11 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1969
Page
1
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Mrs. James T Bullard born Sarah Elizabeth Walker in 1878 died Wednesday at Meroll Nursing Home Winters at 3:14 am. Funeral Thursday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Glenn Gray officiating. Burial at Crow Democ rary agat in Winters. She lived in Runnels County since 1900s and left five sons, several daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Porter County tax official warns that most local taxes and fees including real estate and personal property taxes, gasoline taxes, and sales taxes are deductible for state returns while certain items like liquor, license fees, water service, hunting fees, and others are not. He notes retirees may miscalculate benefits, urging taxpayers to review deductions carefully.
Mrs Wasley Dean and Mrs Kathleen Shedd traveled to Austin for the governors committee bill reading on school affairs. Kirkland moved into Wingate after purchasing the WooT Finider home. A wide list of relatives and visitors from Dallas Abilene Midland and San Angelo gathered at families’ homes and attended funerals and family events.
Mrs Vesta Michale Nichols died at Levelland last Wednesday after a month long illness. Funeral services were held at Price Chapel Levelland and burial followed in Northview Cemetery Winters with Glenn Gray officiating. Born January 5 1909 in Collin County she had lived with her sister in Levelland and previously in Abilene and Wittman areas. Survivors include three sons and several siblings with ties to Oklahoma Arizona and Texas.
An Texas Angler Glen Hayden recalls using seventeen pound test line to land a large ling during a Texoma contest winning over two thousand dollars. He notes the risk of light tackle and argues for heavier line to safely land big cobra ling off Florida and Texas Mexico waters.
Mrs. F Cardenas 52 died at Winters Hospital on April 2 after an illness of ten days. Funeral at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Patrick Ryan officiating, burial in Wingate Cemetery. Survived by husband Flavie Cardeans and nine children. Funeral notices and family thanks follow with various names.
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