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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1975

Page

2

Christmas Guests and Family News from Tokio Items

Christmas Eve visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whisenant Denver City with their children and families, Coy Lowrey Tokio, and Ronnie Whisenhunt. Patti Lowrey was admitted to St Marys Hospital in Lubbock. Five generations marked a Christmas Day gathering in Levelland. The article notes the D River in Oregon as the world’s shortest river.

Raymond Whisenant Denver City Coy Lowrey Tokio Ronnie Whisenhunt Carl Lowrey Grady Goodman Granbury Patti Lowrey St. Mary's Hospital Lubbock Weir Clem Levelland James Pence Amarillo Mike Clem Randy Jackson O'Donnell

Terry County election candidates seek voters support

Political notices from Terry County candidates detail their roots, military service, and community ties. Harvey Smith pledges home visits in Precinct 1 if reelected sheriff, while Ralph Murry outlines his 54 years in Terry County, business ownership, church membership, and plans to serve transparently.

Twas Terry County Ruby Bentley Jackie Cathy Iam Town Harmony Brownfield High Army Air Corps 125Th Military Police Company Calvary Baptist Church Ralph Murry

McLaer Dates and Events from Yesteryears

A compact chronicle notes key historical dates. January 2, 1960, Senator John Kennedy announces his candidacy for the 1960 Democratic nomination. January 3, 1961, the United States severs diplomatic relations with Cuba. January 4, 1942, birthday of Sir Isaac Newton. January 5, 1925, Nellie Taylor Ross sworn in as first woman governor. January 6, 1912, Taft proclaims New Mexico statehood.

John Kennedy Massachusetts United States Cuba Sir Isaac Newton Nellie Taylor Ross

PCCA Introduces TELCOT System For Cotton Marketing

Plains Cotton Cooperative Association unveils TELCOT a computerized bidding network linking 20 merchant offices in Lubbock Dallas and Memphis to its Lubbock computer. The system uses CRT data printers to broadcast daily market bids enabling sealed bids and a centralized price for various cotton qualities. Merchants bid privately with tie bids awarded to the top bidder.

Plains Cotton Cooperative Association PCCA Texas Oklahoma Dan Davis Pcca Gen Eral Telcot Lubbock Dallas Memphis Telcot Center Davis

Warning Issued On Tularemia In South Plains Area

Public Health Region 2 veterinarian Dr Dean Evers warns of human tularemia cases in the South Plains, including a fatal case in Lubbock. Hunters face danger from handling infected rabbits and vectors. use gloves, cook meat thoroughly, and avoid cross contamination. Symptoms include sudden fever, headache, chills, nausea. Diagnosis requires lab tests.

Dean Evers DVM Public Health South Plains Lubbock Man Evers

Killion Receives Service Award At Homecoming 1974

The Texas Tech Ex-Students Association awarded Killion and the Texas Tech Band the Community Service Award at Homecoming 1974, with the plaque presented by Bob Hope. The same year he was named Outstanding Alumni by the University of Nebraska in November. Married to Patricia Larsen, they have children Barbie Newton, James, and Jerry, with James and Jerry both seniors at Tech and Texas Tech respectively.

Great High Plains Texas Tech Ex-Students Association Killion Texas Tech Bob Hope University of Nebraska Killian Patricia Larsen Jimmy Barbie) Newton Dallas James Tech Jerry Lubbock

Crash Continues From Page One Details Family Ties

The report lists survivors including four sons Mike Jeff Mark and Joel all of Brownfield a daughter Mrs Monty Jona Farrar of Brownfield his mother Mrs C E Alma Joss of 1311 E Tate two sisters Mrs Harold LaRue Gaither of Mead Utah and Mrs Rufus Glynna Franks of Lubbock and two grandchildren.

E. Buckley Mike Jeff Mark Joel Brownfield Monty Jona) Farrar C. E Alma) Joss E. Tate Harold LaRue) Gaither Mead Utah Rufus Glynna) Franks Lubbock

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