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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
8
Three masked men attacked Weisner at his Rowena store, bound and gagged him, and set fires to destroy the business. Weisner escaped after a struggle, noting a Dodge touring car seen nearby. about $25 cash missing. A prior March 13 attempt also targeted the Weisner & Pustka store.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer, eminent soprano, assisted by Miss Lucille Collette, will give a unique piano recital at Simmons College auditorium on March 31. Admission by card issued at no cost through G. W. Waldrop & Co. expected to be a standout feature of Abilene’s musical season.
Mrs Price Campbell of Abilene and her mother Mrs Wm Daniels of Austin returned home after a pleasant visit in the home of Dr and Mrs Maddox.
The Freshmen News Weekly reports Winters High aims to join top Texas schools by May. Victoria Dry returns after pneumonia, Zelma Dawson joins from Oklahoma, and C R Smith runs the study hall before class. Brother Clark speaks in chapel, Latin kept alive by Miss Fields.
Velma Griffis born April 12 1911 in Winters Texas moved to Abilene then returned in 1924 She entered high school mid term and was elected secretary of the Freshman class on February 24 1925 The new Fish shows poise amid taunts from older students despite being new to the school
A woman walks through the town and notices Pola Neagh’s picture on a bulletin board. She lifts her arms and jokes that her manager would see her as charming, speaking to the scene with a playful, reflective tone.
The Freshmen of '25 boast exceedingly that they are the greatest class in history. Every member does all in his power to do what is right and necessary.
In a physiology class Mr. Roberson addresses the students with a dramatic line about fixing their eyes on him to grasp the “hideous monster.” Joe V. interjects with a witty reply about a knot to keep the backbone from raveling.
Fragmentary cheer ends with a reverent chant praising fish and faculty, echoing a liturgical cadence and closing with amen.
Notice from D FE Sims & Sons Paint Rock Teas prohibits camping fishing and picnicking on the river until after May first. The rest of the text notes various local brief items including stone milk crocks from Coupland's Variety and a visit involving Rev Wehmeyer, Ben Miller and W W Oliver, plus a remark about President Coolidge’s whiskerless cabinet and the child labor amendment.
T B Ray joins Hardin Lumber to meet and serve friends and the public. A notice mentions a trust unprobeable at Whington and cautions about coin related matters. Water jugs offer cooling drinking water at the turn row. Coup land's Variety.
Will pasture 50 or 60 head of stock horses or males preferred. M. E. Harrell, 5 vailes S. W. of Winters, Phone 4022. Jim Ewing and family of Shep visited Winters Monday. Mrs. Shorty Modge visited Ballinger relatives Monday. Miss Fannie Foster guests of Mrs. Saiford Hodge this week. R. J. Reach attends to business in the city this week. Mr. Eaton in Winters Monday for Grubbs Produce. It's impossible for creedy people to be grattful.
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