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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1966

Page

2

Wreck on 34th Street injures two Lubbock men

Two Lubbock men were injured in a spectacular car crash near 34th Street and Avenue G. Frank West Hudgins Jr., 28, and Lonnie E. Ratliff, 39, were taken to Methodist Hospital in fair condition with Ratliff in intensive care for observation after Hudgins’ car struck a pole and jumped a curb. The vehicles traveled about 10 feet after impact before landing on their tops. Additional injuries were reported elsewhere, including a pedestrian and a Wichita Falls resident in separate incidents.

Lubbock 34Th Ave. G Methodist Hospital Frank West Pete) Hudgins Jr 23Rd St Lonnie E. Ratliff Ratliff Hudgins Cecil Ray Jackson Howard Jackson E. &Th St 8Th St Zenith Ave

Greep Recovering After Surgery At West Texas Hospital

The Avalanche Journal editor J Walter Greep of 2827 23rd St is reported in good condition at West Texas Hospital following surgery. Acknowledge park naming Mose Hood Park at Avenue Q and 26th St in honor of retired firefighter W A Mose Hood. A breakfast at Farrs Cafeteria marks the fifth anniversary of the Nationwide Improved Mail Service Program and 28 member Lubbock Mail Users Council will install two new members. Also shown is a filmed postmaster general message about the council. George Henry Jackson, 19, of Box 1848 Lubbock remains jailed on a $2,000 bond for burglary at 3415 E 15th Place.

J. Walter Greep 23Rd St Avalanche- Journal West Texas Hospital Farr 4Th Street College E. J. Ohnemus Lubbock Mail Users’ Council Lawrence O’brien George Henry Jackson Justice of the Peace F. R. Land 15Th. Place Robert Lee Davis

Beaumont Woman Is Killed In Accident

Corrigan Texas AP report states Vera Bell age 50 of Beaumont was killed Saturday when her husband John D Bell 50 was critically injured after their car skidded off U S 287, struck a tree after a buzzard struck the windshield, Bell hospitalized in Houston for further care.

Corrigan Tex Vera Bell Beaumont U. S John D. Bell Houston Bell

Liquor Legalized In Mississippi Area

Mississippi voters in Harrison and Washington counties approved liquor legalization under the new control act. These were the first elections in the state since 1909, and the results came in by narrow margins.

Mississippi Jackson, Miss Harrison Washington

Post Paint Horse Show names nine directors and champions

At the Third annual Post Paint Horse Show Grand Champion Stallion Warbonnet owned by John Shea Stobbs of Gainesville and Grand Champion Mare Hy Diamond Girl owned by Western Hills Ranch of Abilene led. Reserve champions were Nafzger's Warpaint and Navajo Vicki Bar. Warbonnet ridden by Vicki Adams of Gainesville was high-point horse with 19 points. Gelding champion Johnny Pancho ridden by Johnny Clanton of Seminole. WTTA forms new board with nine directors across 25 counties and reports 2853 TB cases statewide and 28 cases in Lubbock County. Mobile X-Ray unit logged 17307 exams with 38 TB suspects and 133 other chest diseases. Budget set at 45055 dollars.

POST Warbonnet John Shea Stobbs Gainesville Diamond Girl Western Hills Ranch Abilene Nafzger Warpaint Ralph Nafzger Plainview Navajo Vicki Bar Oscar Gray Vicki Adams Johnny Pancho Johnny Clanton Seminole Hy Diamond Moore Dale Geary Hurst Jim Pate Clyde Hank Brooks Big Spring Grand Land Reserve Nafzger Sons Cattle WTTA Texas Tuberculosis Association Westin Texas Texas Tuberculosis Association Board E. G. Perkins Petersburg A. B. Reid Abernathy Edgar Brown Jim Shannon Ralph Glover Littlefield Lubbock Selby

Man Found Dead in Dallas Cemetery

The body of John W. Moss of 93 North Third Street Alexandria La was found Saturday in a Dallas cemetery. He had been dead about five weeks.

Dallas UPI John W. Moss North Third Street Alexandria

Rural Livestock Show Class Winners Named

Co of Olton Fadie and C J Shellenberger of Gainesville Jack Bruns of Muleshoe and Durwood Chisholm of Sudan judged by Pat Mays in the color class Showboat owned by Chisum took first place In the performance division Bruns Mrs Hank Brooks of Big Spring Stobbs Debbie Zachary of Sweetwater Clanton and W H Flippen Jr of Friona judged by Pat Mays Roscoe with Oscar Gray of Post as show chairman

Pat Mays Roscoe Oscar Gray Post

Waxahachie Man Killed By Accident

R B Cockerham aged 28 of Waxahachie was accidentally electrocuted Saturday afternoon while doing plumbing on a farm three miles north of town. The incident was reported by UPI and occurred in the Waxahachie area.

Waxahachie UPI R. B. Cockerham

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