Coralie Meinecke Dies at 54 in Ozona After Illness
Coralie Meinecke 54 of Ozona died Sunday after months of illness in Crockett County Hospital. A lifelong county leader and executive, she began as a secretary in a law firm, later ran the Crockett County Co ownership, and served in many Texas professional groups. Services were held Tuesday at First Methodist Church in Ozona with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named local residents and colleagues. Her career spanned law office work, county administration, and leadership roles in Desk and Derrick Club and Texas Title Association. She contributed to the Crockett County Draft Board and community organizations for decades.
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Now Methodist Church
Coralie Meinecke
Ozona
Crockett County Hospital
Meinecke
Comanche
Rs. L. J. Kittle
Janes Fun
Byron Will
Dick Henderson
John
Pascal Northcutt
A. Fields
J. B. Miller
Charles Aliams Jr
Gartitz
Midland
W. Pierce
L. B. Cox, Jr
Maxnemann
U. S
Rusty)th
Lowell Littleton
W. E. —— Miller
N. W
Orona Aty
Crockett County
Crockett County Co
Graham
Chas. Davidson
Grass
Texas
Desk
Derrick Club
Angelo
Texas Title Association
Golf Association
Me Country Club
Thane
Crockett Coun. Association
Crockett World
Meinot
Gabe
Ted
Meineck
Inom
Viduals and
Busi
Westmorelands Hold Reunion at Lake Eanes Park
The Westmoreland family reunion brought 125 attendees to Lake Eanes Park Comanche for a two day gathering June 22 and 23. Attendees spanned Texas states plus Oklahoma and New Mexico with Jim and Lou Watson and Charlie Hillhouse among organizers. A Saturday musical with a string band followed by a Sunday lunch and more visits led to plans for a 1964 reunion.
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Winfield
Sarah Westmoreland
Jim
Lou Watson
Charlie
Margaret Hillhouse
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Westmoreland
Jess
Seminole
Ross
Gustine
Ora
Dublin
Bunyan
Lamkin
Howard D. Sr
Lamesa
Ora Hillhouse
Abbie Watson
Waco
Ora Westfall
Edna Hill
Annie Westfall
Carlton
Worthall
Miss
Charlie Westmoreland
Haskell
Oklahoma
James Westmoreland
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Margaret Kennemer
Mawkins
Anderson Westmoreland
Bryan
Houston
Wichita Falls
Pasadena
Kingsville
Jacksboro
Azle
Hico
San Antonion
de Leon
McLean
Patsy Sue Little Marries David Lancaster in Co manche
Miss Patsy Sue Little wed David Gray Lancaster on Saturday June 15 at 7 00 p m in the Little family home on Sidney Road Rev Alton Kirkland officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Little The groom son of Mr and Mrs Lon Lancaster of Co manche The couple were attended by Miss Frances Lancaster maid of honor and Miss Loretta Ann Chambers bridesmaid Best man was James Hillis A reception followed for family and close friends Also noted Mr and Mrs Johnny Living ston and children returned from an eight day Westward trip to Disney land Los Angeles San Diego and northern California
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Patsy Sue Little
David Gray Lancaster
Little
Sidney Road
Alton Kirkland
W. M. Little
Lon Lancaster
Comanche
Kirkland
Frances Lancaster
Loretta Ann Chambers
James Hillis
Thelma Lancaster
Johnny Livingston
Disneyland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Gener
Californa
William Kirkland
Guetine
Bob Greenlee
Arlington
G. R. Williamson
Houston
Howard Greenlee
Allan Vienneau
Pampa
J. W. McEntire
Irving
Don Greenlee
Goldsmith
Hearing Aid Prices Down Plan Appeals to Public
A local ad promotes lower prices on hearing aids along with cuts on batteries repairs and supplies. It urges shoppers to compare prices test competitors and visit Temple hearing center at 120 N 3rd with a clinic on July 15th.
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Treadway
Mmanche
Mge
Greenlee Family Holds First Reunion at Lake Eanes Park
Descendants of pioneer George Wesley Greenlee and Sarah Amanda Foster Greenlee gathered at Lake Eanes Park Comanche on Sunday June 30 for their first reunion in years. Attendees listed include Neil Greenlee Cliff Greenlee Paul Patton and many others from Texas and beyond. Plans were made to hold the reunion on the last Sunday in June in future years.
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Comanche County
George Wesley Greenlee
Sarah Amanda Foster Greenlee
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Holmes County
Ohio
William J. Greenlee
Sarah Carpenter Greenlee
Illinois
Hunt County
Texas
Sarah Amanda Foster
William F
Revecca Foster
Hasse
Neil Greenlee
Cliff Greenlee
Morehans
Paul Patton
Wedding of Miss Charlotte Rose Rees and Billy Wilson in Fort Worth
Miss Charlotte Rose of Quanah and Billy Wilson of Fort Worth wed at College Avenue Baptist Church Fort Worth Friday night June 28 at 7 30 officiated by Pastor next year at Lake Eanes Park. After a wedding dinner at Western Hills the couple left for a Dallas Galveston honeymoon and will live at 7000 Jacksboro Highway Fort Worth. The bride a Quanah High School and Commercial College graduate works as secretary at Texas Refinery Corporation. The groom a 1953 Comanche High School graduate known as Worm Wilson for a strong mile run in the state meet in Austin attended Texas College.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Charlotte Rose
Quanah
Billy Wilson
Wess Wilson
Comanche
Ht. B. Youngblood
Western Hills
Dallas
Galveston
Jacksboro Highway
Quanah High School
Commercial College
Texas Refinery Corporation
Harold Rose
Comanche High School
Worm” Wilson
Austin
Texas College
Funeral services for Pastor's son Herman Casey
Mrs. FE. O. Teague and Mrs. Ovella Wilson of Comanche attended funeral services in Cisco on Sunday July 7 for Herman Casey who died July 3 in Louisiana. He is the son of Elder C. L. Casey pastor of the Primitive Baptist Church in Comanche.
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FE. O. Teague
Ovella Wilson
Comanche
Cisco
Herman Casey
Louisiana
C. L. Casey
The
Primitive Baptist Church
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Ane
Scott Towels
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Imeem Atta
Mib
Wwe
Cee Ee Enn
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Mr. Treadway
Greenlee
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