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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1975
Page
2
Fragmentary text indicates a nursing home incident involving a person named Ella Arnold HALY ORS TRA and a Friday death. Readable parts reference foray, center, cements for ws, and potential injury or foray events with mangled names.
A garbled OCR style item references FRET defeating Pouce and mentions names and places in a fractured public notice or sports card. It preserves several proper nouns and partial phrases, signaling a terse local event recap without clear coherent details.
unreadable OCR text fragment from a historical page provides few legible names and numbers. lacks coherent events, places, or dates to establish a clear news item.
Richard Dodson was taken into custody following a reported drug incident. Authorities did not release further details, and the investigation continues with no additional information available at this time.
An obituary notice for Mrs. Letiie Fac e of Paducah lists funeral services at Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery in Paducah. Norris Funeral Home handles arrangements for Mrs. Truelock who died Thursday morning in Riverside Memorial Hospital at Paducah after an extended illness.
Mrs. Alice Mar Guyer Lovelace Lovelace Love Wier dies at Parmer County Hospital in Hereford Texas after moving from Friona with her parents. Funeral held at Hamlin Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. Per ry officiating. Survivors: husband Charlie Lovelace three sons Johnny Jerry Leon, sister Abs M, two brothers William H. Ginger and John R. Guver, and three grandchildren. Burial at San Tere Memorial Park handled by Parsons Funeral Home Friona.
Sparse readable text mentions a Pew and a fire at different locations, with unclear names and dates. The fragment discusses a ceremony or event at a place called Biserd and reference to a woman’s event or agency, plus a plan or action by a person named Mera.
In Levelland Texas a veteran linked to the Veterans of Foreign Wars is noted. The article references connections to a local church and community members including a Levelland resident and addresses a public welfare or veterans aid context.
Fragmented text notes a Baptist Church service and funeral plans. Mentions pastor Carl Grabs and the Phage tew Cemetery. References a marriage, a DeLeon Witt member, and a relocation or financial figures with unclear context.
John W. Lloyd age unknown died at Leekneng Niuts ing Teme about 2:80 pm Friday after a seven week illness. Born in Callin County he was a retired farmer. Survivors include Myrtle. Mrs. Fannie Mae Brown of Thermopolis Wyoming. Mrs. Leeona Brandes of Vers an a Mor n. Mrs. Hoodie Leach of Casha, Oklahoma. and Mrs. Dora sit out Denison, seven aeris site. The service will be at First Hhuslist Church of Hugh gee with Rev. pastor Carter Paboral Home directing.
The funeral for Wye i Mae Lubbock, officiated by Rev. W. Farley, is noted with a graveside service at the Tuos inva Lub. The obituary lists surviving parents Bo and Mira Herston Ale Cieilon and siblings including Danny, Soommouer, and Mire.
A fire at a vacant house on 3 8th St Friday caused total loss to the structure and contents. Investigators and a fire department spokesman are probing the cause. A burglary charge related to a habitation was set against a suspect, with a bond of 2,500.
Mrs. McPherson died after a lengthy illness. Funeral services set for today in Weohite Pungi Home Chapel with Rev. Lae officiating. Burial at Gonnell Cemetery. She moved from Louidand to Lyon County and was a member of Sweet Street Chapel. Survivors include three grandchildren, three nieces, and several nephews.
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