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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

5

Daytime Youth Training Draw 109 Participants Countywide

The county runs morning Physical Fitness and Weight Training programs drawing 109 youths ages eight to nineteen. Coach Buddy Priest leads sessions for fitness and tennis, with 68 in the boys program existing since June 1 at the school gym. Coaches Holmstroma and Priest outline tests, calisthenics, rope climbing, sprints, and progressive skill development for young competitors.

Buddy Priest Priest David Holmstroma China Holmatrom Ronnie Jennings Lupe Cisneroz Raymond Moreno Jack Blossman Dick Davenport Mark Burchard Glynis Shaw David Shahan Jay Taf Jackie Stikhan Simmy Walker Roy Lee French David Ward Sam Murray Billy

Former Resident Fatally Injured in Pickup Crash

Roy Calderon, 23, a Weatherford bricklayer formerly of San Saba, died from injuries after his 1963 Ford pickup ran off U S 80 seven and a half miles east of Weatherford and struck trees. He died at Campbell Memorial Hospital after arriving there shortly after 10 p.m. Friday May 29. Calderon is survived by his widow Aurelia, four sisters, four brothers, his parents, and his maternal grandmother of Austin. Rosary Sunday at Cotton-Bratton Funeral Chapel. funeral Monday at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church officiated by Rev. James Mullin. Relatives from San Saba attended the services.

Roy Calderon Spring Weatherford San Saba Milton Brown U. S. 80 Calderon Campbell Memorial Hospital Texas Aurelia Alexander Ricardo Josephine Caroline Etella Beatrice Claude Calderon Gaspar Olveda Austin Rosary Cotton-Bratton Funeral Chapel St. Stephen's Catholic Church James Mullin Emilio Calderon S#papa Garza Jeansita Gomes Celia Reyes Consuelo Blanco

Reverend Douglas to Dedicate Pulpit in Honor of Robert Aloan

The Rev. Willam 8. Douglas, vicar of St Tauke's Episcopal Church, announces a pulpit dedication on Sunday, June 7, in memory of Robert B. C. Aloan. The service will mark the dedication of a new pulpit honoring the late figure.

Willam Douglas St ‘Tauke's Episcopal Church Robert B. C. Aloan

Fragments Hint At Local Notice On June Event

The readable text mentions a June date and a local name Otto Ay Harkey. It hints at an auxiliary or sealer joint action and a meeting or event planned for a Friday in June. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.

Aux Lary Otto Ay Harkey

Behrns Ex-Students Plan 20th Homecoming at Cherokee

The 20th annual Homecoming of the F M Behrns ex-students will be held at Cherokee High School on Saturday June 6. Allen Walker president of the association announced ex-students should bring relics and photos from Behrns College established in 1889. A program and lunch will be served at a modest price, with last year drawing about 30 ex-students and several visitors.

F. M. Behrns Cherokee High School Allen Walker Behrns College Cherokee Walker

Fishing Party Marred By Death

A Mexia group fishing near Har keyville on the San Saba river saw Mrs W H Hodges 67 die of a noted natural cause heart attack after returning from squirrel hunting. Judge Haskell J Brown and a physician attended. Hodges was born Hallie Ann McKnight November 30 1896 and burial was planned for Mexia City Cemetery.

Mexia W. H. Hodges Haskell J. Brown Brown Hallie Ann’ McKnight Jim McKnight Lizzie? Finch McKnight Mexia City

4-H Wool and Mohair Winners Crown State Teams

Sangaba County 4-H Wool and Mohair teams swept the state contest in San Angelo. The Senior team of Billy Johnson Dick Miller Joe Miller and Tom McDowell scored 1969 points to win, with Kimble County second and Kerr third. Billy Johnson earned 682 points. The Junior team of Phil Leibetter David Blossman Mike Gage and Jerry Kidd totaled 1907, edging Randera County by two points, with Phil Letbetter at 664 points for second high and David Blossman third. The Senior team also qualified to represent Texas at the national wool contest on June 11.

Sangaba County San Angelo Billy Johnson Dick Miller Joe Miller Tom McDowell Kimble County Kerr County Sutton Menard Sth Phil Leibetter David Blossman Mike Gage Jerry Kidd Randera County Phil Letbetter Gordon Hall Dwight Harkey Nancy Kidd San Saba Jimmy Shook Mike Edmondson Jerry Oliver Steve Leibetter Marion Inman Texas

Everett Family Attends Abi lene Christian College Exercises

Mr and Mrs AS Everett visited Houston with Mrs Lewisé Aubrey and children and his nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Gordon Spee Mr and Mrs Forest F Dickiton for graduation exercises of their daughter Fototene at Abi lene Christian College on May 25. They were accompanied by Herb Magnetta of Brownsville, Pent.

Everett Houston Lewisé Aubrey Gordon Spee Forest Dickiton Fototene Herb "Magnetta Brownsville

Museum Receives First Antique At Historical Meeting

The San Saba County Museum Room welcomed its first antique item, a school bell from the old sandstone building. Mrs. Mra. Trussell said the bell may date to 1911, pending authentication. A donor list and new Historical Society members were reported, with a board meeting set for June 1 at 4 p.m.

San Saba Mra M. W. Trussell Leon Lane Houston Chadwick Trussell Lambert FR. Tisdal W. C.white Minea QO. B. Harkey Otto Harkey Q J. Harkey Gene Nored Nell Sloan M. E. Millican M. W. Terry Helen Heatherly the Historical Society Mra. Trussell

Voters set to decide three run-offs in San Saba County

San Saba County voters will cast ballots Saturday June 6 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 19 polling places to determine outcomes in three run-off races. Sheriff and Tax Assessor- Collector is headliner with Barker and Beakley. Public Weigher also on the ballot with McKee and Johnson leading. U.S. Representative runoff pits Joe Pool of Dallas County against Robert W. Baker of Harris County. Absentee requests show rising interest. results expected Saturday night in the county clerk’s office.

San Saba County Roy Ragsdale Democratic Polly Ragsdale Sloan San Saba Ley Barker Chas. R. Beakley Barker Beakley Mack Tyler Nolan McKee Jack Johnson McKee Johnson Joe Pool Dallas County Robert W. Baker Harris County United States Ddukhty Pool Baker Looney Clovis Letetter Reterk

Army Convoys Return from Desert Strike

Policeman Mack Tyler urged motorists to stop for Army convoys passing through the city. Convoys of about 25 vehicles travel in groups with 2 to 5 minute gaps, and traffic lights may shift to caution. The routine runs from Friday through July 10 with occasional days off, as convoys continue daily except two or three days in July.

Tyler Miotorinta

San Saba Scouts Brace Camp Billy Gibbons Start

San Saba Troop 65 and about 250 scouts plus adult leaders prepare to attend Camp Billy Gibbons near San Saba. Session runs Sunday through June 13 with Comanche Trail Council staff guiding Scoutcraft aquatics and field sports.

San Saba Billy Gibbons Comanche Trail Council Boy Scouts of Amenca Bil Tidwell Adsultant Scoltmaster Comanche Trail Council National Boy Scouts of America John H. Pound Roland McFarland Council Chris Luna Killeen Mike Andrewa Stephenville George Bolt Gorman Don Walshe Brownwood Don Riley Lampasas Gene Curry Austin Jimmy. Norris Jody & Wood Lord Moseley Eastland Skip” Anderson Breckenridge Harry. Downey Boy Scout Brown, Comanche Kaatland Erath Mills Stephena Billy Gibbonis Scout’ Council Tom Murray Edward Shapiro Gary Briggs Dave Davenport Mike Dawson Glennon Mays Mark Amthor Jerry Kidd Ernie Clark Kinney Hinyard Billy Lynn Jimmy Farley David Blossman Johnny Byrd Weldon Nesbitt Briggs Byrd

Kerrville Hire for Lometa Teacher Waggs Ward Chooses Kerrville

Barrie L Ward a Lometa High School vocational agriculture teacher since January 1963 and a San Saba native has accepted a new position in Kerrville. His Lometa resignation becomes effective July 4 after which he will head the vocations program.

Barrie L. Ward San Saba Lometa High Texas’ A&m” University

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