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Three Auto Deaths Recorded In Two Days In Lubbock
Three Lubbock residents died in two days in auto accidents within the city and county. Mrs. Violet Schooley, 41, of 1021 Bert St, was driving a Volkshaten bus when it collided with a pickup at 22nd Street and Boston Avenue, dying at West Texas Hospital. Johnny Stearns, 18, of 2203 2nd Street, died at Methodist Hospital after injuries from a crossing collision with a sand truck trailer near Slaton. Survivors include his wife Ella Mae and several children. Funeral services for Mrs. Schooley were set for Sanders Memorial Chapel, with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. The truck driver, identified as Leonard L. Hodges, 27, of Amarillo, was cited in the investigation of the second crash.
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Bert
Rubin
Race St
Ave
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Kooley
West Texas
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Schooley
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Stanley P. Burnet
2Nd St
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Springs
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Dorothy “Mae Rhodes
Casper
Wyo
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Oklahoma City
Joyce King
Bruton
Rudolph Drews
Best
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Port Worth
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Corpus Christ
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Stearns
Methodist Hospital
Ambulant Justice Af the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Lubbock Sevee
Bo Deming
Iran
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U.S
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Donald
Carlsbad
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Ross
Derie
Nancy Barry
Carol Williamson
Brownfield
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Bill Thomas
University Assembly of God
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Ant No Quirt Avenue
St Mary's
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