Mine Cave In Tragedy Sparks Blame From Official
State mining deputy Gordon Smith blamed David Fellin for his entombment after 15 days noting pillars were being removed and miners did not dig deeply. The rescue focused on Louis Bova still 300 feet underground with a widening shaft expected to take 30 to 40 hours.
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Sheppton
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David Felln
Gordon Smith
Fellin
Smith
Bova
Henry Throne
Miss Jean George Honored at Yellow and White Shower
Bride elect Miss Jean George was toasted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Willie Chandler and Mrs. James Broiles at the Broiles home on Highway 78 North. About 20 guests attended as gifts were exchanged ahead of the September 6, 1963, wedding to James Lewis at Monkstown Baptist church.
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James Lewis
Willie Chandler
James Broiles
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Carol Chandler
Jo Eten Broiles
Geore
Monkstown Baptist Church
Arnold D. George
Charles Lewis
Ravenna
Hundley Returns Home After Surgery Stay
Mr and Mrs G C Hundley return to their Seator home after a 10 day stay at Vielra Falls where he underwent surgery and is reported in improved condition.
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G. C. Hundley
Seetor
Vielra Falls
Mining Volunteer Courage Amid Debris Rescue Remark
Quote from Smith praising a volunteer who risks danger amid debris and rock while rescuers work. He notes a volunteer would need mining skill agility and courage if someone goes down. The remark reflects the perilous nature of the rescue effort described in Fellin and Throne.
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Fellin
Smith
Stolen Sidewalk Tiles Reappear In Denton Neighborhood
Charles Thompson reported a missing fifty tile sidewalk in front of his home. A tip led police to a suspected thief, but Thompson then notified that the tiles had been recovered and laid back in place.
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Denton, Tex
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Charles Thompson
Thompson
Ice Cream Supper Held by Lannius Community Club
About 100 members and guests attended the ice cream supper on the lawn at the Community center. Allen Bowman welcomed attendees as club president. Rev J M Star gave the invocation. Homemade ice cream and cake were served by club women. Kenneth Hall of Windom was a guest.
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Spl
Allen Bowman
Lannius Club
J. M. Star
Church of God
Lamus
Kenneth Hall of
Windom
Lawson Family To Hold Reunion at Bonham State Park
The Lawson family reunion will be held at Bonham State Park on Sunday September 1. Harvie Lawson of Providence Rhode Island expects to attend, his first visit in 17 years. All family members are invited to attend with a basket lunch.
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Lawson
Bonham State Park
Harvie Lawson
Providence
R. L
Bonham
Bonhamites Return From West Texas
Mr and Mrs Willie Herd and daughters Ginger and Judy have returned from Lubbock where they visited her sister Mrs Everett Hill and family and with Mr and Mrs Chester Potect former Bonhamites En route home they visited relatives and friends at Post.
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Ginger
Judy
Lubbock
Everett Hill
Chester Potect
Leonard Farmer Amputated After Farm Accident
Leonard farmer J W Hazel, 44, of Leonard area, was taken to Greenville hospital after his left hand was mangled in a mechanical puller turning corn. The injury necessitated amputation.
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J. W. Hazel
Leonard Area
Greenville
Hazel
Ector WMU Circles Hold Bible Study Meetings
WMU circles of First Baptist church met at members’ homes to continue the mission book Primitive Religion by Luther Copeland. Annie Armstrong circle heardLesson two from the book while Frances Kim circle studied Hebrews 11 and Ruth opened with prayer and devotion.
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ECTOR
Sps
WMU
First Baptist Church
C. L. Nelson
Frances Kim
Ray Freeman
For Sale Holstein Heifer Calves and Outdoor Items
For sale listing includes Holstein heifer calves from Mrs Porter Simpkins Tulip community. Also offers a Smith Corona portable typewriter with case a 410 gauge pump shotgun with case both in excellent condition plus barbecue loin lean at 85 cents a pound from Casey's Cut-Rate Market 811 South 5th. Call 583 3610.
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Porter Simpkins
Tulip
Smith Corona
Casey
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