Police log notes numerous thefts and property crimes
City police field reports including nails and bottle damage to a city vehicle on south Sixth. Multiple thefts from autos and residences, purse thefts, bicycle thefts, tool and tape thefts, burglary at Central Junior High and businesses, along with vandalism reports at several addresses and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Shop
S. Sixth
South Sixth Street
Rebecca Livingood
Taylor
David Penton
Santa Fe
Phillip Nolen
Lincoln
20Th and
Lee
Jim Corrales
Ave
Roy Johnson
Bishop Rd
Timothy Means
Park
Woodland Drive
Lise Henriquez
Cowie
Michael Morgan
Winston Mendoze
Williams
Raymond Talent
Motif Manor
E. Richardson
Ford Road
MacArthur Junior High School
Pay Less Motors
Ferris
Timothy Wade Whittington
Fort Sill
TGA
Margaret Hayden
Cherry
Cor Porked
Charies Guild
Jerry Morris
Eisenhower Drive
Cor
Jerry Chambers
Maureen Vonisko
Ann McKenna
Central Junior High School
Ninth and C
Lucille Aubrey
Atlento
Fred
Wright
El Paso Infant Contracts Polio Case
El Paso 14 month old Consuelo Jimenez contracted poliomyelitis, becoming the city’s first polio case in five years and Texas’ first in three. Despite immunization efforts, she did not receive the two month vaccines. her sister Maria Anita was not infected, and their mother Maria C. Jimenez wept over care prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Consuelo Jimenez
Thorities
Texas
Maria Anita
Maria C. Jimenez
Consuelo
Bernard Rosenblum
el Paso City-County
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Rosenblum
Cot ton Electric marks retiring manager with August meeting
Cotton Electric Cooperative will honor retiring general manager Don Cage at its August 21 annual meeting in Sultan Park. Cage served 26 years as manager and 35 years in the rural electrification program. William Miller will succeed Cage, and the event includes a reception for visiting trustees and a final report by Cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Electric Cooperative
Don Cage
Sultan Park
Cage
Cotton Electric
Cimarron Electric
Kingfisher
William Miller
Dage
Marvin Scherler
Scherler
M. E. Ball
Duncan
Board of Trustees
Contract Set For Hangars At Lawton Airport
Central Construction Co. of Lawton won a 53 783 dollar contract for 10 new T hangars at Lawton Municipal Airport. The project near existing hangars should take about 90 days and is funded entirely by airport funds. Airport Manager Bill Cox said space will relieve a shortage but the hangars will fill quickly. The airport authority approved bidding at its June 12 meeting with estimated rent at 50 dollars per space. Each hangar will store one small private plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Cox
Flower Mound Sets School Enrollment and Schedule
Flower Mound School announces enrollment from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on August 22 with a teachers meeting at 9 a.m. on August 21. Kindergarten and new first graders should bring birth certificates immunization records and last year report cards. Classes start 8:40 a.m. August 25. Lunch price up to 40 cents. The district joins three new programs in speech therapy and learning disabilities, plus a visiting teacher for underachieving students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Mound
Kay Johnson
Comanche County
American Bank Plans Expansion Near Park
Huddleston's Funeral Home will be razed to create a landscaped lot and parking for American Bank. Bank president Darrell Jones said the purchase adds 75 feet of space to expand west and new drive in access lanes will be laid out along 125 feet of vacant north property. Razing was hoped to start within a week after the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleston
American National Park
D. Darrell Jones
Bank
Jones
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A. H. Kirkpatrick
Southwestern Design and Development Co
2 Ranch
Cowie Road
Coop
National Bank
F.D.I.C
Jimenez
Texas Attorney General
Thomason General Hospital
Taster’s Choice
Taster
FFFE
Alf
Wn Pws
Nestle Company
GOX
Elm City
W.s
American Bank
Air Co
Friedrich
Aly
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