Kothmann Runs for Congress in 21st District
State Senator Glenn H. Kothmann announces candidacy for the 21st Congressional District seat held by O C Fisher of San Angelo who will not seek reelection. Kothmann, a San Antonio agriculture businessman with Texas Army National Guard service, cites inflation ethics and the energy crisis as key national issues and plans extensive campaigning in the district.
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Glenn H. Kothmann
Congress
0. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Bexar County
Texas
Koathmann
State Senate
Kothmann
Senate
Texas House
San Antonio
Rothmann
Texas A & M University
Army’s Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Texas National Guard
West Texas
Washington
Merrill Nursing Home News Christmas Party and Updates
Cheer buckets for each resident were prepared by the Church of Christ for the Christmas party Thursday night. The Rev. Bob Sanders led Bible study, Margarite Ma played piano, Mrs. F. R. Anderson led singing, and Steve Gilmore organized the Sunday song service. Mrs. Oscar Childers died Sunday night. On Friday staff and guests were entertained by administrators Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Merrill and Mrs. L. L. Merrill, with a ham and turkey dinner and gifts exchanged.
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Church of Christ
Bob Sanders
Margarite Mathis
F. R. Anderson
Steve Gilmore
Oscar Childers
Johnny Merrill
L. L. Merrill
Runnels S&WCD Reports Land and Erosion Controls Implemented
The report lists conservation actions on 2,510 acres with cropping systems across 25,038 acres, crop residue management on 21,888 acres, and contour farming on 18,118 acres. It notes 12 acres of grassed waterways, 56,175 feet of level terraces, and 210,343 feet of parallel terraces built for erosion control and moisture conservation. Also mentions laundry care advice for cotton garments.
Wingate Yearend Notes From Wingate Texas
Wingate reports illness limited news with condolences for Oscar Childres who died Sunday night and burial at Wingate Cemetery.Lisa Rogers visited grandparents Mr and Mrs David Bryan for a weekend. Mrs Kirkland stayed in Abilene Friday night with Dean Holder. Tom Holder remains hospitalized in Hendrick Hospital Abilene. Church groups shared meals at Raymond Lindsey home and at the Baptist Church Christmas dinner. Mrs Lola Dean transferred to Colorado City after hip injury. A Evans plans Christmas return to California. Visitors to Mrs Wheat’s include several neighbors and relatives.
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Wingate
Oscar Childres
Wingate Cemetery
Lisa Rogers
David Bryan
Kirkland
Abilene
Dean Holder
Tom Holder
Hendrick Hospital
Lola Dean
Colorado City
A. Evans
California
Wheat
Leonard Phillips
Veda Talley
Ruby Phillips
Rudy
David and
Hubert Bryan
Leila Harter
Lonnie Hancock
Bagwell
Kinard
Gun Safety Reminder About Barrel Obstructions
Always clear barrel before loading or when muzzle touches ground. Foreign matter in the barrel causes most gun blows up incidents.
Emaleta Cole Weds D A Tinney in San Angelo
Emaleta Cole became the bride of D A Tinney in San Angelo on December 13. She is the daughter of Douglas and Mrs Cole of Winters, and he is the son of Dora Tinney of Big Lake. She is a Winters High School graduate and West Texas State University alumna, formerly employed by Continental Fidelity Insurance in San Angelo. They will reside at 1300 Cottonflat Road, Midland.
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Emaleta Cole
D. A. Tinney
San Angelo
Douglas Cole
Winters
Dora Tinney
Big Lake
Bride
Winters High School
West Texas State University
Continental Fidelity Insurance
Cottonflat Road
Midland
Nelson W. Wolff Seeks 21st Congressional District Seat
Nelson W. Wolff, Texas Senate member and San Antonio native, announces candidacy for the U S Congress in the 21st District. He helped found Alamo Enterprises Building Supplies with his family, runs five stores, ranches Simmental stock, and has served on Education, State Affairs and Finance in the Senate and on Appropriations, Insurance and Oil and Gas in the House. The incumbent, O C Fisher of San Angelo, is not seeking reelection for health reasons.
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Nelson W. Wolff
Texas Senate
San Antonio
United States Congress
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Sen
Wolff
St. Mary’s University At
Alamo Enterprises Building Supplies, Inc
McAllen
House of Representatives
Town leaders push 55 mph limit issue to Legislature
Home Town Talk notes council members plan a special session Tuesday to settle the question of a 55 mile per hour speed limit. The piece argues the proper forum is the Legislature and laments other matters left to agency bureaucrats rather than closer legislative scrutiny.
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Feds
Private Wesley Crouch Returns to Germany Station
Private First Class Wesley H. Crouch has arrived back in Germany where he is stationed with the U S Army. He visited Mr and Mrs Buddy Miller and son Mrs Nettie Hamilton and Ollie and Gladys Miller. Crouch is the son of Mr and Mrs Garland H Crouch of Muleshoe formerly of Winters.
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Wesley H. Crouch
Germany
U. S. Army
Buddy Miller
Nettie Hamilton
Ollie
Gladys Miller
Crouch
Garland H. Crouch
Muleshoe
Winters
Machines seem able to produce every essential except customers
A concise observation notes that automation reliably handles core tasks yet struggles to attract or retain buyers, implying a gap between production capability and market demand. The statement highlights a strategic challenge for businesses relying on machines to drive growth without adequate customer engagement.
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Merrill Nursing’ Home News
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