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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1963

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Government tax notices warn against errors in new year

An article notes the IRS will use an expanded scoring system to audit more returns and urges honesty, mocking the idea of a benevolent honest taxpayer system. It also mentions the U S Post Office raising stamps and enforcing strict envelope specifications from January 1.

Mortimer IRS

Quarterback Meetings Set in Rusk Club Events

The Rusk Quarterback Club board of directors schedules two meetings for Monday January 7 at 5 p.m. and 7:20 p.m. in Southwestern Electric Service offices and Rusk High School Auditorium. Tickets for the All Sports banquet go on sale at local outlets and a program of food and music is planned for January 17 with orchestra by the Rusk High School stage band.

Rusk Southwestern Electric Service Company Rusk High School John Claiborn Williams Ethel Pledger Southwestern Electric Marshal Dear First State Bank Ralph Travis Finis Burnell Stovall Stovall Cleaners Gladstone Thompson Wallace Hardware Henry Westbrook Citizens State Bank Rex Nichols Rusk Federal Savings and Loan J. C. Williams J. C. Williams, Jr Johnny Williams Motor Company Williams Hayden Fry South Cent

Rappeling Demonstration At Army Facility Draws Guardsmen

In Rusk a 60 foot rappelling display drew some guardsmen and two teens. Company A officers 1/Lt Lawrence Clayton and 2/Lt Doug Jordan led the session on scaffolding rigged near Armory property. They explained the stunt aids fitness and is not part of standard training.

Rusk National Guardsmen Armory Lawrence Clayton Doug Jordan Jordan Fort Polk Clayton Company A

First State Deposits Rise One Third Million in 1962

First State Bank reported 1962 year end deposits of 2,314,269.96 up about 372,000 from 1961. Bank President Lloyd Pipes said the gain surpassed recent years and forecasts for 1963 look favorable. Resources rose to 2,569,442.14 from 2,186,035.65 in 1961.

First State Bank First State

Long-Sought City Audit Shows Modest 1962 Surplus

The annual city audit based on June 30 1962 figures shows a General Fund excess revenue of about 57000 but fiscal constraints limit net gains. Delinquent taxes total 19912 and 1962 levy expected 45523, with total revenue around 77026 and an 8834 surplus. A 10848 credit from a redeemed 1947 revenue bond affects the balance and 36900 sits in escrow for Highway 69 curb and gutter assessments.

General Fund State Highway Department

Chamber Banquet Program Announced for Tuesday

Tentative banquet program for the Chamber of Commerce event lists Bob Murphy of Nacogdoches as speaker. Paul Cox will be toastmaster. remarks by outgoing president Robert von Doenhoff and new president John Lester follow awards. Special music precedes Murphy’s talk in the elementary school cafeteria at 7:30.

Bob Murphy Nacogdoches Chamber of Commerce Cherokee Anderson Murphy East Texas Angelina Paul Cox Chamber Robert von Doenhoff John Lester

Cherokee County Firms Counted At 488 In January 1963

Dun and Bradstreet data from J W Hight Dallas regional office show Cherokee County housing 488 businesses in the January 1963 Reference Book. The figure reflects a physical count and represents the county’s total firm count at that time.

Cherokee County J. W. Hight Dallas Dun & Bradstreet, Inc Dun & Bradstreet

City Issues $176 900 in 62 Permits

The City of Rusk issued twelve building permits totaling 176 900 in 1962. The largest item is a 66 000 Brigham Clinic. Early permits include a 17 000 residence for H M Gambrell on Feb 15 and a 20 000 service station for Humble Oil on Sept 13.

Rusk Brigham Clinic H. M. Gambrell O. J. Guenther Clifford Ham Raymond Cooper F. H. Brigham B. Wiley Mayo Stark

Rusk State Hospital seeks over $900000 two-year budget boost

The Rusk State Hospital requests a 1964-65 budget increase of more than 900000 for the two-year period. Funds would cover salary adjustments, 41 new positions mainly in medical treatment, an outpatient clinic, and higher operating expenses by about 143937 per year. The proposal is with executive and legislative budget agencies for review with final recommendations planned for the Legislature.

The Rusk State Hospital Executive and Legisla Tive State Hospital W. D. Draper Rusk

Community Club Meetings and School Sports Schedule

The notice lists Lions Club and Kiwanis Club gatherings at noon, and Chamber of Commerce banquet at 7:30 pm in a school cafeteria. It also notes boys and girls basketball tournaments in Oakwood and Whitehouse Maydelle through January 9. Local civic groups including Rotary and garden club appear with meeting times.

City Hall Westwood Oakwood Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Texas Cafe Daffodil Garden Club Raymond Cooper Whitehouse

Rusk Federal reports record year and dividend payout

Rusk Federal Savings and Loan Association announces its best year in 28 years under president Leo W. Tosh. In 1962 the association declared a 4 1 2 percent anticipated dividend, approved and paid to over 2,800 shareholders. Checks totaling more than $233,000 were mailed December 31. Cont. on Page 8.

Rusk Federal Savings and Loan Association Leo W. Tosh Tosh

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U. S. Post Office Rusk National Guardsman Rst Bank Lloyd Pipes Auditors Tyler Bob Day Rusk Area Jerry Eugene Langston Jerry Rusk Memorial Hospital John L. Langston Adams Brothers Athens Tor Lions Club Texas Cafe Rotary Club Rusk Federal
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