Polly Sue Herd and Joe Meyers Bride and Groom in May 29 Ceremony
Polly Sue Herd married Joe Edward Meyers in a May 29 ceremony at First Baptist Church. Rev. Harry Grantz officiated. Maid of honor Pamela Hord and best men Cory Grissom and Rick Egbert attended. The couple will reside in Winters after a trip to San Antonio.
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Polly Sue Herd
Joe Edward Meyers
Baptist Church
W. L. Herd
First Baptist Church
Harry Grantz
Albert Meyers
Pamela Kay Hord
Ring Bester
Cory Don Grissom
Rick Egbert
Dior
Fel- Iesesnin Hall
145 Cars Grain Out of Winters
J. C. Jarrell, agent for Abi lene Southern Railroad, reports that as of Tuesday this week 145 cars of wheat had been shipped by rail out of Winters. This surpasses last year’s 186 cars. About 19 more cars were being loaded this week to complete the year’s grain shipments. Much grain has also been trucked from Winters elevators this season.
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J. C. Jarrell
Abilene Southern Railroad
Winsters
Public Health Oversight Keeps Texas Water Safe and Sanitary
State Health Department Sanitary Engineering Division has since 1915 safeguarded water purity. Water supplies, including public systems and facilities, undergo inspection, certification, and health-rule reviews. About 450 systems approved. 12 000 to 18 000 samples monthly analyzed across 25 labs plus Austin lab for chemical tests.
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Texas State Department of Health
Sanitary Engineering Division
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Health Department
State Lab
Austin
State Department of Health Laboratories
Berry Rives Wedding at Lubbock Christian Church
Mary Elizabeth Berry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Berry of Lubbock wed Terry Hill Rives of Winters in a Lubbockview Christian Church ceremony. Rev. Bob Noble officiated as guests included out of town family from Winters and Abilene.
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Mary Elizabeth Berry
Terry H. Rives
Christian Church
Lubbock
G. C. Berry
Terry Hill Rives
Winters
Lubbockview Christian Church
C. T. Rives
Bob Noble
George Dawson
Roger Pendergrass
Bill Berry
Pat Berry
Texas Technological College
Delta Delta Delta Delta
Rives
Winters High School
Texas Tech
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
10Th Street
Kay Lynn Rives
George C. Hill
George R. Hill
W. L. Bean
Morris Robinson
Jay Davidson
Abilene
Texas Teachers to Receive Pay Hike and 180 Day Term
Beginning 1970 71 Texas public school teachers on the state minimum salary schedule will gain about 1050 annually with 180 instructional days and 10 additional service days. The changes, part of the 1969 minimum foundation program amendments, shift pay to a 10 month basis and raise early career salaries to 600 a month for 10 months.
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Texas
Carroll Tatum
Winters Schools
State Board of Education
Board of Trustees
County Creek Names Pop Up In Local Talk
In a discussion titled Home Town Talk readers map creeks across the county listing Bluff Elm Gap Mud Long Branch Mustang Grape Spur Rocky Pony Butternut Little Concho Fuzzy Rock Willow Indian Red Bank Mule Antelope Mesquite Bull Hollow Oak Dry Hollow Wagon Tire Fish Valley Quarry Eagle Branch Mustang Branch Big and Little Coyote. The note suggests obtaining the Soil Survey book with Soil Conservation Service help and jokes about summer reruns on TV.
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Mustang Creek
Dead Center
Bluff
Gap
Long Branch
Mustang
Rock Willow
Red Bank
Bull Hollow
Wagon Tire
Fish
Valley
Quarry
Eagle Branch
Social Security Rep Schedules July Visits in Winters
Don Minyard the San Angelo Social Security office field representative will visit Winters on Monday July 13 and Monday July 27. He will be at the Winters Chamber of Commerce from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for benefit claims information and other SSA business.
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Don Minyard
San Angelo
Right about America in tough times
In a statewide reflection the speaker argues Americans are mostly level headed and decent despite gloom. He notes citizens seek confidence in public officials with courage and imagination to solve 1970s problems, leading him to pursue the U S Senate seat. Paid for by Bentsen for agatha Com John Mobley Chrm.
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America
United States
Bentsen
Agatha Com
John Mobley
Chrm
Kahlden Transferred Within Runnels SCS to Dell City
Harvey Kahlden of the Runnels County Soil Conservation Service is transferred to Dell City effective June 28, announced by Ronald Rugh. Kahlden joined the Runnels SCS staff in 1965, earned merit certificates in 1968 and 1970, and holds a BS from Sam Houston State University 1961 and a master's in agricultural education 1967. He is a native of Weimar and contributed to the district's conservation efforts.
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Harvey Kahlden
Runnels County Soil Conservation Service
Dell City
Ronald Rugh
Kahlden
Runnels County
SCS
Weimar
Sam Houston State University
Runnels Soil and Water
Rugh
Visiting extended family in Austin Sunday
Mr and Mrs Newt Stoecker and Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and Martha visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Ronnie Schueler and Noell in Austin Sunday.
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Newt Stoecker
Frank Brown
Martha
Ronnie Schueler
Noell
Austin
Engaged Cathryn Phillips to Sgt. Lannie Green of Alaska
The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Phillips announce the engagement of Cathryn Mary Phillips to Sgt. Lannie L. Green. Cathryn, a Nenana High School 1970 graduate, will attend the University of Alaska in September. Green, a Winters native and 1966 McCollum High School graduate, will wed in July at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Nenana.
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Cathryn Mary Phillips
Lannie L. Green
Alaska
John A. Phillips
Nanana
Cathryn Mary
Sgt
Clear Air Force Base
Eddie E. Green
Winters
Miss Phillips
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Maine
Nenana High School
University of Alaska
Mr. Green
McCollum High School
San Antonio
San Antonio College
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Nenana
Gratitude for support after loss of husband and father
The King family thanks everyone for sympathy and help after their recent sorrow. They express appreciation for services, flowers, food, cards, visits, prayers, and nurses at North Runnels Hospital. Special thanks to Ted Meyer Dr. Rives Mrs. A. D. Smith Lilly Baldwin Bro. Grantz and Mrs. Joel Butts and Bro. J H Halford.
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North Runnels Hospital
Ted Meyer
Dr. Rives
A. D. Smith
Lilly Baldwin
Bro. Grantz
Joel Butts
Bro
J. H. Halford
W. W. King
Cleverness Proves Serviceable for Everything
A brief note asserts cleverness suffices for tasks across fields, claiming versatility and efficiency in handling diverse duties. It emphasizes practical problem solving and adaptability as key strengths in various roles.
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