Debut of LOB Policies Slow Business Greets
Debut of LOB policies draws slow business as local shops adjust to new rules. Officials monitor uptake while merchants report cautious customer traffic and uncertain early results.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
7
Debut of LOB policies draws slow business as local shops adjust to new rules. Officials monitor uptake while merchants report cautious customer traffic and uncertain early results.
Police report two individuals, Mies and Chaddieh, were arrested in connection with a spire incident. Authorities provided few details, and the case remains under investigation.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a theft of cash and mentions public safety items tangentially. Names and locations are unreadable, but the core event indicates a robbery involving cash loss and safety concerns.
A brief obituary notes the death of a former Lubbock resident in Georgia. The notice lists limited details unreadable in places but confirms the deceased’s prior Lubbock connection and the Georgia location.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a poem with references to Abraham Lincoln and claims about his conduct toward duties. The text cites Library of Congress holdings and postal notes, mentioning a letter related to Lincoln and a supposed link to a death tied to a decree, with partial quotations and conjecture about the poet laureate’s use as evidence.
Funeral notices state Mrs. Richardson died early Monday at University Convalescent Center after serving as a local leader since 1945. Survivors include her son H. Thompson of Fort Worth and relatives in Dallas and Carrizaza. She belonged to the Baptist Church and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Services are set for Dillon and Cleburne locations with Henderson Funeral Plan supervision.
Readable fragments describe Thodam rites planned with community figures like PED TA vetting Ty h EN Gee firm Vpary and Patis Ves ated at PP pani. Survivors and officials are listed with names such as Stine Geydn and Aneartia cots. The fragmentary text mentions Oklahoma and multiple suspects or participants and an ongoing investigation.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple named individuals and locations including St Michaels, Cemetery, hospital, Warner, Leander, and Levelumid. It references a church, a directorate, and a person named Trene Cuicerbez, with unclear relations or events. The readable bits suggest a local notice about deaths or community matters but specifics are illegible.
Samuel Sheers rites arranged with service details noted for Paethoa area, including family residences and ties to local communities. The obituary references Bishop and parish leaders, with pallbearers listed and interment scheduled at a nearby cemetery.
A fragmentary report notes rites at Lamesa connected to Applecate proceedings. The readable text mentions local figures such as Los Angeles denizens and Ruston in a schedule of names and dates amid scattered terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pendine New York and various names and places. It references a Monday death and notes about awards or transfers, with unclear context and many garbled terms. No coherent events or sources emerge to define a clear summary.
John R Potts is remembered in a detailed obituary noting his service in World War II and membership in the Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge and the South Plains Amateur Radio Club. The notice lists his wife Lalli and daughter Mies Brevik as survivors, along with three sisters. The memorial service is described and burial at Resthaven Memorial Cemetery is noted under Sanders Funeral Home.
Claud O Young of Lubbock Texas died Sunday in a spring hospital. Sanders Funeral Home will handle the services. He had been ill for several years and was a former post office employee. He is survived by his widow Clara, a son Terence O, and several daughters and siblings.
Funeral services for Isaac Holmes are set for today at Abernathy Methodist Church with Rev. Conrad Ryan and Rev. Gene Osres officiating. Holmes, a longtime Abernathy resident and church member, died recently after living in Texas communities including Nash and Lubbock. survivors include his wife, daughter Gene Sortey of Lubbock, brother Orvis Holmes of Texarkana, and seven grandchildren.
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