Bank Robber Gets Ten Years In Matador Case
Sam Horton, 24, pleaded guilty to robbing the First State Bank of Matador last June 26. Dist. Judge L. D. Ratliff sentenced Horton to 10 years. Horton, then a Texas Tech College senior, was seized while driving a farmer’s car near Floydada with 9,046 dollars from the loot.
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Matador
Tex
Sammy Jim Horton
First State Bank of
Dist
L. D. Ratliff
Horton
Texas Tech College
Floydada
Winners in Crosby FFA Fair Rodeo Listed
The Crosby FFA Community Fair and Rodeo crowned calf scramble winners and announced officers for the 20th annual event led by Mickey Welch as president. Winners and sponsors include Michael Stasney, Tom Ellender, Barry Martin, and others from Crosby Lions Club, American Legion, and local businesses. Also reported are local visits, birthdays, weddings, and a new baby, with notes on travel to Dallas and Shreveport and a vacation return.
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Crosby
Crosby Ffa
Mickey Welch
Donald Johnson
Orville Foster
Bill Murff
Clifford Michalsky
FFA
James Marek
A. H. Garris
Berr. Glover
Vernon Eilers
Billy Foster
Eddie Faust
Cecil Hartien
James Jones
Gary Parrott
Wayne Smith
E. P. Miller
James Gentry
Nellrose Henson
Milton Brasher
Antone Hechler
Pete Garber
Pete Ellerbee
Tommy Ellender
Crosby Lions
Highlands Star
Leon
Mullens
Highlands Pharmacy
Brenda Aiken
Lynchburg
Feed Store
Highlands State Bank
Donnie Adams
Hendrickson Drugs
Webber Auto Parts
Mark Creel
Highlands Rotary Club
Dallas
G. A. Flournoy
Wayne Senderlin
Texas
Crosby Graduate Ronnie Marshall Veterinarian to Air Force
Ronnie Marshall a Crosby High School and Texas A&M University graduate has earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. He will start as a first lieutenant in the Air Force Veterinary Corps on August 20 in Denver after visiting his parents. He holds BS 1965 and has earned multiple honors and scholarships and held a cadet rank of lieutenant colonel in 1965.
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Ronie Marshall
G. K. Marshall
Texas A&m University
A&m
Crosby High School
Air Force Veterinary Corps
Denver
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Kappa Phi
Gamma Sigma Delta
Alpha Zeta
Corps of Cadets
Parks and Wildlife Panel Considers Land Program
A 3100 million land acquisition program through 2000 will be reviewed by the State Parks and Wildlife Commission next month. Gov. Connally voiced interest, with a plan cited at 75 to 50 million for 1967-69. The proposal targets 100000 acres including scenic and historic areas, and revises a Watson plan from the former executive director.
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Jume
Parks and Wildlife Department
Commission
Texas Tech
Tech
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Soap For Viet Effort Progress Reported By Sergeant
Louisville AP report shows Army Sergeant Henry G. Logsdon Jr advancing a soap campaign for Vietnamese mountain children. In a letter home he notes receiving over 400 bars since last month and a Frankfort church plans to ship 2,134 bars.
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Louisville
Henry G. Logsdon Jr
Viet Nam
Frankfort
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