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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1961
Page
3
A woman identified as Mrs. Sather was found dead in a car near Saton after a night incident. Two men, Rexcoat and Eubank, were spotted in the area earlier. investigators said no immediate cause or weapon was determined. The scene suggests a fatality linked to the canyon locale as authorities advance the case with scant readable details.
A man identified as Snyder was shot while seated in a Stone area home where his wife and two of his three children were present. The man was injured. conditions not disclosed. Police reported the incident is under investigation.
Funeral services are planned for M W Hill this Saturday with arrangements coordinated by local funeral home. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the ceremony and burial details will follow at a city cemetery.
Obituary reports composer Carlos Salzedo has died. The article notes his influence on harpists and students, with mentions of colleagues and his role in contemporary music circles.
Fragmented report notes rites set for an infant Donathan with mentions of relatives Mrs shtens and Lorenz. The text also references a relay event, a Cecehyten Cr location, and an enormous steel etnash of sea water, indicating a garbled OCR record of ceremony and miscellany.
Mrs Gardner is slated for funeral rites with details expected from the family. The notice notes mourners and service arrangements to be announced, honoring her life and memory.
Mrs. Joan W. Campbell, 72, of Crosbyton died Thursday. Funeral services planned at First Methodist, with the pastor officiating, in Crosby County. Survived by sons Arthur Campbell of Cros, Ray Campbell of Houston, and Leal Campbell. other children listed.
The Silverton rodeo opened Thursday night with a 100 person audience and a later Linns Club hosted coffee. A larger crowd of 106 attended prior events as the weekend celebration continues with a Saturday parade and final rodeo night.
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