Andrews News Promotes Unique Valentine Surprise
A Andrews resident Sue receives a surprise valentine inside the issue via a half page ad arranged with her husband in Vietnam. The News helped coordinate the greeting through her sergeant over months as Cupid theme for readers. Planning moves ahead for a larger two day July 3rd and 4th celebration with an expanded fireworks finale.
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Andrews
Vietnam
Permian Basin
Health facilities strained in Andrews amid flu surge
Andrews reports hospitals and the nursing home full as flu and respiratory illnesses spike in recent weeks. Authorities note a total of 234 beds in use and urge residents to seek care early as cases rise.
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Hoomin'est
Andrews
Local Health Facility Denture Missing Then Found in Stomach
A friend misplaced his lower denture plate at a health facility. An abdominal X ray located the denture resting in the stomach, and doctors plan to recover it. The incident is unusual and not intended as humor for the patient.
Dentist Dr Charles Jarvis Claims Floating Denture Cure
San Marcos dentist Dr Charles Jarvis once described a bold remedy for floating lower denture plates. He reportedly ties a 14 inch fish line to the plate and to a fish hook used to yank the line after swallowing. He claimed the plate then sinks, with no patients returning for follow up.
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Charles Jarvis
San Marcos
Doctor Jarvis
Jarvis
DE Students Sweep Awards at Odessa Area Event
Distributive education students from DE high school earned eight awards at the Odessa area contest. Cynthia White and Cindy Howell won first places in outstanding merchandising and advertising. State contenders include Morris Sanders Mike Andel Brick Gilliland Karen Taylor and others advancing or placing across sales demonstrations public speaking service station work and check-out events.
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Odessa
Cynthia White
Cindy Howell
Karen Taylor
Vicki Nason
Mike Winfield
Linda Hamilton
Ronnie Clark
Jody Yancy
Joyce Boggs
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Roach to retire after 47 years with Humble Oil in Andrews
Jake Roach ends a 47 year tenure with Humble Oil in Crane and Kilgore after starting July 7 1927. He plans to settle in Andrews and reflects on a career spanning boom towns and camp life, where he helped build Humble oil field camps and held a clerical inventory role.
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Kilgore
Pistol Hill
School board approves large raises and hires staff
The board granted a 30 cent per hour across the board raise for all auxiliary personnel including secretaries and bus drivers and approved a 2600 raise for Supt Brenholtz. They placed Bill Gordon and Don Gilliland on master’s degree teacher schedules, hired Wayne Garner as senior high teacher and coach, set election dates for April 4, and extended absentee voting hours.
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E.A. Brenholtz
Bill Gordon
Don Gilliland
Gordon
Gilliland
David Robinson
Lois Pilgrim
Ben Lloyd
Conrad Phillips
Grant Thompson
Lowell McGee
Wayne Garner
Eloise McDowell
Gertrude Averyt
Lloyd Morgan
Dan Sullivan
Panthers Hand Mustangs District Loss 83 59
Fort Stockton, undefeated in District 2AAA, defeated Andrews 83 to 59 as Juan Garza led with 28 points and James Pina added 23. Randy Laminack scored 19 for Andrews, who trailed 23-12 after one period and never closed within three in the second.
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Fort Stockton Panthers
Andrews Mustangs
Andrews
Tall Panthers
Juan Garza
Panthers
James Pina
Randy Laminack
Mustangs
Mark Pearson
Visiting Hours Tightened at Permian General Hospital
Permian General Hospital board met to tighten visiting hours after 9 p.m. and enforce restrictions. They appointed Dr. Marten Geitz of Odessa as an additional visiting doctor. The group discussed expanding physical therapy services in the health club and reviewed a patient complaint. January showed a profit of $33,958.22 as bills were approved with B. B. Six presiding and members Roach Pittman Fisher Ogden Solomon Manes involved.
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Permian General Hospital Board
Marten Geitz
Odessa
B. B
Jake Roach
Jess Pittman
Marvin Fisher Jr
Bill Ogden
Everett Solomon
Sammie Jo Manes
Auditor’s Office
Good Days Bad Days Ahead This Week
The week brings mixed fortunes with Friday the 13th warned as a superstition, urging cautious behavior. Valentine’s Day on Saturday centers attention on sweethearts, while Thursday marks Abraham Lincoln’s birthday observed on calendars.
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Abraham Lincoln
Goodfellows Seek New Home After School Razes Building
Andrews Goodfellows need space as the Boys Club building is razed due to safety. Owners seek a market rental deduction for charity use. Old structure to be torn down starting Feb 24. Call Bob Henderson or Mrs Darrel Sisco with available space.
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Andrews Goodfellows
Andrews
Goodfellow
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Goodfellows
Bob Henderson
Darrel Sisco
Adult Education Classes Start Third Session at High School
The third session in adult education at the high school begins Monday February 23. Interested residents should report at 7 p.m. Brodie Hutchinson, the principal, said those seeking info may call Miss Mona Tinsley at 33640. An adult shorthand class may be offered if demand exists along with basic required courses.
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Brodie Hutchinson
Mona Tinsley
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