Stockmen to Hear Houston Banker at Banquet
The Hill Country Livestock Raisers Association invites the public to its annual banquet at the Ramblin Rose on Thursday evening May 20 Social hour starts at 6 and dinner at 7 Tickets are from directors or Coroner Drug Store The speaker is Jack H Barton senior vice president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston Barton a Kaufman County native and Texas A&M graduate served in World War II earning a Purple Heart and Bronze Star He helped develop the Blackland Income Growth program and received the American Motors Conservation Award Officers to be elected include Marvin Pinkie Elliott Russell Osoburn Louis P Amsler Jr and Jim Cone The item notes Texas radio began in 1920 and the first U S rural postal route originated from La Grange in 1899
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Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston
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Kaufman County
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Europe
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bowie
Grey Counties
Lamar County
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Federal Intermediate ‘Credit Bank of
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Blackland Prairies
Texas
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American Motors
Marvin (Pinkie) Elliott
Russell Osoburn
Louis P. Amsler, Jr
Jim Cone
Cherokee Social Notes Mention Visits Across Texas
Mrs. Lillie Smith visited in San Angelo with Lawrence Smith and family. Vann Maddox and others visited relatives in Gatesville and Johnson City. Jim Freese’s wife hosted in Sam Saba. A fish fry at Alva Keeney’s included multiple friends from Bend San Saba and Chappell. Duane Coppedge from Houston spent weekend with Fort Worth relatives.
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Lillie Smith
San Angelo
Lawrence Smith
Vann Maddox
Jim Freese
Sam Saba
Alfternoon
James Kuykendall
Bill Kuykendall
Oscar Whitt
Gatesville
Lester Kushal
Burkburnett
Marvin Burke
Aliee Holt
J. B. Ray
Pecos
Alva Keeney
Cecil Ray
Gary
Earl
Davis Ray
Alva Keeneys
Truett Gage
Bend
Fred Elliott
Chappell
Carl Hooten
San Saba
Johnny Zulauf
John E. Keeney
ML B. Maddox
Myrta Odiorne
Johnson City
Duane Coppedge
Houston
Joy Perry
Fort Worth
Eddie Mayers
Taylor
Howard Perry
Vann Madox
Ricky Maduow
Alex Harden
Llano
Sally
Anson
L. H. Mayers
Damon Houston
Scott & Wichsite Hospitals and Sons
Ricky Maddox
Brady
Stephen Bronson
Ballinger
Linda McEneely
Uni
James Smith
Ann
San Antonio
Chas, Perry
W. O. Boltinghouse
B. Ll. Cates
Pam Caveness
Mary Lou Daurte
Mary Joyce Guthrez
Toni Bagley
Vicki Cates
Lynn Smith
Wilbur Conley
Carin
Tye
Wilson Kuykendall
Castell Happenings From May Day Reflections to Local News
Community notes from Castell include memories of May 1 rituals and nostalgia for spring, plus updates on visitors and church events. The piece covers travels to San Antonio for a Lutheran Women’s convention, local hospital stays, family visits, and a girls track meet in San Antonio with sponsors and team members named.
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Boling Nowiernelie
Maya Galindo
Iva
Leroy Garbet
San Antonio
Shepherd King Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church Women of the
Arthur Oestreich
Mins. Mayfield Rothmann
C. A. Lebne
Chas. Hoffman
Homer
Last Rites Held For Lee Bush 67
Lee Bush aged 67 died Thursday April 29 in Llano hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held May 1 at Waldrope Funeral Home with Minister Silas Howell officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Born August 11, 1904 in Llano County, he was a life resident, married Althea Henderson on December 22, 1927, and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by his wife, a son, sister and two brothers. pallbearers included his nephews.
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Llano Hspital
Waldrope
Silas Howell
Llano
Llano County
Fancher and Wieling
Dnc
Althea Henderson
Church of Christ
Althea Bush
Larry Bush
Mamie Walker
Austin
Clyde Bush
Liane
Cluston Bush
Wharton
Morris Henderson
Francis Ray Henderson
Bill Henderson
Tj, Walker
Charles Cluck
Rodney Senterfitt
Lawrence Chandler
Jerry Doyte
Haskell Couple Buys Llano Drive-In Theatre
Mr and Mrs Jack Wharton of Haskell have bought the Llano Drive-In Theatre from Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Belton who retire after three seasons of operation. The Whartons plan to move to Llano next week with their daughter Audrey and bring a family background in theatre dating back 40 years through Mr Whartons father and his brother Bob who runs a theatre in San Saba.
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Jack Wharton
Haskell
Liano Drive-In
Fred Smith
Belton
Smiths
Whartons
Liano
Llano
Audrey
Wharton
Bob Wharton
San Saba
Texas Tornado Rate Shows Low but Steady Activity
Texas ranked 11th among states for tornadoes per square mile in the period 1967 recording 3.4 tornadoes yearly per 10 000 square miles.
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