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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
5
A fragment mentions an employee of the exterminator Billy Wilgot who arrived in Seaponse then Robert Pat sister of Ma Pilee Tapioe and J C Montgomery did not regain consciousness for hours after reaching Parkland Hospital. A Want Ad is suggested for results.
Sanderson and Cristina Zapata lead a list of eighth grade students named on the promotion roster. The school announces honors for multiple grades including straight A recipients Barbara Amthor Edward Shapiro Christine Pool Kathy Shahan Deborah Sterner Patricia Amthor and Ava Ann Jones. The ceremony occurred May 24 at 2:30 p.m. under Principal Lane.
Editor J A Wonders on his Johnson grass farm ponders the fate of marginal farmers and economically incompetent cities. He argues the nation has too many farms and cities, questions letting cities fail, and notes the old problem of paying bills while considering Viet Nam and urban futures. Paper fasteners with 1 inch prongs advertised.
The U S Senate approved a voter registration bill 77 to 19, with three southern allies. The measure expands federal authority, suspends literacy tests, and includes new rules affecting nonwhite voting age populations. Critics say it targets the Negro vote and undermines states rights, especially Texas.
Mrs. Ella Gage 92 died May 31 in January Care Home Evant after 10 months there. Born Jan 4 1878 in Bastrop County she married William Henry Gage in 1893 in San Saba County. Survived by four sons five daughters two foster daughters two sisters 21 grandchildren 43 great grandchildren. Funeral June 1 High Valley Baptist Church with burial in High Valley Cemetery.
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