Goforth Re elected Zone 2 Director in Cherokee Soil District
Allen P. Goforth of Jacksonville won re election to the Cherokee County Soil and Water Conservation District Board, serving Zone 2. The vote occurred on the McPeak farm near Rusk with County Agent Johnnie McKay overseeing. A tour showed grassland conservation practices and new water distribution aims to prevent overgrazing and soil erosion.
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Cherokee County
A.L. Looney
Allen P. Goforth
Cherokee County Soil and Water Conservation District
A. W. Coker
Soil Conservation Service
Rusk
Texas Association of Soil and Water Conservation District
Houston
Ther
J. W. Chandler
Jacksonville
Andeonard
Bronze Star Awarded to Army Specialist Grimes Jr.
Army Specialist Four Fred die Le Grimes Jr. of Alto Texas received the Bronze Star Medal near Chu Lai Vietnam for meritorious service in operations against hostile forces. He joined the Army in May 1969 completed basic at Fort Bliss Texas and was last stationed at Fort Ord California.
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Freddie LE. Grimes Jr
Alto, Texas
Chu Lai
Vietnam
Grimes
Army
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Ft. Ord
California
Maness Family Reunion At Atoy Sun
The Maness family and friends gathered at the Maness Cabin for their annual reunion on Sunday. Attendees from Richardson included Mike and Joy Mallicote and Becky Mallicote, with many others from Dallas, Marshall, Waco, Pasedena, Kemah, Jacksonville, Rusk, Hearst, Garland, Sherman, Reklaw, and Atoy.
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Maness
Atoy Sun
Maness Cabin
Richardson
Mike Mallicote
Joy Mallicote
Joy
Joy Maness
Becky Mallicote
Frand
Nugent White
Dallas
Tuerson Smith
Marshall
Wyatt Maness
Obie Walker
Long
K, E, Maness
Waco
Levi Smallwood
Mike Smallwood
Pasadena
Gill Martin
Kemah
Curtis Maness
Paula
Brenda
Don Mark
Hearst
Pay Goodson
Bill McKanna
Jim
Delia
Cindy
Garland
Sharon Maness
Greg
Sherman
Victor Holmes, Jr
Deborah Joy
Cindy Thrash
Reklaw
Earl Maness
John Richards
Chesley Richards
Mark
Carol
Amy
Atoy
Wells Independent School District Bonds Draw Strong Interest
Underwood Neuhas Co Inc Houston based investment firm says Wells ISD unlimited tax school building bonds offer strong yield from six percent on May 15 1974 to 7.50 percent in 1999. Interest is exempt from federal taxes. The firm highlights area lumbering and agriculture driven economy and solid tax collection.
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Wells Independent School District
Underwood, Neuhas” & Co., Inc
Norman C. Pursley
Underwood, Neuhas & Co., Inc
Texas
Southwest
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LL. L. Wilcox
Michelle Akin
Neches River
Chronister Club
Citizens State, Bank
Kathy Max
Jewell Maness
Lucious Maness
Terry and
Tesa
Edwin Dickey
John Byron Maness
Gladys Goodson
R, Gregg
G, V, Vaughn
Jewell Lee Cotton
Lisa and
David
Roy Dotson
Lennie Sales
Clyde White
Dennis White
Marshall Norton
Rusk Motor Sales
Torino
Wells Bond
Maverick
Rusk Motor Sales ,Inc
Bank Americard
Acrilan
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