Texas TEC targets unemployment fraud and strengthens checks
The Texas Employment Commission seeks to curb unemployment fraud as investigations reveal widespread improper claims. Commissioner Maurice Acers outlines cross matching and stricter rules requiring work credits, available suitable jobs, weekly reports, and job efforts. TEC warns employers to report quit or firing cases and notes totals from 51 million in benefits last year alongside a large trust fund.
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Sylvia Rusche Named Gillespie Farm Bureau Queen
Sylvia Rusche daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Rusche of Cherry Spring was chosen Gillespie County Farm Bureau Queen at the August 18 ceremony at Turner Hall. Judges and sponsors praised the event and Queen Rusche succeeded retiring Queen Jane Wahrmund with performances and singing concluding the program.
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Gillespie County Farm Bureau
Sylvia Rusche
Blurner Hall
Jane
Erwin Rusche
Cherry Spring
Gillespie County
Farm Bureau
Turner Hall
Quincy Rothman
Central Texas Electric Co-op
Winters
Frederick Burg
Stonewall
Maynett Jacoby
Virginia Sagebiel
Harriet
Linda Messer
Vicky Bethhenau
Paty Wynn
Hermann Sons Dance School
Joyce Meier
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Farmers and Ranchers Vote for ASC Committeemen in Gillespie County
Gillespie County farmers and ranchers vote by mail for ASC community committeemen for the 1961 program year. Each eligible producer receives two ballots. return by September 1 postage free. Committeemen oversee ASC programs including price supports acreage allotments Wool Incentive Payment and Soil Bank programs.
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Gillespie County
ASC
Soil Bank
Business Visitors and Guests Visit Fredricksburg
Mr and Mrs Richard Manske were business visitors in Fred ericksburg Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs A L Bierschwabe visited in the Dean Hopf home Monday evening.
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Richard Manske
Fredericksburg
Mrs
A. L. Bierschwabe
Dean Hopf
Weekend visit during 1940 class reunion
Mr and Mrs Nelson Stuble of Sonora visited over the weekend with their daughter and attended the 1940 class reunion. Their presence connected former classmates and local residents at the event.
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Class Reunion Attended by Harper Family in Jefferson
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Harper and their children of Jefferson Texas visited relatives over the weekend and joined the community for a class reunion at Community Park Saturday evening.
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Aubrey Harper
Jefferson Texas
Community Park
Seherg Family Visits Parker Family in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Bill Seherg and their children from San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Doyle Parker on Sunday for a family gathering.
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Bill Seherg
San Antonio
Doyle Parker
Miss Jennifer Jones Visits Mary Nell Tarr
Miss Jennifer Jones spent Monday visiting Mary Nell Tarr in what locals describe as a friendly social call.
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Jennifer Jones
Mary Nell Tarr
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