Lone Grove social notes from Llano area events
Residents and visitors are listed in a series of social notes. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Carta visited Warren relatives, Rance Bell from San Angelo spent time with his grandmother, and Cheryl Bell along with Kathy Skaggs of Kingsland visited. Additional notes mention visits by Mrs. Wesley Wilson, Mrs. Ola Mae Hazelett, and others including trips to Austin and interactions with hospitalized relatives.
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Clay Carta
J. A. Carta
Warren
Rance Bell
San Angelo
Grace Templeton
Cheryl Bell
Kathy Skaggs
Kingsland
Wesley Wilson
Brownwood
Ola Mae Hazelett
John Graham
Clinton Harlow
Austin
Nelle Clinger
G. A. Lowe
Joe Lowe
Janice Lee
Lancy Jo
Eldorado
James Thiers
Kathy
Karla
Clytie Hagemann
David
Barry
Darrel
Gladys Box
John Holland
Moore Johanson
H. L. Robinetti
L. E. Bowers
Eddie Baker
Melissa
Dock Clark
Rising Star
Douglas Wooten
Fort Stockton
Anthony Wooten
Fredericksburg
Carol Mills
Burnet
L. FP. Wooten
Valley Spring Community Meeting Plans Saturday Activities
The Valley Spring community schedules a general work evening Saturday around 3 p.m. with a 7 a.m. popular meeting later the same day. Attendees are urged to come, and ladies will bring a covered dish for supper at 6 p.m. Residents share visits with relatives and friends across nearby towns.
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Valley Spring
Brad Jange
Forrest Smathers
Lester Smathers
Robert
Ken
Austin
Kippi Kuykendall
Kim Barker
Cherokee
Graylene Shaffer
Pete Bode
San Antonio
Pelix Bode
Doulas Bauman
Timmy
Dale
Brownwood
Imn
Henry Baethye Af Doss
Shilo
Smokey Kuykendall
Abilene
Martin Kuykendall
Maxine Hill
Midland
Kuykendalls
Fred
Fred Shaffer
Keith
Adrian Hopson
Niaomi
Questions Sent Out To Farmers In December Texas
Some 60 000 farmers and ranchers receive crop and livestock questionnaires from the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service to provide accurate county and state estimates. Reports are confidential and used only for statistics.
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Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas
Agriculture Statistician
Austin
Smokers urged to quit as cancer deaths cited
The American Cancer Society says about 64,000 Americans died last year from lung cancer and urges those who smoke to quit and those who do not not to start. It also promotes a monthly breast self check as a defense against breast cancer and offers a free ACS leaflet on the subject.
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The
American Cancer Society
Your
Texas Farmers Lead Harvest Ahead Of 1971 In Wide Crop Report
Texas crops show harvest progress near completion across the state. Cotton and grain sorghum yield strongly, soybeans and rice making gains, and peanut harvest high. Cattle sales rise while hogs and goats fall. egg production slips with fewer hatchings. Cool weather slows screwworm spread. fire ant bait spraying in Fort Bend County proceeds amid weather delays.
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Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
High Plains
Fort Bend County
Habdy Airport
Social Security earnings and reporting guidance
Q and A on estimating earnings for 1972 and adjusting payments. Do notify when earnings change and file early to avoid overpayment. Details cover self employment, survivor benefits, Medicare at 65, and disability waiting periods.
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Social Security
Check And Double Check Is Bass Angler's Byword
Master bass fishermen stay prepared with full checks of gear from rods to line, reels, and spools. They carry spare line, extra spools, and safety items, then load boats with depth finders, trolling motors, and gear for up to six decks of lures.
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Coast-Guard
Good Advice on Early Cancer Detection and Checks
The American Cancer Society urges annual health checkups including cancer tests to save lives. It notes thousands of new and unproven cancer treatment methods are added each year to its files as part of protecting the public from quacks.
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American Cancer Society
Society
Common bowel cancer is highly curable with early detection
The American Cancer Society notes that bowel cancer, often overlooked, is very prevalent and highly curable when diagnosed early and treated promptly.
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American Cancer Society
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