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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1970
Page
6
The piece likens fishing to golf and hunting, stressing anglers' focus on lure brands, gear variety, and media coverage of tackle products. It highlights manufacturers, retailers, and readers drawn to lure names, with admiring notes on anglers’ inventiveness and shop culture.
Health column reviews experiments at Rockefeller University where rats learned to regulate gastric secretions urine output and blood flow. Baltimore researchers report humans can raise blood pressure and alter heart rhythm by methods not fully understood. Dr. Miller foresees future mind body control aiding illness, while urging awareness of lung function and exercise to ease chronic obstructive disease.
A Boston program at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital used 18 weeks of daily stationary cycling for ex-smokers with long histories. All kept diaries recording pedaling time and distance. most reported improved well being even if lung function did not improve for every patient. Dr. Harry Bass said the aim is to enhance fitness and endurance to extend life despite intercurrent disease. Patients with lung or heart disease should consult their doctor before such exercise.
Elm Creek Water Control District board plans a September tour of the Clyde multiple purpose dam and reservoir. W. M. Hays, the chairman, notes the Clyde project mirrors ideas from Winters and Ballinger and traces back to a four year old meeting that led to district formation. City and county officials and Runnels County leaders will be invited to join once plans are finalized.
Mr and Mrs Albert Wuistinger announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of daughter Mary Lou to Edward Coleman son of Mrs Janie Crawford. The couple plan a September 5 ceremony at St John’s Lutheran Church. Both attended Winters High School and work at Dry Manufacturing Division Wallace Murray Corp.
A bridal shower for Laura Schaffrina bride elect of Tom my Smith was held at Drasco Chapel First United Methodist Church Tuesday evening with many friends in attendance. The receiving line included the bride elect and her mother Mrs. Vera Nelson and other relatives. blue and white decor featured a white cloth table with a blue flower arrangement.
Larry Henrichs, completing his second year at Wartburg Theological Seminary, will preach at 10 40 a m Sunday at St John Lutheran Church. He will begin a year of internship next month at Bethlehem Lutheran in Muskegon Heights Michigan before returning to seminary in fall 1971. The public is invited.
Local classifieds advertise a sale of assorted odds and ends through The Enterprise Classified Columns. Neatly arranged listings invite buyers to browse household items, tools, and miscellaneous goods at bargain prices.
A group including Paul Gerhardt Nichols Eva Kelly Gattis Neely H O Abbott Roy Crawford Mildred Parramore and E L Marks appears in a local election context. The article notes their involvement or consideration for a civic or board position, highlighting community leadership roles and potential candidacy details.
Descendents of Noah and Clara Egger met at Clyde Spain home in Brownwood Saturday for a reunion. Mrs. W. J. Yates attended from Winters. The group toured Goldthwaite Park Sunday for a picnic with 30 Egger relatives including Henry Egger and his wife and daughter Mrs. Albert Reid of Goldthwaite.
The Winters En suggests that the simplest way to sell a “white elephant” item is to advertise it locally. The notice implies straightforward classifieds can connect sellers with buyers efficiently.
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