Funeral Rites For H. G. Goetz In Rowena Saturday
Funeral services for Henry Gerd Goetz 69 of Rowena were held at the United Church of Christ with Rev. Thomas Brewster officiating. Burial followed in Rowena Protestant Cemetery. Goetz, a WWI veteran and longtime contractor, died at Veterans Hospital in Temple after six months illness. He is survived by his wife Emma Stoecker and six grandchildren among others.
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United Church of Christ
Rowena
Henry Gerd Goetz
Goetz
Veterans Hospital
Temple
Thomas Brewster
San Angelo
W. F. Minzenmayer
Winters
Copeland
Emma Stoecker
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Odhs Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Cmsgt
Elton F. Goetz
Waco
Mirand H. Goetz
San Antonio
Emmalene Watson
Adena
Turkey
Darlene Morgan
Alexandria
William Goetz
Ballinger
Dick Goetz
Miles
Minnie
Winters Home Demonstration Club Met September 5
Winters HD Club met at the clubhouse on September 5 with Mrs. J. D. Vinson presiding. Mrs. Bill Proctor led the club creed and prayer, Mrs. V. O. Cooper read the secretary’s report and called roll, Miss Decker reported on rally night, and the treasurer’s report preceded a program titled Nutritional Deficiencies. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Whitmeier to Mesdames Osbourne, Edwards, Chapmon, Proctor, Spill, Cole, and Miss Louise Decker, Home Demonstration Agent.
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Bill Proctor
V. O. Cooper
Miss Decker
Whitmeier
Cooper
Ralph Osborne
Jim Edwards
Earl Chapmond
A. B. Spill
Emma Cole
Louise Decker
Mayhew to Instruct Piano at Stephen F. Austin College
Tommy Mayhew has visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Mayhew for two weeks and will leave Saturday to take up duties as piano instructor at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches.
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Tommy Mayhew
Elmo Mayhew
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
Men Should Mind Their Own Business In Home And Abroad
Home Town Talk laments the belief that women lack mechanical skill while arguing men should avoid certain chores like operating washers. It critiques Americans apologizing for living well abroad and defends modest comforts against claims of cultural backwardness.
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Cape Caneveral
Peace Corps
Mohair Market Sluggish Amid Uncertain Foreign Demand
Congressman O C Fisher notes mohair prices linger low as foreign buyers show little interest. He cites rising global production and export reliance on the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium and Japan, with future demand tied to economic conditions and fashion trends.
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USDA
U. S
Turkey
South Africa
U.K
Netherlands
Belgium
Japan
Lofty ideals clash with fear of losing comforts
The text hints that people may change their tune when deprived of small comforts, noting that lofty ideals are romantic while facts are levelers. It suggests a tension between idealism and practical loss in a persuasive argument.
Serena Minzenmayer Marries William M Miller Jr in Abilene
Serena Lois Minzenmayer wed William Marion Miller Jr in a St. John Luthern Church ceremony. Attendants included Tamara Gans, Kathy Frierson, and Malinda Minzenmayer. The couple will reside at 933 Estes, Abilene, with Miller employed at law firm in town.
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Serena Lois Minzenmayer
William Marion Miller Jr
St. John’s Lutheran
W. F. Minzenmayer
W. M. Miller Sr
A. W. Holck
Tamara Gans
J. N. Clark Jr
Abilene
Joe Ponder
Lee King
Kathy Frierson
Midland
Malinda Minzenmayer
Winters
Johnie Frierson
Cullen Johnson
Wichita Falls
Jo Ann Alfrey
Becky Simmons
Rochester
Bob Miller
William Minzenmayer
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Weldon Minzenmayer
John Dale Lewis
Coleman
Bill Blythe
Dumas
Bud Morgan
Snyder
Gaston Ernst
Erwin Ueckert
Er Ik
C. H. Stoecker
Tommy Stanfield
Frank K. Antilley
H. A. Minzenmayer
Herman Bredemeyer
Charlies Kruser Jr
Raymon Loyd
Gus Voss
Robert Gerhart
Martha Ranson
Mona Il
Winters High School
North Texas University
McMurry College
Delta Beta Epsilon
Lettermen’s Assn
Robert G. Chappell
Estes
Pierce
No Limit on Most Edwards Plateau Fishes With Local Bag Rules
Ed wards Plateau counties Ban dera Blanco Burnet Comal Ed wards Crockett Gillespie Hays Kendall Kerr Kimble Llano Mason McCulloch Menard San Saba Schleicher Sutton and Travis face no size limit for crappie catfish black bass or white bass. Burnet County Lake Travis imposes seven to 11 inch limits and a 15 daily bag for black bass. Other counties set varied bag and possession limits, including 25 crappie and 25 white bass in Burnet’s Lake Travis portion and 28 catfish with 89 possession in certain districts.
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Edwards Plateau
Bandera
Blanco, Burnet
Comal
Edwards
Burnet County
Lake Travis
Possum Kingdom
Archer
Baylor
Borden
Bosque
Brown
Clay
Comanche
Denton
Ellis
Erath
Hamilton
Hill
Hood
Jack
Johnson
Mills
Mitchell
Montague
Nolan
Palo Pinto
Parker
Somervell
Stephens
Tarrant
Taylor
Wichita
Wilbarger
Wise
Young
Borden Cunty
Crapp Borden County
Catfish Channel
Ferrel Davis and Dallas Bill Evans Noted in Local Mention
From D Mr and Mrs Ferrel Davis and Dallas Bill Evans of D appear in a brief local notice. It cites individuals connected to a community event or society segment with minimal detail.
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Ferrel Davis
Dallas
Bill Evans
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H. G. Goetz
Winters HD
Winters Home Demonstration Club
J. D. Vinson
Washington Newsletter
O. C. Fisher
Nurenberg
Italy
West Germany
France
Mr. Farmer
Purina
Cave Milling & Grain Company
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William M. Miller, Jr
Shoales Lake
Little
William Marion Miller, JR
E. W. Compton
Mirewd Compton
Kerrville Vom
U. 5
PAT
Heidenheimes
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