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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
4
Rusk's school lunch program, active since 1940, serves about 500 students and 30 adults daily on the elementary campus, with 90 pupils and 29 teachers using George Bradford facilities. The program's baking department produces hamburger buns, bread, rolls, cakes, cookies, and pies, showcasing notable growth and community support since its inception.
Station promo copy inviting listeners to tune in to KTLA 1580 for news views and music.
L A Corbin recalls a 1939 clipping comparing severe winters to the county’s worst in 1899. Diary notes from William F McCormack describe 1899 temperatures of 5 above at 5 p.m. February 11 and 2 below at 7 a.m. February 12, with a low of 12 below by 4 p.m. later that day.
Hospital records list admissions and discharges across multiple towns including Rusk Alto Maydelle Sacul Jacksonville and Alto. Names include Annie Gardiner Valois Wilson Orland Haney Ber nice Williams Lester Williams Dee Ballard Cora Dement Bonnie Ross J B McMinn Pinkie Bailey Betty Sue Woodward Bobbie Richardson Jessie Traylor Weida Jinszell Amy Hobson C A Coats John Lloyd George Dowling Annie B Boone Marie Dickerson Hattie Benge Jessie Hasty Connie Lynn Humphrey Ronnie Glenn Humphrey John H Wil and others. The list shows patients admitted and discharged with varying combinations of names towns and relatives.
Readable fragments show a roster of individuals linked to towns such as Rusk Alto Maydelle Grapeland and Jacksonville. Names include Mrs Cora Dement Mrs Pinkie Bailey Cush ing John McPhail Mrs Jessie Traylor Sap Mrs Ernest Richardson and Son Myrtie Skinner Marie Dickerson Lester Williams and Mumphrey.
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