Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 197, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 2, 1965 Page: 4 of 12
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Brinson Talks At Memorial Rites
4—.BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, Wednesday. June 2. 1965
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speaker for the 58th annual
memorial services at
Reese Mac Nelson, C. C Ho-
son requested that he be refer-
AT WASPS tOW PHICESI?
SINCE 1872...TOP-
REUNITED IN BROWNWOOD
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WARDS POWER-KRAFT MOWER
undergoing their first big test in industries where output per
right now.
man-hour lags behind the na-
20-inch easy-push type
They dd not know at that time
SEE HOW LITTLE YOU PAT FOR A POWER MOWER!
wheels. Adjustable handle. Safety-mounted
blade.
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ty of Brownwood. A sleeping baby was
Telephone Repair Launches
New Life For German Girl
When these
over-exert ion
Economy model has 2%-hp Powr-Kraft engine with
easy-spin recoil starter. Adjusts to 4 cutting heights:
1, 1%, 2% and 2%-inches. Conveniently-located
aircraft-type controls. Semi-pneumatic tires over steel
They are being applied to 1. Labor costs should rise only
prices, wages, investments and as much as output per man-hour
ica and visit the American tele-
phone repairman. Annaliese and
Ado Wittich consented to let
the-’ daughier and only child
cross the ocean for what they
thought would be a short visit.
ists whether they buy gas or
not. In Germany ' this is not
1 coat covers most colon—needs no priming
on painted surfaces in good condition! Ap-
plies easily on wood, masonry. Dries in 30
min. Resists moisture, alkali blistering. Tools
rinse clean in water. Many colon, white.
In the field of investments and
banking, the government guide-
posts have as goals: I, Keeping
WAKEUP
RARIN’TO GO
in a free country and of being
able to observe Memorial Day
LETTERS EXCHANGED |
But— tbere is always the mail,
and letters crossed the ocean
for several months. Finally,
Heike decided to come to Amer-
Re
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that may m— .
erable tired-out
BhiomfaaM eoma
not photographed but Spatzi, the dach-
shund, just had to get into the picture
to show that he is in perfect surround-
ings.
economic
Unes.
Reunited after a five-year separation,
Adolf and Anneliese Wittich of Ger-
many talk over old times with their
daughter, Heike, now Mrs. Hollis Pet-
wtam
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In Houston
HOUSTON AP —The numer-
ous scars on l1-year-old Gregor-
Chappell's face and head were
deliberately inflicted, a pediatri-
cian testified Tuesday at the
to Bromnwood.
The years passed and the Pet-
tys were happy but Heike miss-
ec her parents and the Wit-
tchs spoke constantly of the
day when they would again see
their daughter.
A chid was born to the coo-
pie on Dec. 11. 1964, and the
Wittich s 25th anniversary was
due to take place on March
introduction to Annaliese the sec-1
ood, the couple s 5 month old
daughter was equally memora-
ble.
The Wittichs love America
and art impressed with many of
the customs Adolf Wittich, who
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From that moment, the ro-
mance progressed but fate al
most altered their lives when
Petty was returnee to the Unit-
ed States discharged from the
sen ice
formation." Annaliese comment-
ed that only now are the Ger-
man supermarkets attempting
to match those that are found
in the United States
SMALLER MOSQUITOS
Upon one thing, both Wit-
tichs heartily agree and that is
NO MONEY DOWN
JUST SAY CHARGE IT!
that the mosquitos in Germany
are not as bad nor ai big as
they are here This statement
was made by Mrs. Wittich and
she scratched her leg as she
spoke. a* if to emphasize her
point.
On the venous side, Adolf
Wittich said that in America,
people show much less das* dis-
tinction than they do in Ger-
0 <trot
GUARANTEED MUFVLERS
BROWNWOOD
TIRt & RUEBER
BILL LIPPE, Owper
Ml W. LU
many.
Annaliese mentioned that the
department stores here were
similar to those in Germany.
However, since Paris set* the
styles, all Europeans, including
Germans get the new fashions
earlier than they are received
in the United States
The Wittichs probably feel
very much at home on Fourth
Street The Hollis Petty home is
just a bit of Germany The fur-
niture, the dishes, the crystal
and even a cuckoo clock brings
a definite German atmosphere
to 2301 Fourth St
The Wittichs plan to leave
again for their homeland Satur-
years. since 1907.
Past presidents, tome serving
several terms, include G. L
Garrison. L. L Vines, E. C.
Vine*. J. M Hood. Fred Ferril,
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stability from two approaches:
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15 miles of kidney tubes.
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Glub, bloop, gurgle, gurg, gur... stopped? You’ll
find PLUMBING CONTRACTORS fast in the
YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking.
MNonrCome RV
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a little switchboard all ini- America.” He was impressed
seif Hollis said there was no mostty with things most Amer-
otber pbone like it anywhere
that I would be five more years
before they saw her again Be-
ca ase when Heike came to Zeph-
yr where Hollis lived with his
perents the young couple decid-
ed to get married and instead
of retumning to Germany, “frau”
Petty and her husband moved
more to avoid inflation. Man-
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Made of an aluminum alloy 40% stronger than
most, yet it’* lightweight and easy to handle!
Coth lets than a dollar a foot, too.
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an dthe most prizer possession trial of Gregory s mother on
of all, a western hat .Adolf Wit- charges of disfiguring-
tich may hereafter be known There were so many scars
as the German, with a vowboy on his scalp that it gave a waf-
hat Mrs Wittich is most en-ifleiron appearance.” said Dr
thusiastic about her can opener Helen Pratt, who examined the
that “swings” as she express- boy March 29 and found his
es it nose broker, more than once.
cans’take for “granted, such NEW YORK AP' “ If the, eminent » economic tools into
as the frendlineso the people honeymoon of the Johnson ad- account when making its deci-
bere eeusupermarke, tea mimigratwe 2nd bueinosgofedes SGGdehines are now in the tes
hat One thing that greatly w- ment 5 new tool for influencing ing stage. Those aimed at
prised him was the fact that economic behavior
American men wear levis in
public ■ Germans dress so care-
fully," he said, and then he
added ‘even ditch diggers wear
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wovS,ve
MI otaz get the faat re-
Frau nagging beckache,
uasuz Nsbnt AnPain
2! Suddenly, it was arranged
that the family would be re-
urited and an ocean voyage
was planned
The Wittichs could not quite
make it in time for the anni-
versary but on April 9 after
a voyage on the Bremen with
1,300 other passengers the Wit-
tichs arrived in Brownwood in
discussing the crossing they both
agreed that they thoroughly en-
joyed the trip although Anna-
Bese mentioned that it was
“wavy and wiggly" part of the
time and she was tea sick for
a few days
TOGETHER AGAIN
It was an unforgettable mo-
ere . b? an
Mmes
ment when Annaliese and Adolf day and they will take back a
saw their daughter after a five- little bit of Brownwood with
year separation Their formal them Ash tray*, clothes, shoes
Opposition to the new tool of for higher pay and of manage-
guidelines is rising in some ment for tailoring prices to de-
business and banking quarters mand and competition as well
as well as in some labor unions, as to production costs.
One example is in steel. Labor
objets to government s saying
it should ask so much and no
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tune to speak at Stag Creek, Jane* Tommie Moore and Hen- Among the estimated 700 .per-
__ but was the first tune hehadiry Drennan The finance com- sons attending were those from
__________Stag had the honor of talking there mittee includes Mmes. Overta California, Colorado New Mexi-
Creek expressed hi* apprecia- on his birthday, he said Follow- Stewart. Hulen Coker, J C. co and many part* of Texas.
Preston. Armon Janes, Vernie Stag Creek CemeteryVAssock
and Loyd Coker ation was organized in 1907 with
Outzong president, Tommie the late K w Fielder a* it*---
Moore, presided during he busi- first president The late George gan, Jake Fielder. J. G Hood,
n<M session. Clat RObison of Moore was first vice president, Forrest Chamber* and Tom
Andrew* was in charge of the and the late Win Cox served as Summers, all deceased
song service and Mrs Dave second vice president with the And, Jack Cagle. Henry
Auvenshine reported in absence late J. G Hood as secretary, Janes. Tommie Moore Robert
Mrs Rachel*, secretry, and the late J. M Hood a* Roe. Henry Drennan. Dave Au:
venshine, Floyd Coker and
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County school superintendent
T. E (Bud) Wilson, E
or stres and strain you want relief -
want it fastl Doan's Pils by thetr
speedy pain-relieving aetion work
Erz iaaimemuat:
Alo, when miM bladder irritation foL.
bws unwie eatiog or rinking—often
setting up a restiess, uncomortable
feeling-Doan's Pills work in two vays
fer eomfortina relief li their voothing
effert or biadder trritation; 2) Doan'e
mild diuretie action through the kid-
_____ long-term interest rates low
agement resent* government enough to inspire economic
saying how much it could raise growth; 2 Keeping U.S. dollars
wages without increasing bome, both by keeping short-
prices. And any government term interest rates high and by
censure of steel pnce increases getting corporations voluntarily
brings angry replies from some to cut back on overseas invest-
and honor our dead and our red to as an adult, failing to
freedom at Stag Creek, a com- reveal his age
munity of which he feels a Floyd Coker was elected pre-
part ‘ . sident of Stag Creek Cemetery
Memorial and other patriot- Association during a business —
ic holidays have a special place meeting. Loyd Coker was elect- of--— --------.
in all our hearts. and we car ed vice president, Mrs Jean Mrs. Hearschel Jane* gave the treasurer. ___ .
show it in our performance as Rachels, secretary. and Mrs. treasurer's report. i Memorial services and busi- Hearshel Janes,
individuals and also in our com- -
1.01 off! Acrylic
Latex house paint
PROTECTS As IT BEAUTIFIIS!
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icIn elabonatinsahsonsthewimen Guidelines join the traditional tional av erage and should fall m
said that here attendants wil- government tools of taxes, sub- industries with greater than av-
ingly give information to tour- sidies, and supervising agen- erage productivity gains.
dee. All are used to shape the Compliance runs up against
economy more or less, the natural desire of workers
K munity,” he said. Gatherings
f such as this bring us closer to-
3 gether and help us to'realize
" feelings of those who have loved
J ones buried here, he added
L "Bring a doer in a community
■ where you live snows respect
I for fellow workers.” he coo-
a tinued commending the com-
• munity in its cooperation in up-
keep of the cemetery He as-
sured visitors that Stag Creek
Cemetery grounds were not only
cleaned for Memorial Day gath-
P
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By HARRIE!II. GRAVES was at ore time an officer in
it all began at Wiesbaden the German Air Force, now
Germah in 1969 at the head- holds a position with the Ger-
quarters in Europe for the Unit- mar govemment. He is not at
ed States Air Force Hollis Pet- liberty to discuss his duties
ty a telephone maintenance Mrs Wittich, or Frau Wittich,
man for the Air Force, received as she is called in Germany, is
a cal that an interpreter's tele- a bookkeeper for the largest
pbone was out of order, champagne company in Europe,
He arrived on the scene. Henkel. and Company. There is
equpment at hand, only to dis- a similarity of Mrs Wittich's
cover that the interpreter was bobbies and those of her Amer-
a young and very attractive ican friends She enjoys knitting,
fraulein Heike wittich's phone sewing, embroidering and as a
was repaired and far beyond the matter of fact she states, “I
cal of duty. Hollis made for her, like anything to do with my
what she says today, “was the hands "
most beautful phonbe in all of Adolf Wittier sad in English.
Germany ' Hand-painted and mixed with German “I love
banking practices They are rises; 1 Price* should rise only
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steel executives. ments and inducing banks to
Government guidelines as an trim foreign loans.
influence son econqmic decisins Here compliance has worked
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S? mE! that luSS1 nanceoxmnerican edpaswnich
Empomemcontrmay ' in lendingcan humi
The moral that government
hopes management and labor Surtsey Now On Map
will grasp is that voluntary A volcanic island that burst
compliance to guidelines of up from the Atlantic off Iceland
what Washington think* is best in 1963 named Surtsey, has
for the economy is preferable to taken its place among the
controls or direct penalties world’s permanent geographic-
Business takes all of the gov- a! features.
The Witachs have no imme- Gregory cried on the stand
diate plans for the future but when he was asked to read a
there is always that possibility note he had written to his par-
that when they retire. America ents that began 'Dear Mother
might just happen to be their and Daddy, I Love.-." That's as
home. I far as he got.
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Gage, Larry. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 197, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 2, 1965, newspaper, June 2, 1965; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1489849/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.