June 2 1908 City Council Discusses Full Agenda
City council holds a regular June meeting reviewing airport planning efforts under a Wichita Falls firm and seeking a federal grant or loan. Members discuss fireman training payments, Texas Pollution Control Board meetings, and hosting Pecan Valley Water and Sewage Association in August with regional officials from multiple towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saesine
Thie
Nerhiia
Texas A&m University
Ity
Reavis
Joe E B. Ward
Texas Pollution
Joe E. Ward
Wichita Falls
San Saba
Pecan
San Saba National Bank
Hall Highlights from San Saba and Brownwood Visit Events
June gatherings feature Hall family member Eina Gamblin visiting San Antonio with parents J C Gamblin and dining at Cactus Cafe then at Eventide Nursing Home. Various locals, including Myers, Smith, Roche, Walker, and House, travel to Brownwood area for outings, checkups, and livestock chores. several visits and social outings span Brownwood, San Saba, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eina Gamblin O
San Antonio
J. C. Gamblin
Cactus Cafe
San Seba
Connie Brown
Eventide Nursing Home
George Myers
Maynard Myers
Ollie Ann
Frances
Ft. Sill
Okla
William Dale Myers
Brown County
Bnd
Ais
Harmon
Elm Grove News June updates and social notices
The Elm Grove News reports a light weekend rainfall and ongoing peanut planting. Local reunions including the Chamberlain and Beakley gatherings are noted, with visits from Brownwood and Copperas Cove residents. A church revival is planned for August 7 led by Hugh Magee, and community meetings were rescheduled due to field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Chamberlain
Re Co
Chamberlain
Newell Chamberlaings
Bond Ranch
Charles Beakley
Beakley
Old Beakley Place
Milburn
J. W. Evans
Brownwood
Bernie Powell
Byars
David Evans
Deloing Harvey
Austin
Albart Henniger
Ervin Roberts
Algerita
Denver Mitchel
EB. K. Smith
Ruth Prince
Faye Swindale
Copperas Cove
Irene Rice
Brady
Jim Roquemore
J. P. Cummings
Doran Accepts World Health Organization Post in West Africa
Dr. H Gordon Doran Jr son of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Doran has accepted a World Health Organization appointment in Africa resigning from the New Mexico Department of Public Health. He will head a pilot project against smallpox and measles in Ghana with regional cooperation and international aid. His family will accompany him with housing provided in Accra and schooling for the children at Weish International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gordon Doran Jr
Harry Doran
World Health Organiztion
Africa
New Mexico
Ghana
Doran
Accra
Weish International Schools
Echo
Nigeria
Aren
Oliftan
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Alpha Lodge
Joe Ferrell
Roy Teague
Bert Allen
Gd. Murray, JR
San Saba Lodge No
ALF
Masonic Ial
Ross Stoker
W. M. Xy
W. Patterson, Jr
Ee Ee
G-Z-Ip
J. W. Stewart
Urquhart
Automotive
Bagley Chevrolet CO
Herman Harper
Harper's Welding Shop
U. S
Goldin Motors
Saute
M. C
Buster
Tripp
Richland Springs
Contact Mask Bros
B. M. Mask
M. C. Mask
Phong
the Singer Company
Inmere
Lometa
Texas
Gage Plumbing & Appliances
Barhee
Spratley
Goldthwaite
Tex
Bruce Terminix Company
Call San Saba Lumber CO
Isham
Ntfe
Thornton Plumbing
Live Oak
John
Rawleigh
Mills Co
Lampasag Co
C. WY. Thompson
City of
LVN
Eventide
Ragsdale
Burton Doran
Algerita Store
At & Central Texas Salvage Company
Nife
Roy Ragsdale
Lfe
Mercury
Hartley's
W. Commerce
Wesley Griffay
North High
Electrolux
A. Glove
W. F. & J. F. Barnes, Inc
Holland
Beauty & Knit Shop
Wallace Creek
Sporting Goods
Gan
Verry Hardin
Saba
Rock House Ore
W. Wallace
Sel Now
West & Faubion, Realtors PLC
Harvey
Reeves
Wast Commerce
West & Faubion
Realtors
Texic
Gristy TY
Jaick Coleman
Commerce
Dora Matiltsey
R. B. Bagley
W. Brown St
Charles Angberstein
West Commerce St
Perry Hardin Agency
P. O. Box
Dallas
THE
Rissen
Building
Lame Pases
Bill Wheeless
Lampasas
Lennox
A. I. Sutton, JR
Newa & Stars
Coleman Co
A. H. Thurman
Coleman
WDST
Faubion
Central Texas Salvage Co
Elzner
Spyder
San’Saba News & Star
DR. Smith
Lometa Commission Co
Ss Dab
Baal
Bukit
Ue Ely
Dahnsin
Elm Grove News
H. G. Doran
West Africa
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