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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
4
Mrs Lou Nalla was honored on her 82nd birthday with a dinner held Monday June 4. Attendees included her daughter Mrs Jewel and other family members.
Einge of Overton, a son N A Nalls recently of Dallas, and a son Mr. and Mrs George Nall, and a daughter Mr. and Mrs Ted Brown of San Saba, plus several grandchildren are listed among relatives.
Local page lists visitors and relatives in Richland Springs, including families from Lubbock Dallas Austin Brady and Abilene. Names noted are Missy Ella Louise Murr C C Balch Nancy Gibson Newt Garnery Dean Haden Gord and many others with extended family ties and recent travel to College Station and Dallas for work and school.
The Cherokee News reports the Hedens ex-student reunion will meet Saturday at the school auditorium. A feast will be served. Walker is president and Holbrook of Austin will be master of ceremonies. Numerous local residents and guests from Austin and Abilene are listed as attendees, with many visiting and hosting arrangements noted.
Residents and relatives visit in Berry Joiner home and with Haskell Brown and Will Me Daniel families. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Ed Millee of Ballinger and families from El Centro California, with several motley travel and visitation mentions across local households.
A portable traffic recorder will be tested on Central Texas highways to measure vehicle distances from lane markings rather than speed. Loaned from the Bureau of Public Roads and operated by federal and state staff, the device will travel daily through Bastop Travis Lee Williamson Gillespie and Mason counties on two lane roads. Data will guide future highway design, safety and economy decisions. Abe and Mrs Kenneth are vacationing in San Saba visiting relatives Dor Johnson and Pete Taff.
Lone Star Gas Company San Saba District employees were awarded for safe driving on Monday June 6. Recipients included A. A. Raesener nine years J. D. Cox W. W. Riggs four years L. J. Ward three years E. A. Rogers two years and Thomas H. Moore one year. They drove over 35,000 miles without accident in 1954 and over 135,000 miles total. Jerry Wheat safety engineer presented the awards at the San Saba office.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Moore and son of Ft. Worth spent the weekend with Mrs. A. E. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson. Pvt. Robert L. Tennison of Ft. Benjamin Harrison will visit his parents during a 10 day leave. He is a Howard Payne College graduate and an Army finance instructor who has served eight months.
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