Round Town Roundabout and medical woes
The piece mentions a roundabout round town and a troublesome ulcer cutting up the author this week. It notes a child named Rousta bout undergoing tonsil removal, highlighting parental nerves during such events.
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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
The piece mentions a roundabout round town and a troublesome ulcer cutting up the author this week. It notes a child named Rousta bout undergoing tonsil removal, highlighting parental nerves during such events.
Mrs Adelle Dennis Lockhart of 3000 Lovell Street Wichita Falls asks for information on men from Cherokee County who volunteered for the Civil War. She cites Robert Dennis a Tennessee native who moved to a farm near Rusk in 1859 and enlisted in 1862 at Jacksonville, later admitted to a CSA hospital in Shreveport in January 1865. His widow and two children remained nearby. she remarried later. Any factual leads would be welcomed.
Citizens of New Summerfield will decide next Saturday whether to incorporate their one year old municipality. County Judge J W Chandler ordered the election after a 62 signers petition. Polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the New Summerfield school with two judges and two clerks to oversee.
About 3,000 spectators attended the Grand Opening of the Cherokee County Airport between Rusk and Jacksonville. The $132,000 project was funded with $49,900 in federal funds and a final note payoff ahead of schedule. Sky divers from Deritter Louisiana and a crop spraying demonstration highlighted the event with 32 planes from across the state and representatives from Piper Beech and Cessna on hand.
A truck loaded with 399 bales of alfalfa toppled on an incline on Highway 4 Saturday morning. The crash occurred about a quarter mile east of Highway 69. Driver James Hugh Pierce of Rusk and passenger Arthur Bradley were not injured.
South Texas Producers Association invites Rusk area citizens and Cherokee County dairymen to a 2 to 5 p.m. open house on Wednesday June 24. Tour plant facilities and equipment will operate while ice cream and other dairy products are served. The 73 employee plant is the largest among six facilities and handles about 45000 gallons daily across 16 counties.
A county board met Monday and approved three orders. The state highway plan will upgrade 4.2 miles of Farm Road 1911 to Farm Road 1247 west of Forest and 4.5 miles of US 79 east of New Summerfield to Farm Road SS. An undivided road fund of 60 000 will be allocated among Precincts 1 2 3 and 4 totaling 15 900 14 400 16 800 and 12 200 respectively. Robert von Doenhaffen received 1 450 for obtaining 29 parcels of right of way for Highway 79 from Jacksonville to the Neehes River.
Rev. Jewel McClure began his fifth year as pastor of First Methodist Church. A large morning worship attendance honored him as the congregation praised support over four years and pledged ongoing efforts for another year. It marks the third time a pastor has served five years at the church with Johnnie McKay chairing the Official Board and Lloyd Pipes as vice chair attending a Houston church conference.
Gallatin residents gathered last Friday to hear a progress report on a proposed water system. The Steering Committee reported 33 members signed up with a June 3 deadline and noted service may be limited to current members. Carter D. McKenzie of Farmers Home Administration discussed financing. K Gordon Johnson & Company outlined design plans before the meeting adjourned.
Incumbent Allen Dotson was re-elected Sheriff of Cherokee County with 3,766 votes to Raymond Teague’s 3,187 in last Saturday’s primary runoff. Bertis L. Watson won Precinct 1 Commissioner with 1,333 votes against Reid Jones. Joe Pool and George Bush led in their respective Democratic and Republican races.
City financial advisor Bob Day outlined a budget approach with a potential water and sewer rate increase and a new ordinance. Council approved police chief appointment on a 4 to 1 vote, accepted a $10,000 hospital check, and discussed library lease terms. The meeting also covered peddling ordinance changes, emergency water contracts, parking-ticket strategy, Kennedy Street paving, and National Guard development.
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