Mary Malinda Gentry Services Held in Childress
Mary Malinda Gentry 87 died at 5 a.m. Wednesday in Westgate Nursing Home Hereford. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church Childress, officiated by Dr. John English and Rev. Marvin James. Burial in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, three sisters, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Mary Malinda Gentry
Westgate
Hereford
First United Methodist Church of
John English
Marvin James
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Gentry
Hunt County
Robert E. Gentry
Riley Springs
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lubbock
25Th Street Baptist
Mena
Ark
Friona
Irene Mullins
James Bailey
Oscar A. Bailey
Cheyenne
Wyo
James E
Napa
Calif
Earl B
Carlisle
Searcy Jarvis
Noble
Okla
Ivora Calvert
Mary Manners
California
Tion
Knowles Funeral Home
Tidwell
Quanah
Midland
Mary Alice Tidwell
Rufus Taylor
Leon Taylor
A'S Taylor
Augusta
Taylor
S. Florida
Amarillo
Art Taylor
Belle Garrette
Cora Sterne
Hayden Hunter
Funeral notices from Borger Friona Pampa and Floydada
Funeral services are announced for G G Doc Alexander 63 of Borger deceased after a heart attack at North Plains Hospital. Also listed are services for Lou Ada Moize 72 of Friona Webb Alan Taylor 65 of Floyd County Glen E Nichols 51 former Pampa Mattie C Walling 81 Plainview Mary A Whitley 73 Floydada and other relatives with burial details and officiants.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
W. C
Albuquerque
N. E
Houston
Scotty Alexander
Fort Worth
Claude H. Smithers Rites Today
Funeral services for Claude Hilton Smithers 61 of 3002 NE 10th will be held at 4 p m in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Fred Pape officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Smithers died Wednesday from injuries suffered October 9 1971 in a car crash near St Francis. He was an old time cowboy working 50 years in Panhandle ranches and at Randall County Feed Yards. Survivors include his father a brother two brothers and a sister. The family will be at 3703 Wayne.
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Claude Hilton Smithers
10Th
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Fred Pape
Southwest Church of Christ
Llano
Smithers
Northwest Texas Hospital
U.S. 60
St. Francis
Panhandle
Plainview
Amarillo
Randall County
Old Settlers Organization
Jewell
Claude §. Smithers
Weatherford
Hereford
Byrle
Pampa
Fannie Fuqua
Mineral Wells
Wayne
Walter “Sarge” Ball
W. 5Th
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Ball
Eva
Clarence W. H. Boehning
Poplar
Blackburn-Shaw
Boehning
Southwest Convalescent Center
Anson
Adrian Stone
Lindsay
Radine Abbott
E. 12Th
Kenneth
Oberlin
Kan
Ester Sembritzki
Howard Lynn Hauser
Anchorage
Alaska
N.S. Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Charles Ivey
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Hauser
Sanford Hauser
U.S. Army
Margaret J. Hauser
NE 12Th
A. B. Hinds
Rustic Trail
Funeral notices and search for brother of victim
A wide assortment of funeral notices fills the Amarillo paper with services for Walter “Sarge” Ball 80 and Clarence W. H Boehning 82 plus others. A California man sought for robbery after abducting a sister and friend on I 40 remains at large across three states.
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Amarillo
California
Tucumcari
Bill Eaton
Interstate 40
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Faton
Death at Red Oak Diocese Mrs Chapman dies at 89
Funeral services for Mrs. John Isabel Chapman 89 of Red Oak were Sunday in Red Oak. Burial followed at Shiloh Cemetery in Ovilla under Owens Funeral Home direction. She died Thursday at home. A native of Ovilla she was long time resident. Her only survivor is sister Mrs. W. T. Stanberry of Amarillo.
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John
Isabel) Chapman
Red Oak
Amarillo
Shiloh
Ovilla
Owens Funeral Home
Chapman
W. T. Stanberry
S. Tyler
McDonough Rites Set At Matador First Baptist Church
Funeral service for Lewis P. McDonough 64 who died after head injury in an accident at Roaring Springs pool will be held at 2 p.m. at Matador First Baptist Church. Burial in East Mound Cemetery. McDonough a pool manager and former trapper for the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, was a Red River County native and Matador resident since 1925. Survivors include son Donnie and daughter Teresa Meece, plus sisters Cathryn Dennis and Eula Roberson and four grandchildren.
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L. A. Moize Fridna
Lou Ada Moize
Palmer County Community Hospital
First Baptist Church
Charles Broadhurst
Resthaven Cemetery
Lubbock
Clathorn Funeral Home
Matador
Lewis P. McDonough
Traweek Clinic
Roaring Springs
First Baptist Church of
Gene Joplin
East Mound Cemetery
Siegler Funeral Home
McDonough
Red River County
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Donnie
Stanley
Canyon
Teresa Meece
Odessa
Cathryn Dennis
Hereford
Eula Roberson
Green Valley
Ariz
Nursing Program Expands Courses This Summer
Dr Laycock states that nursing begins this fall and second year courses will be offered in the summer. He notes many prospective students will complete prerequisites for the third year of the program by the upcoming term.
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Laycock
The
All
McGovern Presses Ahead Amid Delegates Split
Democratic race gears toward Detroit after McGovern leads Humphrey 313 to 166 with 474 delegates uncommitted. Muskie considers quitting to back McGovern, while McGovern flatly says he won’t press withdrawals.
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Humphrey
Muskie
McGovern
Washington
Chicago
Angelo Geocaris
Illinois
Maine
Sen. Muskie
New York
National spelling bee features record turnout and finals
Washington hosted the 1966 69 spelling bee with James Wagner praising the participants as champions. Contenders faced challenging words while Jana from New York aimed for the Mayflower banquet prize and a $1000 top award.
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Vincent Vaiana
New York Daily News
Jana
Mayflower
Texas
White House
Amarillo bank theft topples second largest cash loss
Police search for a 20s Black man about 6 feet tall after $45,000 in cash and checks disappeared from Amarillo National Bank. The heist, linked to a white canvas sack, follows a 1954 $75,000 bank theft and remains unsolved with no charges filed.
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Amarillo National Bank
Amarilo
First National Bank
New Welfare Regulations Benefit Amarillo Board
Regional trustees of the Amarillo Board of Mental Health-Mental Retardation expect 80 percent cost coverage under new welfare rules starting 1973 for mental health care of children in poverty families. Louise Evans announced state aid may open Killgore Children's Hospital to those lacking income or insurance.
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Amarillo
Hugh Pennal
Killgore
Ann Rogers
Katherine Wilson
Avondale
State Center
Bobby C. White
Texas
White
Evans
Kairos House
Underwood Hall
Oklahoma Cattlemen Hear 1970s Outlook From Economist
Guymon Oklahoma agricultural economist Dr Wayne Purcell of Oklahoma State University told Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association members that cattle feeding growth will slow greatly in the 1970s though challenges rise for cowmen. He urged prudent expansion, warned of possible price regression, and noted a scabies threat northward with a proposed land tax measure on the November ballot.
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Guymon
Okla
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Wayne Purcell
Oklahoma State University At
Stillwater
OCA
Texas-Oklahoma
Scabies Outbreak Sparks Quarantine Across Panhandle
A scabies outbreak hit feedlots and ranches across the Panhandle and South Plains in November triggering a Texas Animal Health Commission quarantine. A mid December federal quarantine covered 34 counties plus neighboring states. About 1,000 cattle were confirmed infected and movement rules require inspection and certification before transport. Shipments to slaughter may occur in sealed vehicles after inspection. The disease, caused by parasitic mites, reduces cattle weight with no meat compensation impact.
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Young
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas Animal Health
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Cope
United States Department of Agriculture
TAHC
Amarillo
Mintw Milet. GS. The Daily Crossword by Irma B. Frazier
Crossword clues span across and down with many entries referencing common terms. The puzzle lists classic and thematic words such as rivers, historical figures, and scientific terms, inviting solver to fill the grid with cross referenced answers.
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Irma B. Frazier
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Floydada
Mary Aelene Whitley
Calvary Baptist Church
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Moore-Rose Funeral Home
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Comanche County
Floyd Pony
Claude H. Smithers
Walter Ball
Clarence Boehning
Abilene
Mae A. Hardin
Mae Allard Hardin
S. Madison
Schooler-Gordon Funeral
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Blackburn-Shaw Funeral
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Miss Evans
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Seth
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