Ramey wins poster contest in 1961 Gly Guadalupe event
1961 report notes Ricky Ramey son of E L Ramey of Poth wins first place in a fire prevention poster contest. He is an elementary student, receives a check and ribbon. Eckel family reunion held at LaGrange with surviving members attending. Wm Eckel longtime local leader remembered. June Dairy Month marked its silver anniversary. Memorial Hospital admits six patients this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Ramey
E.L. Ramey
Poth
Guadalupe Firemens and Fire Marshals Association
Ricky
Poth Elementary
Eckel
LaGrange
Wm. Eckel
America
Memorial Hospital
Minnie Reese
Joe Rodriguez
Waldrop Holcombe
Jim Flowers
Edwin P. Ehlers
Fred Klingeman
Cpl
Randolph Reid
Wilson County
Korea
Bert Reid
Floresville
Cpl. Reid
Fort Sam Houston
William Robert Wiseman
LaVernia
Texas
Wiseman
Mae Beth Roberson
Stockdale
Julia Anne Williams
Lillian
Art Gives Us Wings Exhibit From Bexar County Jail
The Institute of Texan Cultures showcases Art Gives Us Wings featuring works by jail inmates at the Bexar County Jail through July. The exhibit includes handkerchief art, patios, graffiti photos, murals, and decorated envelopes, with curator remarks by Dr. James McNutt and contributions from Nivia Gonzales and Grace Olivarri. The UT Institute of Texan Cultures' San Antonio center invites public viewing at Bowie Street and Durango Boulevard, info at 226 1651 ext 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Institute of Texan Cultures
Bexar County
Texas
William Sydney Porter
O. Henry
Huddie
Leadbelly
Ledbetter
Frank Jones
Texas Department of Corrections
Nomal
James McNutt
Nivia Gonzales
Grady Hillman
Anson Scale
Grace Olivarri
University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures At
Bowie St
Durango Blvd
HemisFair Park
District 12 Farm Bureau Queen Contest and Talent Find
The District 12 Miss Texas Farm Bureau Queen Contest and Talent Find will be held Saturday June 9 at 7:30 p.m. at LaVernia High School Cafetorium. Krista Remmers and Melissa Mutz compete. District winners receive a trip to the state convention in San Antonio November 24-25, 1990, plus $600 college scholarships. Miss Texas Farm Bureau earns a $2,000 scholarship and $500 for wardrobe, and will represent the federation in 1991 leadership events. The state runner-up gets $1,500, and the talent fund winner gets $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Texas Farm Bureau
LaVernia High School
LaVernia
Wilson County Farm Bureau
Krista Remmers
Nixon
Wilson County
FB Talent Fund
Melissa Mutz
Poth
San Antonio
Texas Farm
TFB
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Meyersville
DeWitt County
Union Valley
August Laas
Greif- Lass Company
Louis Lindemann
Laas
Greif-Laas
Lindemann
Path
O.J. Hierholzer
Black Hill
Fairview School
Hierholzer
Fairview High School
Floresville Packing Company
S.H. Sklaroff
Prima Foods
Ay Ceea
Brooklyn Dodgers
Napoleon
Floresville Chronicle-Journal
Third Street
iePhore
RADIO
10Th Street
Texas Farm Bureau
la Vernia
Assn
Mesquite Hall Mile
Hwy
Mt. Olve Road
Teday
Cloverleaf Barrels
Rivcon Race
Flag Exchange
Grou
Sacred Heart Church
Floresville, Texas
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