Drifting Sands in Andrews Hospital Moves Out
James Roberts describes a downtown Andrews facility emptied of equipment and supplies as patients and staff depart for a new hospital. The piece contrasts outdated, sterile gear with a bustling move toward a functional medical center.
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Andrews
Memories of the old hospital endure in Andrews
The passage speaks to the old hospital’s stubborn transplant of memories beyond its stripped walls. It honors nurses Longley and Rosser and their decades covering life, illness, and death, noting how the building’s rooms hold personal histories for countless residents.
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Longley
Chris Rosser
Chris
Remembrance of a Hospital Crash and Aftermath
The piece recalls the Rumbaugh children and their parents recovering after a south town crash. Two children had broken limbs and casts while the hospital cared for eleven patients from two-vehicle wrecks on Glory road. Longley and Chris are remembered for their tireless efforts during the 3 a.m. crisis.
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Rumbaugh
Longley
Chris
Glory Road
Drifting Sands recollection of a night at the hospital
The narrator recalls calling Tulsa about a crash victim and the wife’s cold reaction. A frantic mother pleads for her teenager in the ER hallway. A midnight prayer service forms outside the operating room. A sleepwalking patient ends in court.
Retirement Incomes High in Andrews County
The annual report of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance shows Andrews County residents receive larger retirement checks due to higher lifetime earnings. Local recipients average $768 yearly, above the West South Central regional average of $678 and Texas state average of $690.
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Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Andrews County
Texas
Hereford Man Hired As Bank Vice President
The Commercial State Bank announces the appointment of Hereford native Gerald McCaskill as vice president and commercial loan officer starting July 15. He replaces Bill Burford who resigned to become president of Sheppard State in Wichita Falls. McCaskill earlier worked for the U S Department of Agriculture and served in the Navy during World War II.
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Commercial State Bank
Gerald McCaskill
Hereford State Bank
McCaskill
Bill Burford
Wichita Falls
Sheppard State Bank
Hereford Bank
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Leon County
Centerville High School
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Jury Is Recalled for Civil Trials in 109th District Court
A petit jury summoned earlier in the week will report at 9 30 a m to hear three potential cases in 109th District Court with Judge Russell Austin presiding The Tuesday call was postponed as lawyers for 92 awaiting trial cases said none were ready To be adjourned today the court will stay in session through next week and may relocate to Winkler or Crane County Holguin v Texas Employers Insurance Association yielded a 2303 00 judgment and Woods v Ellis was dismissed The docket includes 55 compensation cases 7 damage claims 5 insurance contract disputes and one each on declaratory judgment debt collection account and foreclosure of lien
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109Th District Court
Russell Austin
Winkler
Crane County
Gustav B. Holguin
Texas
Employer’s Insurance Association
Holguin
Austin
John R. Woods
Bobby N. Ellis
Shelia Ellis
Water Safety Emphasized In Local Swim Lessons
Local instructors stress extended swim training and high school physical education to reduce water fatalities. Nationwide drownings reach about 6,500 yearly as summer activities like swimming skiing and boating continue. In Andrews about 630 youths enroll in the summer recreation swimming program.
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Andrews
Dick Underwood Dies After Surgery at Big Spring Hospital
Dick Underwood longtime resident of Andrews died at about 6 p m Wednesday in Big Spring veterans hospital following a week of medical surgery.
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Dick Underwood
Andrews
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
Andrewood
Medicare Poll Results Sent To Congressmen
A local Chamber of Commerce survey on the King Anderson Medicare bill found 13 of 243 responses in support 172 opposed and nine with no opinion. The governmental affairs committee sent the results to Congressmen Andrews Senators Yarborough Tower Mahon and to President Kennedy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Governmental Affairs Committee
Andrews
Kennedy
Ralph Yarborough
John Tower
George Mahon
Industry Is City Lifeblood Industry Is City Lifeblood
Industry is vital to Andrews future as oil stabilizes. The Chamber of Commerce development committee aims to attract new industry via a three year plan funded by a $40,000 fundraiser led by Charlie Carruth. Research on local resources will precede any implementation.
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Dustry
Andrews
Move at Permian General Hospital Finally Completed
The move of 21 patients to Permian General Hospital was completed after a six hour delay caused by a pump failure in the air conditioning system. Thirteen patients traveled by private car or law enforcement vehicles, eight by Singleton ambulance, to reach the new building by 6 p.m. Five hours later a baby girl was born to Mrs. D R Kent, Andrews newest resident and the first birth in the new hospital.
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Permian General Hospital
John Neely
Louis Miller
Singleton Funeral Home
Dallas
Singleton Ambulance
D. R. Kent
Andrews
Chamber Head To Speak Here
Fred Husbands executive vice president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce will discuss a businessman's stake in government and the Chamber's concerns. The event sponsored by the governmental affairs committee is open to the public at 10 30 a m in the City Hall council chamber. He will cover bills pending before Congress and possible legislation for the 1963 state session.
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Fred Husbands
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Rites Held For Frankel City Postmaster
Funeral services for G. W. Blanchard 53 longtime Frankel City postmaster and grocer were held at the First Baptist Church with Virgil Barron officiating. Blanchard was found slumped behind his car early Tuesday and died of a heart seizure while returning from a business trip. he had served as postmaster 14 years and was active in local Masonic Lodge and the National Association of Postmasters. He is survived by his wife Lee.
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G. W. Blanchard
Andrews County
First Baptist Church
Virgil Barron
Frankel City Baptist Church
Blanchard
Curtis Garrett
Here
Garrett
Frankel City
Plains
Big Spring
Sylacauga
Ala
New Commercial State Bank selects RR Sewell to board
RR D D Sewell, owner of Andrews Hardware, is unanimously elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Charles W. Roberts Sr. Sewell, 42, has lived in the area five years with his wife Hazel and their son Terry a student at the University of New Mexico.
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Commercial State Bank
D D. Sewell
Andrews Hardware
Charles W. Roberts
Sewell
Hazel
Terry
University of New Mexico
Summer jobs fill town high school students
Summer means work for many high school students as the final bell ends the school year. The article lists numerous local youths in roustabout crews, grocery stores, surveys, telephone company work, well servicing, body shops, door to door sales, trucking, service stations, a bank, and a secretary role.
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