserve and document county and town heritage. The request, originating from Towag State, seeks a statewide coordination and formation of local committees with focus on buildings markers and records.
The Wilson County Infantile Paralysis Chapter financed Mary Jane Trevi's hospital care for polio. After five years of treatment and recovery, she is now home in Floresville and attending school. The community praises the March of Dimes drives and Houston medical staff for her improvement and ongoing support from family and nurses.
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