Homecoming At Bend Fourth Of July Celebration
Bend hosts a Fourth of July homecoming featuring Col Col Andrew Roy Cheek as guest speaker. Activities start 9:30 a.m. at Bend Schoolhouse with music, a basket lunch, and an afternoon program including classes, honors, and Cheek’s address. Cheek, born 1914 in Bend, served 30 years in the U.S. Army and earned the Distinguished Service Cross among other awards. he now farms in Stockdale with wife Jeanette Woods.
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Charley Shedon
Star
Alton Pape
Bend
CoLiGheek
Cherokee High School
John
Tarleton Agriculture College
Texas A&m
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Col. Cheek
North Africa
Italy
Presido
San Francisco
Calif
Stockdale
Jeanette Woods
R. L. Stoebler
Andrew R. Cheek Jr
Elizabeth
Fred Wallace
Bend Homecoming Association
Young
Highway 190 resurfacing approved in San Saba County
Texas Highway Commission approved construction on a 9.1 mile segment of U S Highway 190 from the McCulloch county line to Richland Springs. The project includes additional cure facing and surface shoulders at an estimated cost of $150 000.
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San Saba County
Texas Highway Commission
McCulloch County
Richland Springs
Mrs Mabel Hale Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Mrs Mabel Hale of Denver City, who had eye surgery at Scott and White Hospital on June 18, is back home after a visit with her sister Mrs Grace Timberlake before and after the procedure.
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Mabel Hale
Denver City
Scott & White Hospital
Grace Timberlake
San Saba drivers face higher auto insurance rates
San Saba county motorists would pay about $3 more for auto insurance if the State Board of Insurance changes rates, per Southwestern Thsurance Information Service. The new cost covers basic liability and collision options, with variations by deductible and territory. Despite increases, Texas would keep a mid ranking among states.
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San Seba County
State Board of Insurance
Southwestern Thusurance Information Service
Dallas
Ford
San Saba
Texas
AUS Stombbile Visuanes
County Agriculture Suffers From Lack of June Rainfall
County agent Billy F Kidd reports widespread drought across the county with grain sorghum peanuts and pastures suffering from moisture shortage. June rainfall in San Saba was only .05 inch aggravating dry conditions as fires rise and the six month total trails the 13.77 inch average. Farmers dusting peanut seeds fear poor germination awaiting moisture.
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Billy F. Kidd
Kidd
San Saba
L. C. Ward
Society Postpones June Meet in Sai Saba County
Sai Saba County Historical Society postpones the June membership meeting due to other activities. Mrs M W Trussell publicity chairman announces plans for the summer meeting to be discussed at a board meeting at 3 pan Wednesday at the Museum in Mill Pond. Members urged to plan to attend the July 13 meeting.
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Historical ‘Society
Sai Saba County Historical Society
Mre
M. W. Trussell
Pubilisity
Mill Pond
Trunsell
James Bogard Wins 4000 Moody Foundation Scholarship
Lampasas High School graduate James Bogard is named a Moody Foundation Scholar, earning a $4,000 award for scholastic achievement. He excelled in state UIL contests, placing third in Ready Writing at the state meet, with the award payable as $1,000 annually over four years.
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James Bogard
Tames Bogard
Lampasas High School
San Saba
Moody Foundation
New School
Moody
John FP. Boganh
Lampasas
Bogan
Texas State
Medicare Approval Reaches San Saba Hospital In Texas
San Saba Memorial Hospital gains certification for Medicare hospital insurance. By July 1 about 1 million seniors nationwide will be protected. 17 million with supplementary coverage receive doctor bill and service protection. Remodeling and staffing plans include new doors, air conditioning, and a vocational nurse school opening in September.
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San Sabi Memorial Hospital
San Saba County
Clarence L. Moshy
Mosby
Bilton Faught
RB. N
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Social Security Administration
Town observes holiday Monday with closures across town
San Saba County Chamber of Commerce announces a city wide holiday on Monday. Banks post office courthouse city hall and other offices will close, with business firms observing the Independence Day style holiday.
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Oill
San Saba
PT Nvation Tay
Byrd Named Biology Head at Burnet High School
Jim Frank Byrd, son of Mr and Mrs R L Byrd, has been named head of the Biology Department at Burnet High School for the coming school year. He earned a BA in Biology from Tarleton State College this spring and is a San Saba High School graduate.
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Harold Johanson
Alice
Cherokee Church of Christ
Tate
John Johansen
Jim Frank Byrd
R. L. Byrd
Burnet High School
Byrd
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
San Saba High School
July visits by 5S Representative Gus Oldham
Gus Oldham of the Temple Louis Security District Office公布 July巡访日程. 首次于7月7日周四凌晨3点在县法院进行, 7月21日同一时间与地点再访问. 需助于社会保障老年退休生存残疾保险福利的申请者可在巡访时获得帮助.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Oldham
Temple Loois Security District
Knight makes UT College of Pharmacy honor roll
Glenn E. Knight of San Salida is among 109 students named to The University of Texas College of Pharmacy spring semester honor roll. Dr. Lee F. Worrell released the list, Knight a San Salia High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Martin Crutsinger, known locally as Eddie.
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Glenn E. Knight
San Salida
University of Texas College of Pharmacy
Lee F. Worrell
College of Pharmacydes
San Salia High School
Knight
Eddie
Martin Crutsinger
City Fire Chief Warns Against Burning Trash in Summer
Fire Chief Don Woodruff, also City Fire Marshal, urges residents in city limits to avoid open trash fires during dry summer months due to fire risk. He says dispose of papers and trash in garbage cans or take to damp ground, not burn. Rural areas should burn only on cleared sites with water ready, as grass and pastures burn easily. Firefighters were called to several grass fires sparked by trash, burning acres near the Smilleh place and the Terry Cemetery area. Violators may be fined by City Hall. all residents should take precautions to prevent fires.
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Don Woodruff
Wes
Woodruff
Joe C. Smilleh
Terry
David Exlmond
Pecan Grove
Gaid
Boy Scouts Set Wednesday Meetings In Summer
Troop 55 will meet on Wednesday nights in July and August. Scoutmaster Bill Tidwell announces sessions at the Scout Hut from 4 30 to 7 30 p m each Wednesday with a short adjournment for prayer. The new meeting begins Wednesday July 6.
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San Saba
Bill Tidwell
Timte
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San Sabans
Pecan Pool
Mill Pond Park
John Baskin
Franky Hall
Renee Richardson
Clara Ray
All Mask
Delinda Stewart
Karen Alexander
Wayne Womack
Clyde Turner
Robert Ulrich
Jack Blosaman
Darrell Smith
Gary Don Sloan
Debra Alstod
SS Hospital
Medicare
BL. Trebter
FW. Foriey
Thes
R. C. Felts
Burnet Schools
Boy “Scouts
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