Crime spree hits multiple Destin area sites and thefts
May 7 reports show several incidents from the Argyleide Chemical plant on Azalea Drive to the Destin Airport fence damage. Damages range from 100 to 170 dollars. Suspected thefts include a Honda Accord from Destin Airport lot and two window breakings. Deputies Hank Garrett Johnny Eubanks and Graham Fountain investigated multiple cases.
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Ray Hall
Argueide Chemical Company
Azalea Drive
Hank Garrett
James G.M. Buttles
Alabama
Destin Airport
Buttles
Johnny Eubanks
Daniel Showalter
Obituary: Sidney C. Barley of Freeport dies at 83
Sidney C. Barley of Freeport died Tuesday evening May 7 1985 in DeFuniak Springs. A Narrows Virginia native, he lived in Freeport since 1937 and was a WWI veteran retired fisherman and member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Donnie, sons Gene and Sidney F., six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral was held May 10 at Clary Godwin Funeral Home chapel with Revs. Joe Rollins and Green Harrell officiating. Burial followed in Hatcher Cemetery.
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Sidney C. Barley
Freeport
DeFuniak Springs
Narrows
Mr. Barley
First Baptist Church
Donnie G. Barley
Gene Barley
Sidney F. Barley
Milton
Clary
Godwin Funeral Home
Joe Rollins
Green Harrell
Hatcher
Clary-Godwin Funeral Home
Memorial for James C. Scott in Florida
James C. Scott age 72 died May 7 1985 in DeFuniak Springs Florida hospital. He was born in Camden New Jersey a retired mechanical engineer and attended First United Methodist Church Freeport. Memorial services were held May 9 1985 at 11 a.m. at Commander Funeral Home chapel officiated by Revs Charles Wimberley and Bill Hunter. Cremation to follow with arrangements by Commander Funeral Home DeFuniak Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Scott
DeFuniak Springs
Camden
First United Methodist Church
Freeport
Lorraine Scott
Sandra S. Crowe
Marietta
James Daniel Scott
Northcross
Mabel Sharp
Richard H. Scott
Centerville
Commander Funderal
Charles Wimberley
Bill Hunter
Commander Funeral Home
Coast Guard reports two incidents in Choctawhatchee Bay area
A 16 foot Hobie Cat capsized near White Point in Choctawhatchee Bay at 2 50 p m. Charles McDowell of Niceville received hull damage and was towed to Eglin by the 41 footer. Earlier at 8 10 a m the 41 footer conducted a Medevac from the Peggy Lee seven miles east of Destin. J William Barton of Atlanta injured his left hip and was taken to Humana Hospital Fort Walton Beach after EMTs treated him at the station.
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Steven Lawrence Morris
Texas
Morris
Johnny Eubanks
Choctawhatchee Bay
White Point
Charles McDowell
Niceville
Eglin
Peggy Lee
Destin
Gulf
J. William Barton
Atlanta
Humana
Fort Walton Beach
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Wildcat Road
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Daniale Kashiro
Alan Phillips
Coast Guard
Liam
Ui cenaliemOateel
Sandestin
Viet Il
Meat Market & Deli
Yan
Ernie’s
Holiday Isle
Gulf Shore Drive
Beachside
Gulf Coast
Flat Keys
Hatteras
Boston
J. Potts
Denise Monteleone
Jerry McHargue
Robert Bonhardt
Deborah Lee
Moreno Plaza
Destin Bridge
Greenenfields Store
Mary Esther