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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
1
A garbled report mentions ERE LUNN GIBSON and others affected by a ballot decision on Lower Colorado River. It notes Janet, Silica, and Weldon Harrell. references to TAG AM and a Tuesday date in 1997. Mentions a pancake supper fundraiser and a community event with a queen and pageant details.
Hall highlights recount a jumble of names and events at a community gathering. Readers note scattered references to families, visitors, and local figures amid unclear phrases and partial dates.
A long list of names and households from Burnet and surrounding Texas towns are recorded as holiday visitors and social events. Neighbors like Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown, Mr and Mrs Mickey Barr, and many families from Temple, Llano, and Bandera are noted hosting guests, travels to Austin, and seasonal gatherings during Thanksgiving and the holiday season. The document also includes a formal hearing notice from the Texas Water Rights Commission set for February 7, 1967, about water rights and dam projects on the Colorado River system.
Mrs. L R Gentry wife of Rev LR Gentry of Kermit died Monday at Providence Memorial Hospital El Paso after a prolonged illness. The Rev and Mrs Carl Gentry of the Locker community are her parents. Services are pending. Get your Tie Bargains at Perry's Conaco Station.
Thanksgiving events and local notices from Brady and surrounding areas. Reports include visitors with the Taylor families, a death in Big Lake, burial at Mullin Cemetery, and community updates from Richland Springs to San Saba. Also mentions Jim Jamar’s death and local ranching notes with names and places.
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