Elm Creek Water District Election Notice October 31 1972
Legal notice from Elm Creek Water Control District in Runnels and Taylor Counties Texas announcing an election on October 31 1972. Propositions include bond issuance up to 300000 and annual tax up to 5 cents per hundred for maintenance and improvements. Ballot form to be set as provided. The district plans flood prevention and water development projects with bonds payable from net district revenues. Public notice to qualified residents and property owners.
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State OF Texas
Runnels and
Taylor
Elm Creek
Board of Directors of
Board of Directors
State of
Texas
Election Officers Named for Local Precinct
Melvin Patterson presides as judge with W. T. Billups serving as presiding officer guiding polling operations and official oversight for the upcoming election.
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Melvin Patterson
W. T. Billups
Separate but simultaneous district election order 1972
Absentee voting spaces listed for Ballinger and Winters Texas with appointed clerks Frankie Berryman and Buford Baldwin. Voting hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except weekends and holidays. A two-part election will occur for taxpaying and non taxpaying voters with separate ballots but one outcome. Publication required weekly for four weeks prior to election date. Passed September 26, 1972.
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Ballinger
Texas
Frankie Berryman
Winters
Buford Baldwin
Official Ballot Propositions For Bond Issuance And Tax Levy
The ballot details propositions on issuing bonds and pledging net revenues with a maintenance tax to fund the bonds. Voters mark an X in the square to indicate their vote choices as submitted for propositions 1 and 2.
Job Corps Offers Training for Texas Youth
The Texas Employment Commission announces immediate Job Corps vacancies for youths aged 16 to 22 lacking education or training. Enrollees receive housing, medical care, clothing, and a small allowance with training lasting one to two years. Centers at Camp Gary San Marcos for men and McKinney for women. Apply in person or by mail at 122 South Oakes San Angelo.
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L. W. Keilers
Texas Employment Commission
Texas
Camp Gary
San Marcos
McKinney
South Oakes
San Angelo
The
Mile Crop Yield Beats '71 Harvest Over
The 1972 mile crop in the area has largely been harvested with only a few fields left. Grainmen report the harvest is essentially complete and overall receipts may be equal to or slightly higher than last year. Yield and quality are described as very good, with late planted grain outperforming early grain.
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Milo
UMW Meeting at First United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women of First UMC met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Paul Gerhardt leading prayer and reading names of workers and projects in Nigeria Panama Rhodesia Mozambique and the Philippines from the prayer calendar. Twenty four attended the meeting.
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United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
Paul Gerhardt
Nigeria
Panama
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Philippines
Betty Sanders
Winters
Frank Mitchell
T. C. Stanley
Roy Crawford
Japan
Mitchell
H. O. Abbott
Classified ad request for Enterprise Needs
A brief notice inviting readers to place wanted ads in the Enterprise Classified section seeking items or services. The column promises exposure to local buyers and outlines how to submit details for inclusion.
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Enterprise
Wreck Victims Remain In Abilene Hospital
Adam Lopez Sr. and his son Adam Jr. of Winters stay at Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene with injuries from a two car crash on FM 53 southeast of Winters. Adam Jr. has a severe concussion, his father a leg fracture, and another son Anthony suffers a fractured shoulder. Five members of the Jerry Roberts family in the other car were treated and released. The wreck occurred near the US 83 FM 53 junction. DPS and Winters Chief Toe Stevens investigated.
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Adam Lopez Sr
Adam Jr
Winters
Hendricks Memorial Hospital
Abilene
FM 53
Lopez
Anthony
Jerry Roberts
Bangs
Department of Public Safety
Toe Stevens
Card of Thanks for Joe A. Taylor
The Taylor Family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during Joe A. Taylor’s failing health. They thank those who sent cards visits and prayers and flowers and memorial offerings. Special thanks to Dr Rives Spill Funeral Home staff and Merrill Rest Home staff for their care and attention.
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Joe A. Taylor
Church of Christ Fellowship Hall
Dr. Rives
Spill Funeral Home
Merrill Rest Home
Taylor
Birth Announcement for Angela Dawn McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McDonald of Mineral Wells announce the birth of a daughter Angela Dawn born September 7 at Palo Pinto County Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 7 1/2 ounces. Mrs. McDonald is the former Joan Ahrens of Winters. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ahrens of Route 3 Winters.
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Dwight McDonald
Mineral Wells
Angela Dawn
Palo Pinto County Hospital
C-C Directors To Meet Next Tuesday
The Win ters Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 5 15 p m Tuesday October 3 in the chamber office. President Lee Harrison urges all members to attend to discuss planning for year end activities. Other chamber members are invited to attend.
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Winters Chamber of Commerce
Lee Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
Lutheran Women Honor Pastor On Birthday
The Women of the Church of St. John's Lutheran Church hosted a surprise birthday pounding for Rev. Walter C. Probst Sr. at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Ellis Ueckert presented the gifts, a Ladies Aid lunch was served, and about 100 guests attended.
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Church of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter C. Probst Sr
Fellowship Hall
Ellis Ueckert
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Winters Audra Mercantile Company
Bradshaw
Wesley M. Hays
Board of
John W. Purifoy
the Winters Enterprise
UMW
Abilene Hospital
C-C
Pikes Peak Roast
Clara
Nelda
Kenneth
Richard
Orth
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