Printer Ed Edwards reaches 33 years at Avalanche Journal
Ed Edwards began as a printer's devil in 1900 and stayed with the Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas, through wars, technological shifts, and the move from hand set to high speed presses. He rose to supervise, married Velma Porter, and now shares family ties in the city with two grandchildren.
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Edwards
McKinney
McKinney Examiner
Wm. T. Edwards
The
Examiner
Jas. L. Dow
Seminole
Avalanche
Ao Aid
Uncle Sam
France
Avalanche- Journal
A. L. Borho
Leroy Davis
Tim Stovall
A. E. Jones
Will White
C. E. Davis
San Angelo
W. C. Edwards
Youth Week Program To Be Resumed Here
Herbert Puryear a Baylor student will re open the Inter Religious council sponsored National Youth Week programs postponed by a gas shortage. The Tuesday and Wednesday talks at 7 30 p m at the First Methodist church chapel feature Puryear Carolyn Lipshy and Cecil Eugene Matthews representing Baptist Jewish and Methodist denominations. Last week participants included Harvey Pruitt Betty Carraway and Dick Schmidt.
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Herbert Puryear
Baylor University
Puryear
Carolyn Lipshy
Cecil Eugene Matthews
First Methodist Church
Wright to be laid to rest beside Wilbur in Dayton
Orville Wright 76 will be buried Monday at Woodland Cemetery Dayton beside his brother Wilbur Wright. He died in his sleep at Miami Valley Hospital from lung congestion and heart ailment after a heart attack last Tuesday. The Wright brothers' 12 second Kitty Hawk flight on December 17, 1903, launched the modern airplane.
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Orville Wright
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Pioneer
Wright
Woodland Cemetery
Miami Valley Hospital
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Kitty Hawk
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Dance Turns Slick When Floor Oil Slows Franklin Dance
An Up sited Franklin College fraternity dance ended chaotic as a janitor mistakenly covered the floor with oil instead of wax causing slick conditions and hampering the event. The incident occurred in Franklin Indiana with no injuries reported.
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Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
Rites For Lubbock War Vet Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Sgt. Scott, a Lubbock veteran among 1,753 war dead aboard the Corporal Eric Gibson, will be held at the graveside with the Legion in charge. Survivors include his parents Mrs. W dell Cromer and Inez Scott, both of Lubbock. The body arrives Tuesday from the Fort Worth distribution center via Santa Fe American rail line.
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U. S. Army
Eric ¢. Gibson
New York
Lubbock
Fort Worth
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Santa Fe American
Legion of the
W. Dell Cromer
Inez Scott
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