Charles Chrane Receives Regional Award
Charles Chrane, a Sain Saha Hieh School math teacher, has earned a regional award from the Texas Interscholastic League. A $300 award check was sent by the Actuaries Club of the Southwest.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
12
Charles Chrane, a Sain Saha Hieh School math teacher, has earned a regional award from the Texas Interscholastic League. A $300 award check was sent by the Actuaries Club of the Southwest.
The message commends ongoing enthusiasm and effort in promoting mathematics among students. It highlights the need for young people pursuing careers in math and recognizes the value of encouragement provided to these students.
Recent visitors in Plainview included Mr and Mrs Robert Ler Daniel and Lisa Daniel from Temple and others to attend the wedding of Larry Daniel and Anita Edmondson. Sylvia Kaye and Sandra Faye Daniel joined the Robert Lee Daniels for a two week Plainview visit and plan further calls in Manahans before returning home.
San Saba County 4-H members Debra Oswald Sharon Terry Doris Fry and Sally Jones attended the Texas A M University Roundup on June 7 and 8 along with 400 4-H youth from across the state. The group earned individual ribbons in Landscape Plant Identification and qualified via a District Contest for the State event as total attendance neared 2000 with local leaders and agents present. Kathryn Nowlin of Georgetown left June 14 after visiting cousin Sue Bettie Davenport.
Major Philip H Holmes, a 11 year Army veteran and helicopter pilot, was killed on a combat mission in Vietnam near Phu Tau 20 miles north of Saigon. He served as executive officer of Company A, First Aviation Battalion, First Infantry Division, based at Phu Tau. Survived by his parents, his wife and three children. He attended the University of Texas and LSU before entering the Army.
Walter W May dies after long illness and services led by Howell Piran Funeral Home. Survivors include Cherokee relatives and daughters Mrs Dion Vatlin, Mrs D A Rutherford, Mrs Rob Barton, sisters Mrs Mathew Hea, Mrs Gea Walker, and Myr Withie Wallsmith. Funeral attended by grandsons as pallbearers.
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