Andrews Teams Triumph Over Kermit In Weekend Gridiron
In four games over 4% hours, four Andrews squads faced four Kermit squads. The Freshman Gold tied, the Andrews Colts won 21-8, the B team won 6-0, and the varsity posted a 16 4 victory Friday night as Mustang fans cheered a weekend of strong showings.
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Kermit Scouting Rallies as Yellowjackets Rally
Walton Field observers noted heavy scouting for the Kermit vs Andrews game with Fort Stockton's larger squad tracking each move. A goal line fumble in the closing minutes unsettled Pt Stockton fans while Kermit partisans stayed in the box and rooted for the Yellowjackets.
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Fort Stockton
Kermit
Andrews
Yellowjackets
Pt. Stockton
Patrolmen Joke About Parking On Ker mit Highway
Highway patrolmen Buff Angel and Kenneth Turner teased about parking on the Ker mit highway to stop southwest bound traffic while Andrews fans moved northeast. Angel noted Andrews fans are orderly and traffic has been accident free for years as they return from a ball game with Monrahans and Wink fans nearby on the same road.
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Buff Angel
Kenneth Turner
Kermit Highway
Andrews
Monrahans
Wink
Angel
Hearing in Odessa for T and P permit extended recess requested
Counsel for the T and P Railroad seeks a two month recess after J P Kerr of Georgetown testifies. Examiner Edmund Prity weighs extension as Permian Basin Railroad and T and P prep for cross examination could fill next week. A corridor suggestion proposes drawing names of participants for Christmas prize exchanges.
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T & P Railroad Company
IOC
Odessa
J. P Kerr
Creargetown
Sesson
Edmund Prity
Frank Brooks
Permian Basin Railroad
Kerr
PBRR
Tom Farmer
Kerr Kerr
Georgetown Railroad
Permian Basin
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Murder Trial Of Ivy Begins Here Monday
After nearly 28 months and four postponements, the Ted Ray Ivy murder trial opens in Judge Russell Austin's 108th District Court. Jurors include 146 witnesses. key witnesses and defendant statements are delayed by missing participants and absent spouses. Ivy is charged with murder in the Oct 1961 shooting of Lemuel Albert Brock at a Briscoe farm north of town.
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Ted Ray Ivy
Russell Austin
108Th District Court
Hilaria Sanches
Mexico
Charles McLaurin
Gey Briscoe
Lemuel Albert Brock
Guy Briscoe
Here
Brock
Oil Spotlight Strawn Oiler Indicates Northeast Andrews Prospect
Strawn discovery near Jocelyn Varn no 1 University in Andrews County shows 1900 feet from south line and 1980 feet from west line. Latest test flowed 92 barrels of oil in 24 hours through a 11/4 inch choke at 11 275 278 feet with tubing pressure 875 psi. Earlier tests produced 66 barrels in 12 hours at 8 64 inch choke and 1250 psi with 241 000 cubic feet daily gas. Additional context notes nearby Devonian pool openings and multiple wells in the MAK pool with varied flow rates and acidizing fractures.
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Gordon Knox & Associates of
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Tarzan
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Dallas
CSB Promotes Bank Officer to Executive VP and Managing Officer
Gerald McCaskill, vice president and commercial loan officer at Commercial State Bank, is promoted to executive vice president and managing officer, replacing Bil Young who moves to Paris. McCaskill’s background includes Hereford State Bank, U S Department of Agriculture service, Navy service in World War II, and a 1950 Texas A&M graduate. He and his family reside at 1000 NW 13th St. Young relocates to Paris to head a newly chartered bank set to open December 1.
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Commercial State Bank
Bil Young
Paris
McCaskill
Johnny Smith
Harold Cox
Hereford
Hereford State Bank
Hereford Bank
US Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Leon County
Centerville
Kermit Rally Falls Short Against Yellowjackets in Key Clash
In a tense game, Kermit rallies from a 10 point deficit but Andrews Mustangs hold on. Benji Lawrence powers 65 yard drives for Yellowjackets while Jerry Brannon and Floyd Lindsey contribute key stops and a late Nolen interception ends Kermit’s rally. The Mustangs lead 10-0 after the first quarter as Glenn Pipes recovers a fumble and Joe Lyles adds a field goal.
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Joe Lyles
Andrews
Andrews Mustangs
Kermit Crew
Floyd Lindsey
Yellowjackets
Mustang
Kermit
Benji Lawrence
Jerry Brannon
Bobby Nolen
Nolen
Glenn Pipes
Brannon
Glenn Frazier
Lyles
Steve Reid
Dennis Cowan
Railroad hearing paints hopeful future for region
Witnesses at the ICC hearing on a proposed 78 mile Permian Basin Railroad between Odessa and Seagraves described plans for steel, chemical, and castor bean development across Ector, Andrews, and Gaines counties. Testimonies covered iron ore shipping, plant construction, castor bean expansion, and expected rail traffic boosting local industry and commerce.
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Andrews
Gaines
ICC
Odessa
Seagraves
Permian Basin Railroad Company
T & P Railway Company
Edmund T. Fritz
Washington, D. C
J. Allison
Phoenix
Arizona
PBR
Hedges
Andrews County
Ector County
Noel Mathews
Fort Worth
Jury Awards $1500 In Case
Homer B Bexley sued Employers Reinsurance Corp and won 1500 in compensation for alleged total and permanent disability from injuries while employed by Parker Drilling Co. County Criminal Court convenes November 4 with DWI first on docket. judge Roy D Bennett notes delays due to illness and a witness setback.
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Homer B Bexley
Employers Reinsurance Corporation
Julige Russell Austin
Bexley
Parker Drilling Company
County Criminal Court
Roy D. Bennett
Wesley Pastor Transferred to Kentwood Church
Rev. Henry Saller, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, is appointed to Kentwood Methodist Church in Big Spring by the Northwest Texas Conference. Rev. Phillip Widmer will take the Wesley Church pastorate there. Pastor Saller and his family will move to Big Spring soon.
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Henry Saller
Wesley Methodist Church
Kentwood Methodist Church
Big Spring
Northwest Texas Conference
Methodist Church
Phillip Widmer
Salley
Wil
Absentee voting opens Monday on amendments
Absentee balloting on amendments begins at 9 a m Monday in the county clerk’s office per Charlie Burkett county clerk The major item on the ballot calls for removal of poll tax The second amendment would provide aid rooms for needy aged disabled blind and needy children A third provision plans a disability and death compensation fund for all Jefferson County officers and employees The final resolution seeks a 15000000 increase in the veterans land fund
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Charlie Burkett
Jefferson County
Texas
Veteran's Land Fund
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