Death of Madora Ann Baldwin in Winters Texas
Madora Ann Baldwin died at home of her son Howard in Winters on Saturday morning January 14 1939 Religious services were held at the First Methodist Church in Winters with Rev C H Cole and Rev W T Hamer officiating Interment was in Winters Cemetery The obituary recounts her Alabama Tennessee origins Civil War era orphanhood marriage to I S Baldwin and a long westward move through Texas culminating in Winters She is survived by sons Howard Lonnie and H M Baldwin 26 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren
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Fadora Ann Baldwin
Howard Baldin
Winters
Methodist
C.H. Cole
First Methodist Church
W. T. Hamer
First Baptist Church
Tennessee
Sewell
Madora Ann
Southland
I. S. Baldwin
Aga
White County
Arkansas
Howard
Lonnie
H. M
Abilene
Far West
Corsicana
Erath County
Coke County
Bronte
Runnels County
Crews
Merantile
Balyr and
Inters
Letter from Dr. J D Sandefer Praises Local Editor
Dr J D Sandefer president of Hardin Simmons University writes Abilene Texas January 17 1939 congratulating Rev D M West on sixteen years of editorial and Christian leadership. He notes personal illness but sends best wishes and invites a visit.
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J D. Sandefer
Hardin- Simmons University
Abilene
Sandefer
Texas
D. M
J. D. Sandefer
Fine Bronte business club meets with plans for future
Bronte business men gathered at Ed Stevens cafe for a semi monthly meeting chaired by H C Whitt. A chicken dinner, soil and moisture talk by H E Smith, and reports from highways and agriculture committees highlighted the session as 22 names were considered for a husky young commercial organization and a three name slate to determine its final name.
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Bronte
Ed Stevens
H. C. Whitt
Robert Knierim
Husky Young Commercial Organization
H. E. Smith
L. T. Youngblood
Brontes
Agra
Colorado
Army Engineers
New Orleans
Washington
Washington Within the Next Few Days. Mr. Youngblood
Devout Christian Woman Remembered as Mother and Hero
Paragraphs praise a devout Christian woman described as a mother and mentor. The piece frames her as a beacon for communities to transform desolate areas into flourishing spaces, calling her a guiding influence in turning hardship into growth.
Sweetwater Congratulates Bronte and The Enterprise
Sweetwater joins Thanks to the Enterprise for 21 years in operation and 16 years under the present editor. George Barber and Sweetwater’s Board of City Development extend sincere congratulations, with a note that the message appears on page two due to mail delays.
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Sweetwater
Geo. D. Barr
Board of City Development of
Bronte
Enterprise
George Barber
Home Help Yourself Laundry Opens In Bronte
Mr. and Mrs. John Pairish purchase Bronze Help U Self Laundry and rename it Home Help Yourself Laundry. They install Maytag washers and a reliable hot water system in a new building behind The Enterprise, offering convenient service with ample parking for Bronte families.
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Mir
John _Pairish
Same
Pairish
Enterprise
Bronte
Winters State Bank President Praises Newspaper Ad Patronage
A January 12 1989 letter from John Q McAdams president of Winters State Bank and D M West Bronte Texas congratulates for increased advertising patronage and urges continued progress in the New Year. The friendly note highlights community spirit and mutual support through letters and good wishes.
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Jnc
Q. Adams
Winters State Bank
McAdams
Mr. McAdams
Winters
Texas
D. M. West
Bronte
West
John Q. McAdams
Grandmother Holder Recovers After Cast Removal
Grandmother Holder recovering after a fall left a broken thigh. She has been hospitalized in San Angelo since the accident. Ninety days after the injury the cast was removed and X rays show the fracture healed perfectly.
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Grandmother Holder
San Angelo
Pairish Couple Noted Local Residents
Enterprise Mr and Mrs Pairish are well known in the community both born and raised here. Mrs Pairish is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elza Baker of Marie.
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Hamor
Baldwin
Unle
Thad” Baldwin
Baldwing
Eruels
Bronteland
C. H. Wilking
Agriculture Committee
Home Laundry
J. M. Vosburg
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