Economic Upturn Driven by Auto Output and Housing Gains
The report credits the GM restart and auto sector catch-up with lifting industrial activity after a labor strike delayed the low point to November. Housing starts rose beyond one million units in January 1970 and surpassed two million by year-end, signaling broader consumer and business confidence amid inflation and credit tightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson's
Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
General Motors
Lazh
Iona
Tere
Winters Enterprise Pace 6 Friday May 7
A brief notice from Winters Texas for the week ending May 7 appears in The Winters Enterprise. The page identifies the Friday edition and forms part of the local community news layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Texas
Pace
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Cleaning Up horizontal and vertical clues include Scrubbing suds used for cleaning water mimic These saila swab decks Atop Lair Annoys Sign Those Ww chill Times of prosperity Adams th son Bib Auction Gudrun husband Greek Je t Hardens Hurried Latins Whole Abstract Beloved Girl s no Grooves Lamprey Cleaning liquid Breathe Entertainment Dawn goddess Do not contr Within comb form Musical direction Ages Cease T shaped cross ing Created Unclosed Clock parts Mixes Rowing tools Detain Greek letter Way to cook eyes Poker stake Brain passage Deprivation Venetian painter Musical drama Senior Father Soon
Local Scouts Attend Commerce Camporee at Hard's Creek Lake
Seven Winters Boy Scout members joined about 70 scouts from the Southern District Chisholm Trail Council for a Soil Conservation sponsored camporee at Hard's Creek Lake Friday evening through Saturday. Leaders and state agencies including Parks and Wildlife and Soil Conservation joined in. Attendees from Winters Santa Anna Clyde Eula and nearby communities plus Jess Sheets and Roy Winbourne represented the organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters’ Boy Scout Troop
Hard’s Creek Lake
Winters
Chisholm Trail
Jess Sheets
Abilene
Winters Texas passes ordinance banning sniffing toxic substances
An ordinance makes it unlawful within Winters city limits to sniff or possess for sniffing paint thinner glue gasoline lacquer thinner varnish or other toxic substances to get high or drunk. Violators face a misdemeanor fine from 1 to 200 dollars with penalties varied by section. The ordinance repeal and savings clauses establish emergency status and conflict rules with existing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Texas
City of
Runnels County
Gale Staff Named For Next School Year At Winters High
Winters High School’s student newspaper The Gale announced the 1971 72 staff last week with Cheryl Drake as editor Brenda Smith as assistant editor Laura Brown as feature editor Tawnya Smith Judy Hodnett Sherry Ivey Denise Williams as typists Linda Roberts Marilyn Mayfield as reporters Oscar Torres Pam Beck as sports reporters Brenda Blackerby Lea Mostad as copyreaders Becky Brown Donna Willis Carla Brown on special assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Winters
Cheryl Drake
Brenda Smith
Laura Brown
Tawnya Smith
Judy Hodnett
Sherry Ivey
Denise Williams
Linda Roberts
Marilyn Mayfield
Oscar Torres
Pam Beck
Brenda Blackerby
Lea Mostad
Becky Brown
Donna Willis
Carla Brown
Oriental Philosophers on What Was Given and Kept
A compact quotation notes that what I gave I still possess and what I spent vanished. what I kept became loss. The saying reflects on value, generosity, and the paradox of possession through time.
Immediate effect ordinance repealed and enacted May 3 1971
The document states an emergency for immediate preservation of order health safety and welfare making the ordinance effective upon publication. It records the mayor Wade W. White and city secretary Buford Baldwin attesting to the action dated May 3 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade W. White
Buford Baldwin
Den Dieters Club Meeting Monday
The Den Dieters Club met Monday evening at The Den with Carl Pendergrass as chairman. Present were Mesdames Bill Webb Paul Gerhardt Pearl Dunnam Boyd Bedford Bert Humble Bill Millorn Floyd Sims Carl Pendergrass W. R. Balkum W. M. Bunger W. J. Briley and Carla Jo. Read the Classified Ads.
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den Dieters Club
the den
Mays
Carl Pendergrass
Mesdames
Bill Webb
Paul Gerhardt
Pearl Dunnam
Boyd Bedford
Bert Humble
Bill Millorn
Floyd Sims
W. R. Balkum
W. M. Bunger
W. J. Briley
Carla Jo
Elver G Hilliard Former Winters Resident Dies in Amarillo
Elver Gene Hilliard aged 40, a former Winters resident, died of a heart attack in Amarillo. Funeral held at Spill Memorial Chapel with Pastor Bobby Bates officiating. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery. He was born in Runnels County in 1831 and later lived in Winters Hereford and Amarillo. Survived by his wife Corkie Kessee and several children and relatives. Pallbearers included Luther Doc Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elver Gene Hilliard
Winters
Amarillo
Spill Memorial Chapel
Bobby Bates
Main Street
Classified Ads Use Them to Buy Sell Trade
Local classified notices invite buyers and sellers to place ads for goods and services. Trade listings cover items from household goods to vehicles and real estate opportunities. Ads emphasize contact details and prices where provided.
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Fac
Guru
WTU
West Texas Utilities
Fi Company
Enon
Jacob
Commerce Bt Hard’s Creek
Deldrums
Lewis of
Drownwood
State Parks & Wildlife Department
Bob Rough
Brownswood
Soil Conservation Service
David Kelley
Brownwood
Bob Pearson
Coleman
WHS Gale
Higginbotham Hardware
Glen Weldon
James Beard
Lynn McFadden
Ricky Webb
Dennis McIntyre
Lewis Tomlinson
Jimmy Dukes
Jack Skidmore
Eastside
Church of Christ
Winters, Texas
Elver G. Hilliard
Hice
Wesley's Spraying Service
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