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Newspaper

Navasota Examiner

Location

Navasota, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1967

Page

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Salary Fund Shortage Delays Final City Budget Approval

Navasota City Commission failed to give final approval to the 1967 68 budget after City Manager Charlie L. Carter warned the figures would likely fall short of automatic salary raises. The proposed $478,600 expenditures include $143,322 for salaries and labor. Budget delays set for June 19 and 26 to adjust salary funds, with final approval expected by month’s end. The panel also increased the Grimes County Library budget from 900 to 1200. An ordinance establishing cemetery lot fees and perpetual care was passed on second and final reading.

Navasota Charlie L. Carter Carter Grimes County Hertenberger Oakland Cemetery

Class of 1942 Plans Reunion

Nava roda High School graduates of 1942 plan a reunion with a red carpet event at Fritz Wellman's Recreation Center in Washington. Friday night begins at 6 30 with an informal gathering, Saturday includes a brief business meeting and letters of regret, a served dinner, dancing at 9, a spend the night finale for those with bed rolls, and breakfast Sunday morning before adjournment.

Navasota High School Fritz Wellman Washington

Youth Fair Sales Totals at Grimes County Auction

Grimes County Youth Fair closing night auction at Anderson saw Clarence Finke’s grand champion steer bring 1.11 per pound from Navasota Livestock Commission Company, as total sales reached 6880.54 dollars. Beef calves averaged 0.908 per pound on 2355.43 dollars, hogs 3936.61 dollars, lambs 379 dollars, and poultry 209.50 dollars. Numerous buyers including local businesses and residents purchased champions and reserve champions across steers hogs and lambs with prices per pound ranging from 52.50 to 177.5 cents.

W. E. Gibson Navasota Livestock Commission Company Clarence Finke Albin Finke Grimes County Anderson Finke G. B. Coleman Ranch Navasota Livestock Commissioner Company Jerry Lane Navasota Coleman Conkling H. H. Moore & Sons Ricky Lane Brenham Livestock Commission Co Jim Ed Woods Iola Anderson Processing Company Wayman Leiber Gulf States Utilities Company Billy Schroeder Anderson Feed & Supply Wayne Allphin Plantersville Bobby Schroeder Navasota Examiner Roy McDougald Ioa Leonard Szymczak J. M. Draper Wayne Harville Grimes County Farm Center Cathy Schroeder Moody & Clary Shirley McDougald Lola First National Bank of Anderson, Hog W. E. Bay & Son Searcy Hurst W. J. Trahan, Jr Tommy Kitkoki

Last Day to Plant 1967 Cotton in Grimes County

Grimes County ASC committee set Friday June 23 as the final date to plant cotton under regulated programs. Raymond F Holmstrom says cotton must be planted in a workmanlike manner to qualify for payments. A recent county vote 169 to 168 rejected cotton acreage sales and leases outside the county. two thirds needed for approval. Holmstrom notes producers may still sell or lease within the county.

Grimes County ASC Raymond F. Holmstrom Holmstrrom Holmstrom

Masons Mark Centenary of Navasota Lodge No. 299

J. Guy Smith of the Grand Lodge of Texas will speak at the centennial observance of Navasota Lodge No. 299 A F and A M. Dinner and program at 8 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Edwin M. Rabin and A C Pratt outline history and honor visiting lodges. The event notes 131 members and lists current officers.

J. Guy Smith Grand Lodge of Texas Navasota Masons A.F A.M Edwin M. Rabin John C. Webb Navasota Independent G. D. Hoke Navasota Lodge A. C. Pratt W. R. Allen

Howard Weaver Injured in Fall Unloading Bees

Howard Weaver suffered multiple broken ribs Saturday at 4 p.m. when he fell seven feet while unloading bees at his Howard Weaver Apiaries south of Navasota off Highway 6. His son Morris saw him fall backward from the seven foot platform. X rays at Grimes Memorial Hospital were performed to assess injuries.

Howard Weaver Navasota Highway 6 Morris Grimes Memorial Hospital

Commissioners Table Salary Increase Request

County Commissioners tabled a proposal to raise deputy salaries for Sheriff Dick Johnson’s two deputies Kenneth Allen and John Darby Jr by 50 dollars per month each. Deputies are on call 24/7 and workload has risen, with filings income funding the county salary fund. The board will study road crew pay before voting.

County Commissioners Court Dick Johnson Kenneth Allen Navasota John Darby, Jr Iola Sheriff Johnson Walter Borski Albin Finke

Mr Weaver Held In Hospital After Injury

Broken ribs leave Mr Weaver confined for several days in the hospital where he is reported to be recovering nicely.

Weaver

Harris Breaks Leg In Horse Show Accident

Harris Scott Harris a Navasota High School senior and son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Harris splintered his right leg from thigh to knee at 10 30 a m Saturday during Grimes County Youth Horse Show when a horse threw a shoe in the rodeo arena. He said he cannot compete in the Hallettsville Championship Rodeo and will be in traction for four to six weeks and in a cast for six to eight weeks.

Scott Harris Navasota High School Robert A. Harris Grimes County Anderson Rodeo Harris Examiner Hallettsville

Big Creek Watershed Easement Presented

In a morning ceremony Mrs. Ruth Moore presented the first Big Creek Watershed easement to Wallace Dunlap of Millican. The $1,500,000 project will extend 15 miles from the Navasota River to the Brazos River in Brazos County with seven flood water retarding structures 24.4 miles of channel improvements and 110 grade stabilization structures. Construction is to begin before December 31 with board members Tom J. Moore Shields Prescott Wallace Dunlap and Donald Glover.

Ruth Moore Big Creek Wallace Dunlap Millican Bob Robert Curtis Cox Bryan H. H. Moore Navasota Navasota River Brazos River Brazos County Tom J. Moore Shields Prescott Donald Glover Glover

Interest grows in Bargain Days display space

Additional reservations for display advertising space in the June 29 Bargain Days section were received this week. The deadline for advertising copy is Friday June 23.

Navasota Machine and Sales to Continue in Business

Mrs. Raymon Hertenburger announced this week that the Navasota Machine and Sales Company at 506 E. Blackshear will remain in operation under the management of Oscar Wehring.

Navasota Machine & Sales Raymon Hertenburger Navasota Machine & Sales Company E. Blackshear Oscar Wehring

Lola Youth Sentenced To Five Year Probation

A Grimes County jury found Benny Perry of Iola guilty of statutory rape involving a 14-year-old Iola girl after a four hour deliberation. The 18-year-old received a five year probation term, with sentencing performed by the jury. Perry is one of three youths charged in the case alongside Thomas Dobyanski of Anderson and Ronnie Kolbasinski of Carlos.

Benny Perry Lola W. J. Terrell Navasota Perry Reginald Bracewell 12Th Judicial District Grimes County Sharon McCorquodale Iola Thomas Dobyanski Anderson Ronnie Kolbasinski Carlos

New Fertilizer Plant Installed At Farm Center

Navasota's Grimes County Farm Center on 410 Farquhar Street began operation this week with a liquid farm and ranch fertilizer blending plant. Manager Al Curtis says it can supply straight nitrogen and custom blends, storing 22 ton and two 30 ton tanks, plus three special applicators and three nurse tanks for on farm service using Allied Chemical Arcadian Golden Uran fertilizer.

Navasota Grimes County Farm Center Farquhar Street al Curtis Allied Chemical

Keelan Has Outstanding Year As Dept Commander

The Veterans of Foreign Wars in Texas under Commander John Paul Keelan reports a 1967 state membership of 46 000, about 2 000 more than last year. Keelan, from Navasota, ends his term at the Corpus Christi convention starting June 23, with gains in Youth Activities, Community Service, Americanism, and Buddy Poppy sales. Texas adds 12 new posts for a total of 350, with the department divided into 27 districts each led by a district commander.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Keelan Texas V.F.W Lone Star Department of Texas

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Navasota Livestock Commission Co Ronald Davis Missouri City Larry Sanders Houston Debra Prescott Kenneth Clary Wayne Hughey Wayne's Sadderly Sota Lamb Glenda _ Holt H. W Haynie Joan and Harriet Vezurk Michael Lane Masons McAlpine Comdr John Paul Keelan VFW Department
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