Obituaries and funeral notices from Amarillo area
Obituaries list James Blair Alexander 73 of 4307 Emil and other Amarillo area residents. Dying of illness at home, services pending. Also notes Rosary for Helen Armbruster 39 and obituaries for Cordell Bennett 48 Joe Floyd Fiegel 72 C. D. Parsley 71 Fred E. Shuey 69 Mrs Gussie Strickland 98 John Penn Tomberlin 80 and many more with survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans. States births, deaths, and memorial arrangements across multiple communities.
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James Blair Alexander
Emil
R Leonard Co
Chicago
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Alexander
Cuter, IH
Amarillo
Cleveland
Ohio
St Peut's Fever Church
Larry Gorre
Everett
Ruth Alexander
Murphysboro
Walter Bouersach
Pinck, Heyville
Helen Louise Armbruster
St. Francis
Blackburn-Shaw
Armbruster
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oklahoma
St Laurence Catholic Church
Eldon
Steven
Devonhter
Deborah Lynn
Mary Ellen Lacey
Cordell Bennett
Jefferson
Johnson Chapel
A.M.E Church
A. J. Davis
Llano Cemetery
Austin’s
Bennett
Ellis County
St Anthony's Hospital
Santa Fe Railway
Joe A. Floyd
Joe Albert Fiegel
Eloth
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
A. Rodriguez
Liano
Boxwell Bros
Floyd
Justice of the Peace
Cliff Roberts
I Il
Gussie Strick
Jona
Elizabeth Jane Bivins
Breckhurn-Shaw Memorial
Alan Conley
St. Andywis Episcopal Church
Biri
Llano
Bivine
Galveston
Alis Aaline Hogan
Childress
Sore. Strickland
Lubbocl
John Penn Tomberlin
Taylor
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Tombertin
Texaco, Inc
Dover
Fla
Bentist Church
Palo Duro Ledge
Af&am
Alabama Polytechnic
Afitulte
Auburn University
Texazo
Inyo
Daimes
S. Ong
J. P. Idock Jr
Peotone
Ill
EH. Peterson
Torrance
Calif
Betty Hess
Albuqverque
Jane Guillen
el Paso
Canyon
Cynthia Ann Newton
Hanpy
Thurman's Rest
LaGrone
Hopel
Frank Perry
First Methodist Church of
Hoppy
Newton
Whitesboro
First Methodist Church
Carolina
Jock Herbert
Armed
Gerlaud Potts
Alabama
Longest life span in North America and Europe
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes North America and northwestern Europe have the longest life expectancy, averaging just over 70 years.
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North America
Europe
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Cuban Refugees Arrive in Brownsville Amid Kennedy Assassination Storm
Seventy refugees from Fidel Castro's Cuba landed in Brownsville, slightly noted as news of their arrival was overshadowed by the Kennedy assassination. The group included 32 American citizens and 37 relatives, housed at El Jardin Hotel, with 48 processed to Los Angeles New York and Puerto Rico and the rest to be moved in two days.
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Tri-State
Samuel W. Cearley
Samuel W Cearley
Earth
Lamb County
Littlefield Hospital Clinic
the Earth Methodist Church
Johnny Williams
M. B Bladwin
the Earth Baptist Church
Burio
Springiike
Lemons Funeral Home
Plainview
Oxford
Miss
Ona
Martha
Oklo
Haskell
Littlefield Lions Club
Cearley
Brownsville
Tex
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Henry Stevens
Health, Education, and Welfare Commission
Miami
Havana
Castro
Stevens
el Jardin
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
New York
Puerto Rico
Amarillo Army Pvt James Hill Died in Vietnam
Funeral services for Army Private James Leroy Hill 22 of 1900 Alice Amarillo pending. Hill born Bakersfield California Catholic and son of Donald J Hill and spouse. Survived by brothers Donald Jr and Paul Ruiz sisters Donna Jean and Mary Eliza plus two grandmothers. Died in action June 2 in Vietnam.
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Tage
Fairview
Spicer Funeral Home
Lester
St Luke's Hospital
Houston
Stepnenville
Inez Thelme Clark
Hall County
Billy
Lubbock
Lloyd van Deventer
ANS Redwood
Amarillo
Lewis
Memphis
Grady
Julie Riley
Velma Webster
Little Bowles
Corona
Calif
Pampa
Eugene
Yearoain
Carmichael Whalley
Big Springs
Ponna
Khiva Shrine
Scottish Rite of
Dallas
Peagy Patrick
Dariot
G. W
Clare Zimmer
Viola Prett
Rockdale
Mary =Pythien
Washington, DC
Mabel Proal
Tates
Okla
Andrew
Virgil
Huac
George
Altamont
Til
Harold
Midland
Army
James Leroy Hill
Alice
Vietnam
Blackburn-Shaw
Hill
Bakersfield
Donald J. Hill
Donald Jr
Paul Ruiz
Donna Jean Hill
Mary Eliza
Heth Barclay
Sunlite
Tamed for peat John R Binns hailed for first radio distress signal
John Robinson Binns earned fame by sending the first radio distress signal that led to a successful sea rescue after the liner Republic was rammed and sunk off the New England coast in 1909.
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John Robinson Binns
Republic
New England
Four boys questioned after BB gun window damage
An Amarillo patrolman detained four boys around noon after a woman reported her car window shot by a BB. Three admitted firing at passing cars and led to a fourth. They were released to their parents. Separate incidents included a stolen portable air conditioner from Ronald Engler and windshield damage at Holt Motor Co. with other thefts and tire/ hubcap complaints in the area.
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Amarillo
Emily Ray
Hayden
Wimberly
Hawthorne
Ronald Christopher Engler
Polk
Apt
Holt Motor Co
Charles van Webb
Cline
Stan Bilbrew
Clovis
N.M
Dirg How
Amarillo Blvd
Linda Joy Kilpatrick
Hall
West 18Th
Alioto urges San Franciscans to turn in handguns for Kennedy tribute
Mayor Joseph Alioto asked residents to surrender handguns during the week of July 4 as a Kennedy commemorative gesture. The program targets small guns and offers immunity from questions at police stations. He urged stronger gun control measures and constitutional amendments to balance rights with limits.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
San
Congress
Church Leader Urges Presbyterians to Promote Christ
Dr. Donald G. Miller president of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary urged the Southern Presbyterian Church in Montreat North Carolina to focus on offering Christ to the world rather than promoting the church establishment.
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James B. Alexander
Helen Armbruster
Lewis Donley
Birmingham
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Dewey Horton
Liano Cemetery
Doniev
Groom Memorial Hospital
Groom
C. D. Parsley
Manhattan
Northwest Texas Hospital
Parsley
Fayetteville
Cassie
Don
Randolph
Frank Hogan
Morris Renner
Everett Keith
Joplin
Fred E. Shuey
Wille
Northside
G. W. Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Shuey
Mrs
Gussie Strickland
John P. Tomberlin
Robert Lee Lester
Travis Baptist Church
James Henry
John W. Bode
First Baptist Church
Cynthia Newton
P. V. Rogers
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Mark Williams
Suriot
Parktown Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Clara Watson
Johnson County
Snes
Purvis Rogers
Clovisters
Rogers
George Fischer
Esmond
Fischer II
Berry F. Fischer
Henry H. Fischer
Alferd Joe Fischer
Odessa
Henry Killman
Belton Redwine Killman
Throckmorton
Thormnos Killyian
Seymour
Addie Hiobits
Lottie Mer
Mamie Roper
Securities Dealers, Inc
Sunray
Sondra Kay Shoulders
Ervin Shoulders
Lane Memorial Cemetery
Marvin Matthews
Bible Baptist Church
Ft. Towson, Okio
Mary Mullican
Arthur Folsom
Stratford
Jeffe B. Shurbet
Floydada
Floyd County
Caprock Hospital
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
Shurbet
Indian Territory
Floydaga
Jane
W. L. Orman
Finvdada
Lee Henry
Wellington
Mirs. Ora Huskey
E.R
Alex F. Wahl
Balko
Balko Baptist Church
John Goss Jr
Booker
Travis la Duke
Balkio Saptis
Cchiltrer
Perryton
Wah
Southwest Medical Center
Liberal
Kaw
Hale Center
High Plains Hospital
Elton Wyatt
Freeman Funeral
Watson
Rome
J. Nate Watson
Norton
Vivian Vaughn
Abernathy
Gladys Dison
Levelland
Maxine Nochlinger
Snyder
Mourine Dollar
V. J
Phoenix
Ariz
Eugene II
Matamoros
Mex
Rio Grande
United States
Viet
Sen. Kennedy
Alioto
Deason Cleaners
Chevrolet
Jennie Smith
Frankie Randall
Mal
Av Sport Ci
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