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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1969
Page
8
Crews Homecoming set for Sunday August 10 features a 12:30 picnic lunch in the gym and a dedication ceremony for the erected historical marker. The event invites former Crews residents and current residents to attend plus a list of local visitors and gatherings surrounding the occasion.
The business volume of farmer cooperatives surpasses 17 billion dollars annually, signaling robust activity across farming alliances and cooperative ventures. Strong growth reflects expanded markets, membership, and services provided by these cooperatives to farmers nationwide.
A Texas Memorial Museum guide by Gerald G. Raun presents facts on rattlesnakes and bites. It notes western diamondback deaths outpace other snakes, Texas bears the highest bite toll, and annual snake deaths total around 40 nationally.
Members of the J S Neely family held a reunion at the Continental Denver Hotel in Denver Colorado from July 31 to August 1 Attending were Kath erine Mills Sidney Neely Gat is Neely Auburn Neely Benton Neely Lucille Prince Taylor Paul and Tommy Living in Denver were John Courvisier Don Suzanne and Sandy Also attending were Mary Neely Capps Snyder Okla and her daughter Sue Mullin Bob Hitt and three daughters from Abilene Others unable to attend included Carroll Neely of Cherokee Iowa
The Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the United Methodist Church with Mrs. John Schaffrina presiding. Devotional and program titled Looking Ahead, Heb. 10 19 25, were led by Mrs. Schaffrina. Rev. Glenn Bowman spoke on church and conference changes. Nan Wright offered the benediction with Saint Francis prayer.
Local brief items from Winters Texas include community updates and notices appearing on page seven of the Friday edition. Details are limited in the OCR fragment but reflect typical small town notices and happenings.
Harry T. Pitts Sr. 69, brother in law of Mrs. August Stoecker of Winters, died July 28 in Lutheran General Hospital San Antonio. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Born Sept 1 1900 in Hesperus Colo. Charter member of MacArthur Park Lutheran Church lived in San Antonio 44 years. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Ben Kriewald a son Harry T. Pitts Jr a brother Edward Pitts Reno Nev five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Frank Mitchell Sallie Gray August McWilliams Vada Babston E L Crockett Paul Gerhardt Nan Wright M L Dobbins Miss Frances Stricklin and Rev Glenn Bowman appear in a local community roster of residents and clergy with unspecified roles or actions.
Indy 500 style gathering aids Walt Disney Productions as crews film The Love Bug starring Herbie the VW. Cast includes Jones Hackett and Walsh emphasizes storyboard driven shooting to cut costs and fit schedule, with Buena Vista release and Technicolor production.
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