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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
2
The piece weighs whether to build or buy a home amid rising costs and mortgage rates. It notes land values generally trend upward with population growth, warns against delaying plans, and discusses regional mortgage-rate variation and the impact of labor and materials costs on buyers.
Robert Bruce Thuesen 30 of Austin formerly of this area died at his home before December 28 his body found by friends from his hospital job. Funeral 10 a m Wednesday Spill Memorial Chapel Winters burial Wilmeth Cemetery born Sept 22 1942 Colorado Springs son of Fredna White Anson and relatives survive including sister Mrs Dennis Falk San Antonio. He studied for a Ph D at the University of Texas and belonged to the Unitarian Church. Funeral pallbearers were cousins.
Local page 2 roundup from Winters Texas highlights brief notices and community items. Services, meetings, and local happenings are briefly noted for residents.
Walt Disney Productions presents Napoleon and Samantha a family adventure starring Michael Douglas Will Geer Johnny Whitaker and Jodie Foster. Two kids trek to stay with a recluse friend rather than part with a circus lion. Filmed entirely in Malheur National Forest Oregon with a large supporting cast and the lion trained for the camera. Rated G showing Friday Saturday and Sunday nights at the State Theatre.
The Charlie Conlee family and Mrs C G Meeks acknowledge with grateful hearts the neighbors and friends who brought food and offered acts of kindness and sympathy after our loss. Your caring will be remembered.
Eric Golting a 52 year old attorney of Detroit and brother of John Golting of Winters died at his home Sunday. John Golting traveled to Detroit Monday for the funeral services held Wednesday.
A holiday gathering at the Lisso residence drew guests from Dublin Ballinger Abilene and surrounding areas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wayne Flores Tracior Jennings Karen Freddy Lisa Becky J D Payne Bill Lisso Henry Rose Rowena Mrs James Rose Della Lisso Mrs Fred Gerhart Elwood Wade Dana Roy Rice Charles Lana Rev Virgil James Allan Rich and families.
Holiday season visitors included Mr and Mrs Garland Crouch and Gwen of Springlake and Wesley Crouch of the U S Army. Also present were Mr and Mrs Marvin Miller of Lawn and Mrs Roxie Miller of Abilene.
Visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Elmo Mayhew during the holidays were their children Mr and Mrs Tommy Mayhew Sharon and Tony of Nacogdoches and the Rev and Mrs Mer riel Abbott Kenneth Mark Paula and Melinda of Slaton
Mrs Myrtle Green thanks friends for cards visits flowers food and prayers during hospital stay and after returning home acknowledging appreciation for support and care from community.
The menu lists daily options for the school week from Monday to Friday. Choices include hot dogs, combo sandwiches, fried chicken, enchiladas, chicken pie, and a teacher work day with no meal plan. Milk or chocolate milk provided each day.
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