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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
4
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Obituary notices recount the deaths of Robert A. Allen of Scaramenta California and Henry Malone of Lamesa, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Also listed are funeral services for Mrs. Moreno of Cogdell and Mrs. Mor mo of Snyder, detailing burial plans and officiants.
Obituary note records resident Anderson who lived in Tuli for a decade. The fragment mentions a spouse and a 1962 death, with unclear surrounding details due to garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary obituary notes indicate Mrs Casas Ellant died at Memorial Hospital after illness. The brief item mentions funeral arrangements and private services for Mrs dewoipo, with unclear references to relatives or officiants.
Jumbled OCR text describes a teen drowning incident near a swimming post and mentions a Wes ten family, survivors, and relatives including grandparents and a maternal line. Names are garbled but indicate a Modesto area obituary fragment with references to local police and family members.
Mrs Duncan a longtime Motley County resident died Sunday after a prolonged illness. She lived in Matador since 1936 and was a member of the Church of Christ of Matador. Survivors include two sons Aubrey of Carlsbad New Mexico and Clyde of Phoenix Arizona, two daughters Ruby Harris of Matador and Mozelle Brown of Roswell Nebraska, along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p m today at Seigler Funeral Home Chapel with Hib Dems Church of Christ minister from McAdoo and Love Wall officiating. Burial will be in Northfield Cemetery.
The text urges changing surroundings to mold character, drop low habits, and surround yourself with art, books, music, and practice. It links evolution through effort and prayer to enrich life as you adopt new routines and people who inspire growth.
Viva Melinda Glover of LEIS Oth St. will be buried at Laurel Land Dallas after services at Dopam Jaxtay Esthaven and Wilsom Funeral Tome conducted by Rev. D T Bold with Rev. Michard Paige. Burial in Laurel Land Cemetery Dallas at 2 am Tuesday. Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Nitover died Sunday at Methodist Hospital. She was a Hempill Wells employee, born Depart native, lived in Lubbock about 10 years, member of First Baptist Church South Plains China Chile West Texas Giadiedta Club and former Western Star. Survivors include husband Tody, daughter Ais, Willan Busk of Dallas, James Leonard and Eve Deanard of Dallas, Amatillo, Devine, Leonard of San Francisco and Deming NM, 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers listed.
Funeral services for 79 year old Barry Jondahl of S407 S Second will be at Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Chapel with Ray Johnson officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park under direction of Franklin Bartley. Jondahl died at 950 pm Saturday at Methodist Hospital. A Oklahoma native, he lived in Lubbock since 1946. He owned a used furniture business here. Survivors include a daughter and son, two brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers named.
Obituary briefs note services today for Barton James Bagwell 18 of 2508 Aith Street at First Baptist Church Auditori urn burial in Resthaven Memorial Park under Henderson Funeral Home. Also listed are services for Tina Bainum 84 in Friona First United Methodist Church with Friona Cemetery burial and for Mrs C D Burleson 78 of Slaton at Church of Christ with Englewood Cemetery burial. Other notices include Mrs John Hamill of Plainview and Archie Hope of Lubbock with memorials at local chapels and park burials, plus Kenny Wing and Lira Nell Matsler services in Plainview and Memorial Park cemeteries following hospital stays. The blurbs reference autopsy results pending in one case with a justice of the peace.
Mrs. Lawson Murry Glasscock 82 died in Lockney Nursing Home. Services were at 2 p.m. at Wirsd Baptist Church with Rev. Gene Hawkins of Lubbock and G C Applewhite of Lockney officiating. Burial followed at Gene Lockney Carter Funeral Home. Survivors include two sons Murry Glasscock and Eugene Glasscock, a daughter Viola Rewell, and a sister, with details from the fragmented obituary.
Services for 54 year old Juanita Alvarado Morend will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with Rev. Angelo Scolozza officiating. Burial follows in Hillside Memorial Gardens under director.
Fannie May Squires 88 died Saturday in Littlefield Hospital after moving from Albuquerque 15 years ago. Funeral services today at Hammons Funeral Home chapel with Jack McCormick officiating. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Survivors include two sons Don of Littlefield and Hunter of Long Beach California. four daughters Mrs Wilbur Ginby Mrs Jack McLeah Mrs AR McGuire and Mrs James A White. one sister Mrs Maynard Wjiard. 14 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
A 12-year-old boy was listed in fair condition at University Hospital after an electrical shock at a city pool. Police said an extension cord touched water causing the shock. John Stowers of 2008 49th Street was at the pool when the incident occurred.
The Associated Press tallied 22 weekend deaths across Texas from Friday to Sunday amid calm weather and blamed traffic accidents for most fatalities. Notable stops included four dead near Pecos in a collision on U.S. 285 and three traffic deaths in San Antonio. Suspect Margie Loy Dingler, 26, faced a murder charge in Houston.
Albuquerque memorial services set for retired FBI agent Charles Winstead who fired two of the three bullets that killed John Dillinger. Winstead, 82, died Friday at the Albuquerque Veterans Hospital. He is survived by his widow Maude and several stepchildren and a daughter. He helped track Bonnie and Clyde and waited outside the Biograph Theater in Chicago on July 22, 1934, when Dillinger emerged and was killed.
A memorial Mass at St. Athanaseus church honored 137 parishioners murdered in the Southeast Bronx area over 18 months. The Rev. Louis R. Gigante urged 600 attendees to aid police, noting high crime and urging action to prevent more victims.
UPI White House reporter Melen Thomas quotes Martha Mitchell as sane and frank about the Watergate inquiry. Mitchell says Mrs Nixon is honest and not seeking to shield John Mitchell while noting Nixon remains isolated and credibility has suffered.
Police report a car driven by James Cronin left the road and plunged into Middle Island Creek killing seven people including Cronin and six relatives. Joseph Francis, 14, survived after escaping the sinking vehicle and summoning help. The crash occurred north of St Marys on a Saturday night.
The Holi day Park volunteer fire department marked the anniversary with a Sunday picnic in Plum Borough offering 12,000 ears of corn and free beef to residents and invited guests wearing badges. The Sood was purchased two months ago and kept under guard around the clock.
A man identified as Ea Mes ser was treated at Highland Hospital after a shooting in the 3300 block of 26th Street around 9 p.m. He was listed in serious condition as police continued the investigation. Authorities say a fight victim left St. Mary’s Hospital around 9 p.m. and a man was arrests in the disturbance near 6th Street and Avenue EB.
Police arrested a 38 year old man and a 19 year old man in the 3400 block of Memphis Avenue about 4 30 am Sunday over a series of cold drink machine burglaries at six service stations. A vehicle stop for defective headlights led to recovery of money and items. Both suspects were charged with drunk and marijuana possession in addition to burglary. Burglaries occurred between 3 and 4 50 am Sunday at stations on 3618 34th St 3704 34th St 34th Street and Quaker Avenue 8801 Clovis T Road 25th Street and Avenue Q and 2402 50th St.
Marie Wagner Hughes aged 54 of Baird was killed Saturday evening on New Mexico 44 in San Juan County after her car skidded on a rain slick curve. Her vehicle collided with another, then ran up an embankment and overturned into a ravine.
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