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Floresville Chronicle Journal

Location

Floresville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

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Peanut Festival Opens In Floresville With Governor Connally

Our column invites thousands to Floresville for the 19th annual Peanut Festival this Friday and Saturday. The piece promises a warm welcome to visitors and notes Governor John Connally will lead Saturday’s parade, with fuller coverage in the next issue.

Floresville John Connally

This Week's Grid Games Dist. Teams

Path at Floresville night Thursday. Peanut estival opening attraction tonight to Friday. D Hanish at La Vernia. Nixon at Falls City. Poteet at Jourdanton. Stockdale at Castroville St. Louis School.

D’hanis la Vernia Nixon Falls City Jourdanton Stockdale Castroville St. Louis

Floresville Peanut Festival Proclaimed in Texas

Governor Connally proclaims Peanut Week in Texas highlighting the state as a major peanut producer. The notice calls attention to the Floresville Peanut Festival scheduled for September 27 and 28, noting peanuts grown in about 140 counties and an annual crop value around 25 million dollars.

Texas Floresville

Connally Greets Floresville Festival Group at Austin

Governor John Connally warmly welcomes the 1963 Floresville Peanut Festival group to the Texas state capitol. Queen Janette Flieller and King James Ventur attend, with staffers Fausto Toscano Albina Estrada also hosting and serving coffee in the reception room.

Floresville John Connally Austin Janette Flieller James Ventur Hudell Wright Fausto Toscano Albina Estrada

Governor Connally to Head Floresville Peanut Festival Parade

Thousands gather as Texas Governor John Connally returns to his birth city for the 19th Floresville Peanut Festival. The parade forms at 10:00 a.m. with floats and bands. events include Old Pioneer Day, races, and a coronation of Pioneer King and Queen. Local dignitaries, South Texas guests, and festival activities fill Saturday.

Texas John Connally Faville Wilson County Floresville Connally Elizabeth Sheehy Joe T. Sheehy Governor Connally Spears Courthouse C Street Baumann’s Grocery Town Square Karnes Janette Flieller Reboog James Ventur South Texas Court House Square Lulac Council Chamber of Commerce and Festiv Aces of

Wilson County Declared Eligible For Emergency Livestock Feed

The Wilson County ASCS Office reports the area has been declared a disaster area due to severe drought and is eligible for Emergency Livestock Feed. Details are not yet available but multiple counties share the designation and related aid actions are anticipated.

Wilson County ASCS

Floresville FFA Sweetheart Chosen Miss Talley Leads Floresville High

Miss Landis Talley daughter of Mr and Mrs Canell Talley Senior at Floresville High was elected FFA Sweetheart. She notes pride in the honor and thanks FFA members and boys. The document also outlines county ASC feed program details with steps, prices, and signup times for September 1963.

Landis Talley Canell Talley Floresville High School Future Farmers of America FFA Floresville Miss Talley FAP

Parade Route For Festival

Parade route for the festival starts at Bauman's Store on C Street at 10 00 A M. It proceeds past the Courthouse and Ford Motor Company to White Auto and Merchant's Grocery before reaching Public Services Company and the Bank. Entries are assigned lines on surrounding streets with groups including schools, bands, and trail riders. Parade Chairman Leslie Baumann.

Bauman's C. Street Public Services Company Ben Franklin Ford Motor Company White Auto Merchant's Grocery Public Service Company Bank C Street Queen 6Th St 8Th Street 9Th St Leslie Baumann Parade

Floresville Opens New $90,000 Sewer Plant

Floresville’s new $90,000 sewerage disposal plant is now in operation after completion weeks ago. It will meet city needs for 25 years or more and is among the most modern in the region. Supt. Tom Johnson of the Water and Sewerage Department notes it was financed by a revenue bond issue and federal funds.

Floresville Tom Johnson Water and Sewerage Department

Past Presidents Peanut Festival 1962 President

A historical note lists past presidents of the Peanut Festival with names such as J. T. Sheehy Hal Warren Leon Kreidel Zane Lawhon Merrill Connally Ac Richardson Douglas Burris Joe Donaho and others, concluding with the 1962 president.

J.T Sheehy Hal Warren Leon Kreidel Zane Lawhon Merrill L Connally Ac Dy. Richardson Douglas. Burris Joe -¢ Donaho

Woolsey names SARA Cibolo Project coordinating committee

Mayor F Woolsey of Hatesville announces a coordinating committee to work with the San Antonio River Authority on the Cibolo project. Members include Robert Spruce Harry Woolsey J Turner Joe Fietsam. The U S Bureau of Reclamation is to complete a feasibility report by May 1 1964. Plans envision a 4 mile dam between Stockdale and Floresville creating a lake 10 miles long and two wide.

F. Woolsey Hatesville San Antonio Robert I. Spruce Floresville San Antonio River Authority U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Cibolo Stockdale C Ordina Tee In Ville

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J. H. Wright James Vontur State OF Austin, Texas Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association Gov. Connally Chaser ASC Queen Tunnep XIX Past Presidents Peanut Festival Woolsey Sara Cibolo
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