Wingate Community Notes on Obits Visits and Hospitalions
Wingate week of activity includes the death of J F Matthews with out of town mourners. Local families visit hospitals in Gatesville Bronte Colorado City and San Angelo while relatives in Midland Lubbock and Frankfurt Germany report news and family events. Debrah Ann Wheat born to A R Wheat and Joy Smith is noted.
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J. F. Matthews
Dennie Polk
Jim Polk
D. L
Tohoka
Russie Smith
L. C. Briley
Midland
Bill Polk
Stanton
Ben Williams
Eastland County
A. Dooley
Gatesville Hospital
Tracy Laughter
Hugh Dunn
Lubbock
M. T. Hensley
David Bryan
J. O Sanford
Municipal Hospital
Melva Rodgers
Daughters
San Antonio
Hardy Bryan
Bronte Hospital
W. W. Wheat
Debrah Ann
A. R. Wheat
Joy Smith
W. S. Smith
Winters
Henry Adcock
Cal
Lillie Harter
Punest
Lola Dean
Root Memorial Hospital
Colorado City
John Gannaway
Wingate
Wheat
Lorn Vincent
Vincent
Joyce Collinsworth
I. G. Hensley
Air Force
Frankfurt
Germany
E. C. Collinsworth
Pumphrey
Dunn
J. H. Bryan Hubert
W. W. Wheats
Dora Matthews
W. F. Matthews
Fulton
San Angelo
Fort Worth Livestock Market Delivers Strong Prices Despite Storms
Stormy weather disrupted market movement across the nation but Fort Worth buyers faced higher costs and stockmen enjoyed a robust market. Cattle and calves sold strongly with several classes reaching 25 to 50 cents higher, hogs remained at low levels with modest gains, and sheep and lambs showed steady to higher activity. A March 5 special stocker and feeder cattle sale is planned at the old Southwestern Exposition site to showcase winter stockers for northern and western buyers, marking the first such sale in the region since 1943.
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Gulf Coast
Canada
Fort Worth
Texas
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Speidel Family Weekend at Gerhart Home in Medicine Mound
In Medicine Mound Texas former Winters residents Mr and Mrs Ed Speidel and sons visited the Gerharts over the weekend. The piece notes the Medicine Mound area name from four nearby elevations called medicine mounds used by the Comanche as camp and ceremonial sites with medicinal herbs once found there. It mentions Texas first telegraph line arriving at Marshall February 14 1854 from Shreveport and later extending to Rusk Palestine Montgomery and Houston.
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Gerhart
Ed Speidel
Monahans
Winters
W. F. Gerhart
Medicine Mound
Texas
Medicine Mounds
Marshall
Shreveport
Sone
Rusk
Palestine Montgomery
Houston
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Ted Gould
Gladiola
Plymouth
OLEO
Decker
Ben Care