The Curse of the Werewolf at State Theatre
Oliver Reed stars in The Curse of the Werewolf a Hammer Film color thriller opening Friday. The 22 year old English actor gains fame after a rapid rise from nightlife bouncer to screen star and portrays a half man half wolf in this chilling Universal International release.
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State Theatre
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Universal Internation
Trapp
20Th Century-Fox
All America
Trapp Songsters
Michael Ripper
Universal-International
Savings Bonds as a Christmas Gift of Peace and Freedom
The piece extols Savings Bonds as a ideal Christmas gift linking them to peace, global aid, and national finance. It frames bonds as "Shares in America" and later "Shares in freedom" supporting economic stability, military policy, and global goodwill. It closes with a light note on holiday stockings and a mother’s joy.
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America
Cause and effect in personal creation of conditions
A reflection on how events stem from causes and how individuals shape their own outcomes. The text argues that effects cannot occur without prior causes and that recognizing this allows people to influence future circumstances.
Life is Like Christmas As Expectation Guides Outcomes
A reflective line compares life to Christmas, suggesting people often receive what they anticipate rather than what they desire. It emphasizes mindset shaping results and the value of tempered expectations.
Deep Texas Gas Well Reaches Record 16,680 Feet
A Texas gas well set a record by reaching 16,680 feet in depth. The discovery underscores Texas’ prolific drilling, with operators projecting significant output as drilling continues.
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Texas
Texas Drilling Boom Sees 470000 Holes in 94 Years
Over 94 years Texas has seen about 470000 oil wells drilled in search of crude. The long-running effort reflects extensive exploration activity across the state.
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Texas
Funeral held for Fritz Carl Ueckert 88 in Winters
Fritz Carl Ueckert aged 88 died Friday in Winters Municipal Hospital after a year of illness. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 3 30 p m at St John’s Lutheran Church in Winters with Rev Henry K Flathmann officiating. He had lived in the Dale area since 1905 and was a retired farmer. He was married to Ida Marie Pfeffer in Kinney on December 31 1902. she died last October 30. Burial followed in the Lutheran Cemetery under Spill Funeral Home direction.
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Carl Ueckert
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry K. Flathmann
Ueckert
Winters Municipal
Dale
Winters
Bellville
Ida Marie Pfeffer
Kinney
Runnels County
Lutheran
Spill Funeral Home
Obituary: Local man leaves family members listed
He is survived by three sons Norbert Ellis and Erwin all of Winters six grandchildren nine great grandchildren one sister Mrs Mary Westerman of Sealy and one brother Max of Bellville. Pallbearers were George Pruser Ernest Thormeyer August Stoecker W F Minzenmayer Bill Hoppe and Alfred Wessels.
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Norbert
Ellis
Erwin
Winters
Mary Westerman
Sealy
Max
Bellville
George Pruser
Ernest Thormeyer
August Stoecker
W. F. Minzenmayer
Bill Hoppe
Alfred Wessels
Deepest Texas well hits 23,340 feet in 1958
The record deepest Texas well reached 23,340 feet during 1958 drilling but ended as a dry hole.
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Texas
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A short funeral or sympathy note from C. C. Parrish wishes sympathy, love and comfort to the reader, extending wishes for divine support and friendship in a time of sorrow.
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