Baylor University guests attend San Saba breakfast
Dr and Mrs L W Courtney of Baylor were breakfast guests of Mr and Mrs W F Lackey near San Saba Friday. Dr Courtney delivered the Richland Springs high school commencement address Thursday night. Miss Lonnie Lackey joined them. Rev and Mrs W A Daniel of Belton visited their Bowser family roots before returning home Tuesday. Louise Taylor returns home for summer after teaching in Johnson City with a raise. Joseph Cowan of Texas Christian University summers in San Saba aiding the Star. Misses Mae Lily Kirschvink Pauline Kirschvink and Jasper Alexander of Lampasas visited Frances Brazil for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Courtney
Baylor University
W. F. Lackey
San Saba
Dr. Courtney
Richland Springs High School
Lonnie Lackey
Louise Taylor
Louise
Johnson City
San Marcos
Joseph Cowan
Texas Christian University
the Star
Mae
Pauline Kirschvink
Jasper Alexander
Lampasas
Fort Worth Woman and Guests Suffer Health Scares
John T. Baker of Fort Worth suffered a heart attack while visiting at Sloan ranch last Saturday and moved to his sister’s home in San Saba for care, with reports Tuesday that he is improving. Mrs Leighs Burleson also had a heart attack last Saturday and is improving, with family from Waco arriving to be with her. Additional notes mention Miss Frances Brazil’s baccalaureate attendance and Rev E C Brazil and family in Fort Worth, plus visits by W E Martin and others to San Antonio and San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Baker
Fort Worth
Sloan Ranch
J. M. Kuyknedall
San Saba
Leighs Burleson
Worth Price
R. S. Miller
Jack
Waco
Mahala Taylor
Will Robertson
B. Smith
Robertson Ranch
Frances
Brazil
The
Baptist Church
E. C. Brazil
Baptist Seminary At
Social visits and visits by home demonstration staff in San Saba
Mrs J C Brazil and daughters Armour and Patsy of Carrizo Springs visited Mrs M Brazil and Miss Frances in San Saba. Miss Kate Adelle Hill district home demonstration agent spent time with Miss Lorena Dry. Mrs Bernice Clayton extension home improvement specialist toured with Miss Dry. Mrs J S Ryan and sons and Mrs John Potter of Ballinger visited H W Bolton family. Mrs Kirk Baxter had appendicitis surgery in Abilene. Mrs North Millican, Helen North and Sara Sloan Woods from Midland are staying with county clerk A Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brazil
Armour and
Patsy
Carrizo Springs
M. Brazil
Frances
San Saba
Kate Adelle Hill
Lorena Dry
Bernice Clayton
Miss Dry
J. S. Ryan and Sons
John Potter
Ballinger
H. W. Bolton
North Millican
Helen North
Sara Sloan Woods
Midland
A. Woods
Battery service at See Ragsdale's Garage
A brief notice notes a one day battery service event at See Ragsdale's Garage. No additional details on date, pricing, or services are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragsdale’s
Probate Notice and Tax Board Session in San Saba
In San Saba County Texas Clarence Goseh administrator of the Alice Lewis estate asks all interested to file objections to the final account by August Term 1932. Arch Woods Clerk cites a twenty day publication and a court hearing date August 22 1932. Also notice to taxpayers that the Board of Equalization will meet June 14 1932 to tous on tax renditions per Commissioners Court instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Saba
Clarence Goseh
Alice Lewis
Arch Woods
San Saba County
Commissioners’ Court
Board of Equalization
Law Mandates Budgets for Texas Cities and Counties
Fort Worth Star-Telegram outlines a sweeping budget law requiring all city, county, and school district governments in Texas to prepare itemized budgets after August 15, hold public hearings open to taxpayers, and file certified budgets with the State Comptroller. The law, passed by the Forty-second Legislature and signed by Governor Sterling, imposes penalties of 100 to 1000 dollars and possible imprisonment for violations. It designates the county judge as budget officer for commissioners courts, mandates public hearings, and extends similar duties to city and school districts with governors and superintendents as budget officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron C
Utecht
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Texas
Sterling
Board of Control
Commissioners Court
Commissioners Courts
Political Announcements For July 1982 San Saba candidates
A list of candidates authorized to announce for the Democratic Primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1982 in San Saba County. Names include F Raymond Gray, Jas H Baker, Lamar Thaxton, Eddie Williams, R E Gray, A Woods, George Hopkins, R L Johnson, Carlos Ashley, D Newell Graves, Wade Doran, Ed Rainey, Jim Hillin, C A Harkey, Hattie Carter, W T Terry, C B Sturdivant, A E Moore, Tom Cummings, Bill Darley, G H Behrens, Hilla Walker, J L Murray, Hugh Miller, E L Funderburk, Dennis Dean, J D Cavness, J B Harrell, Ernest M Scott, Ed Keeney, Jim Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
F. Raymond Gray
San Saba County
Jas. H. Baker
Lamar Thaxton
Mason County
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Daniel
Belton
Bowser
Daniel
R. M. Hanna
Txeas
Stevenson
Alabama
Guy Martin
Dickey Owen
Jack Linn
San Antonio
Sadie Nix
Voca
Elouise Thornton
Kirk Baxter
Abilene
Sinclair Minstrels
NBC
Sinclair
Sinclair Regular
Sinclair Opeline Motor Oil
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
C. R. Wilson
Sloan Sisters
Porter Pearcy
W. H. Taylor
J. H. Burke
J. T. Sellman
J. M. Carter
South Side
Brownwood
J. HE
McDonald
D. Brownwood
Legals
Business Directory
San Saba Granite Works
J. E. Hagan Insurance and Loans
San Saba, Texas
J. L. Dailey
Murray Building
West Side Public Square
C .M. Oliver
Clark Building
Richland Springs
Frank Hays
Hotel San Saba
A. J. Osborn
Dallas
Eddie Williams
R. E. Gray
George Hopkins
R. L. Johnson
Carlos
Ashley
D. Newell Graves
W. H. Doran J. E
Rainey J. T
Jim) Hillin
C. A. Harkey
Hattie Carter
W. T. Terry
C. B. Sturdivant
the Watkins Man
A. E. Moore
T. J
Tom
W. H
Bill
Darley G. H. Behrens
Hilla D. Walker
J. L. Murray Hugh Miller
E. L. Funderburk
Dennis Dean
J. D. Cavness
J. B. Harrell
Ernest M. Scott
E. D. Keeney
J. M
Jim) Gibson
City National Bank
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