Remembering Gertrude the city goat of Andrews
A hometown reminiscence recalls Gertrude the part time nanny goat who kept Andrews clean by eating circus posters and debris. Her feats included munching posters on Main Street and guarding the west side near Barnes Drug as she snoozed by Guy McGill’s meat market.
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Andrews
O. G. Weatherby
Gertrude
Main Street
Underwood
Barnes Drug
Johnny Richards
Johnny
Guy McGill
Guy
Dec Little
See Sands
Five Car Collisions Plague Icy Streets After Snow
Police say five crashes occurred over 18 hours as light snow and slick streets reduced visibility. No injuries reported though vehicle damage exceeded $1,000. Incidents included a rear end at West Broadway and NW 1st injuring none, a school bus rear ending a car at NW 13th and Avenue F, and a 9 am crash at North Main and Avenue G with multiple citations issued.
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John Neely
West Broadway
Mary R. Lansabaugh
Albert T. Coleman
Hobbs
Douglas Gaines
Sansabaugh
NW 13Th
Avenue F
Janice Teston Horton
NE 7Th
Sandra Brooks Taft
Frankel City
Horton
Taft
Fitzgerald Named Jaycee of the Year at Annual Banquet
James Fitzgerald received the Jaycee of the Year Award at the Andrews Jaycees Installation and Award Banquet held at Andrews Country Club. Bill Flanary installed 1964 officers as John Bartling and Randy Pendleton addressed guests in a program with more than 75 attendees.
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James Fitzgerald
Bill Flanary
Andrews Country Club
Andrews Jaycees
John Bartling
Odessa
Jack Smartt
Bill Wheeler
David Burkett
Frank Stickney
Johnny Smith
Ken Edmondson
Lamesa
Dale Davis
Gary O'Rear
Doyle Harmon
Garland de Loach
Lee Botkin
James Clark
Randy Pendleton
Austin
Pendleton
Texas
Irwin Ranch Home Open House Showcases Remodeling
The Gene Irwin ranch home near Seminole will be open from 1 to 5 p m today to display a remodeled project aimed at improving older homes. The four bedroom two bath residence now includes a living room kitchen dining room basement utility room and covered drive with guidance from Denton College Station and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Refreshments will be served and the event highlights budgeting for Andrews County residents with future landscaping planned.
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Andrews County
J. F. Martin
Andrews Housing and Home Furnishings Committee
Gene Irwin
Denton
College Station
Texas Agricul
Tural
Shafter Lake
Andrews
Martin
Fire Burns Hot Cold Under Political Pot
Four file for school, one for city. The local political scene heats up with candidates for school board Place 2 Bob Turnage and incumbent S P Echols seeking county commissioner. Other races include city council Place 2 Doc Rogers and vacancies in Places 1 3 and 5 with Doug Gilliland Eugene Demmler and Byford Sealy. Sheriff candidates expand to six after Tipton withdraws for nonpayment.
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Bob Turnage
Pan American Oil Corp
S. P. Echols
John R. Parish
Turnage
Lloyd Morgan
E. L. Hooper
Morgan L. F
Doc) Rogers
Bob Barber
Doug Gilliland
Byford Sealy
Eugene Demmler
Demmiler
Roy Smith
Andrews
B. L. Tipton
Tipton
Paul Cumbie
James A
Bud) Gregory
Roe Price
B G. Bailey
Ray Phillips
Tom Jeffreys
Forrest Smith
Speck Roberts
Smith
Boy Seriously Injured As Car Backs Over Him
A three year old, Jerry Faron Criner, suffered two broken collar bones and rib fractures when his mother's car backed over him at her home. He was listed in critical condition at Permian General Hospital after being taken from Andrews Hospital, Inc. by ambulance to receive further care. The accident happened as the mother backed out of a driveway, trapping the boy under a back wheel. she attempted to free him and shielded him when the vehicle rolled backward.
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Andrews
Jerry Faron Criner
Jerry Criner
Permian General Hospital
Andrews Junior High Band Festival draws bands from ten cities
More than 850 out of town band students from ten area cities will compete at the first annual Andrews Junior High School Band Festival. Directors Bill Green and Dan Lancaster will lead events with sponsorship from the Mustang Band and Andrews Chamber of Commerce. The competition runs 9 30 a m to 4 p m with two classes Class C for seventh and eighth grades and Class CCC through ninth grade. Trophies include an Outstanding Band award for top overall in both concert and sight reading.
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Andrews
Bill Green
Dan Lancaster
Mustang Band
Andrews Chamber of Commerce
Gene Pearson
Chamber
Bull Hart
C-C
Nole
Bonham
Odessa
Crane
Fort Stockton
Crockett
Gail
Big Spring
Bowie
Goliad
Green
Marion Busby
del Mar College of Corpus Christi
Joe Frank
Stage Band Wins Top Award At College Festival
The Andrews High School stage band won the Outstanding Band award at the Odessa College festival. The sixteen member group directed by Bill Green and Dan Lancaster earned first division rating. Contest featured three pieces including Two for One Latin Latin and Half Moon Street with judges Tim Dennis and Richard Cox.
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Andrews High School
Odessa College
Bill Green
Dan Lancaster
Jody Lyons
Half- Moon Street
Lancaster
Tim Dennis
Andrews and
Odessa
Dallas
Richard Cox
Edison High
Tulsa
Okla
Williams Named To All District in District 2 AAA
Randy Williams a six foot six Mustang star won All District honors Friday when District 2 AAA coaches met in Kermit to elect top players in the conference. Williams was named to the first team by seven coaches. Williams posted 393 points this season and the Mustangs topped Ector Tuesday night. Other honorees included Hawthorne Gonzales Lumpkin Galloway Sample on first team with Rice Brooks Davenport Jackson Homes on second team and Turk Hater on honorable mention. Gordon Madison was named Coach of the Year and Joe Young attended as athletic committee chair.
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Randy Williams
Mustang
Kermit
Williams
Mustangs
Ector
Andrews
Seminole
Fort Stockton
Ronnie Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Louis Gonzales
Larry Lumpkin
Pecos
Tommy Galloway
Chester Sample
Frank Rice
Leo Brooks
Jimmy Davenport
Randy Jackson
Monahans
Steve Homes
Truman Turk
Lonnie Hater
Odessa
Southern Basketball
Gordon
Ken Williamson
Dwayne Turner
Chuck Finley
Joe Mooring
Fire damages Morgan James household items in move
A noon Thursday fire of unknown origin destroyed clothing linens and kitchen appliances in a pickup bed at 702 SW 3rd Andrews. Mr and Mrs Morgan James had just arrived to Andrews and were visiting his parents when neighbors spotted the blaze. the pickup was unscathed and loss valued at 300 dollars.
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Morgan James
Andrews
San Angelo
J. F. James
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