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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1973

Page

9

Obituary notices for William Cummings and Tom Dyess published

William T Cummings of Rt 6 Lubbock dies after lengthy illness at Os teopathic Hospital Burial at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park Funeral by Sanders. survivors include two sisters Ars Weldon Tulsa and Ester Watts Guthrie Pallbearers named Henry Tom Dyess 87 dies in Lamesa after long illness Services at Branon Funeral Home Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery Survivors include three sons six grandchildren six great grandchildren and a great great grandchild

William T. Cummings Rt. 6 Lubbock Sanders Memorial Chapel Mike McCormack St. Joseph's Catholic Church Garhens Memorial Park Sanders Funeral Cummings Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Tulsa Okla Brick Magon Union Local No Ars Alice Weldon Ester Watts Guthrie Ed Mardin Fred Pitts Chuck Edward James Mullenix J. C. Roberts Hoyd Roberts Freddie Beck Richard Berger Henry Tom Dyess Branon Funeral Home Bol Whitten Bryan Street Offiviatin City of Lubbock Joe Allen Lamesa Lynn Pueblo, Colo Roger Fort Worth

Services for Jimmy Hagins Lamesa Tex

Funeral services for 18 year old Jimmy Dean Hagins will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Gail School Auditorium with Robert Hawkins officiating. Burial in Gail Cemetery. Hagins died Saturday morning in Methodist Hospital Lubbock from injuries in a car truck accident on Highway IX west of Snyder. He was a construction worker for Wicks Homes Inc. in Snyder and a native of Gaines County. Survivors include his parents Ira and Mrs Hagins of Gail a sister Patricia Cole Irving and four brothers Danny Eugene Freddie Wayne Leslie Leon and Kenneth Handelt all of Gail.

Jimmy Dean Hagins Gail Robert Hawkins Lubbock Wicks Homes Inc Snyder Gaines County Gail Church of Christ Ira Hagins Patricia Cole Irving Danny Eugene Freddie Wayne Midland Leslie’ Leon and Kenneth Handelt

Mrs. Johnston Hobbs dies after accident hospital stay

Martha Ann Johnston 26 native of Artesia dies in Hobbs Lee General Hospital after a November accident. Services set for First Baptist Hobbs with graveside rites in Restlawn Artesia. Survived by husband Don, son James Bryan, daughter Christa Gail, and family. Funeral director Peterson Roberts.

Hobbs Martha Ann Johnston Hobbs Lee General Hospital Petterson-Roberts Funeral Home Johnston Artesia Don James Bryan Christa Gail Leo Hennington Carlssbad W. W ID. Hennington Carlsbad Award Murdock Wellington

Survivors Listed From Mitchellville and Lubbock

Survivors include a daughter Mrs. DB J Altman of Mitchellville Town a son Carl Hart of Lubbock five grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren as part of the obituary summary.

DB. J. Altman Mitchellville Town Carl Hart Lubbock

Odessa Worker Killed In One Car Crash On Slick Street

Martin Olivas Sauseda aged 33 an industrial casting worker died in a one car crash on a slick Odessa street Friday about 6 45 pm He was thrown into the intersection and died at the scene Justice of the Peace J A Purifoy pronounces him dead Funeral services set for 11 am Monday at St Anthony s Catholic Church burial in Odessa Cemetery Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home arranging Sauseda a resident since 1966 came from Pecos He was married to Koisa Millan in 1960 Survived by his wife two sons and a daughter fourteen brothers and five sisters.

Odessa Harold Earl Hinkle Texas Tech University Lubbock Justice of the Peace J. A. Purifoy Hinkle Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Sunset Memorial Gardens San’ Antonio Lone ‘Star Liquor Co Ruth Hershal Hinkle Margaret Hinkle Dallas Gladys Hinkle Ethel Alloway Grand Island Neb Martin Olivas Sauseda Sauseda St. Anthony's Catholic Church Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Pecos Koisa Millan Martin Sauseda Jr Santerio Sauseda Ermaliendo Sauseda

Matador Native Stanley Welling Dies at 30

Stanley Welling of Matador died Friday at a residence in Matador after living months in Ray's hospitality Home in Lubbock. He was a Matador High School graduate. Funeral services were pending at Seigler Funeral Home in Matador. He leaves four brothers Jim mie Welling Amarillo Ronnie Welling Okinawa Frank and Gary Don Welling both at home plus a sister Mrs Wayne James Lubbock and grandparents F T Welling Rankin and Mr and Mrs T F McBride Texline.

Matador Stanley Welling Seigler Welling Ray Lubbock Matador High School Freddie Welling Jimmie Welling Amarillo Ronnie Well

Odessa Woman Letha Wilson Dies at 62

Mrs. Letha Mae Wilson 62 a Odessa housewife died Saturday morning at Medical Center Hospital after a sudden illness. Services set for 4 pm Monday at Hubbar e Welly Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born in Fairfax Oklahoma she moved to Odessa 20 years ago married in March 1963 to Chalmers Wilson. Survived by husband and sister Mrs Maudie Cotton of Fairfax.

Odessa Letha Mae Wilson At Medical Center Hospital Funeral Home Sunset Memorial Gardens Fairfax Okla

One Vote Changes Tide Across History

A reflective verse notes the power of a single vote in pivotal moments. It cites Cromwell, Charles I, Tex joining the United States, and British court decisions, showing how one vote can shape nations and destinies.

Texas United States Charles I Cromwell All England

Young Ohio mayor resigns over police conflicts

Ron Hooker, elected at 19 as the nation's second youngest mayor in 1971, quits Newcomerstown Ohio amid police department tensions. City Council President Charles Holdsworth says Hooker cited lack of time for the part time post and ongoing disputes with police and city staff. Hooker teaches at St Joseph School in Dover and had often walked out of meetings.

Newcomerstown Ohio UPI Ron Hooker Satur Ye City Council Charles Holdsworth Hookler Holdsworth Hooker Holds Oconto

Obituary notices from Texas towns list several services

Obituaries for Lucille Ballard 72 of CeeVee Paducah. Helen Beran 81 of Denver. Espanisalo Cruz 65 Tulia. Irene Hassell 70 Snyder. Jesus Marcus Ybara infant Muleshoe. James F Pace 62 Lubbock. Services in Paducah, Denver, Tulia, Snyder, Muleshoe, Abernathy with burials at local cemeteries. deaths

Fire consumes storage house on 1st Street

A storage house at 2706 1st St. was destroyed by fire at 4:09 p.m. Saturday. The building belonged to Aston Gandy and contents loss exceeded 1,000 dollars according to a fire department spokesman.

1St St Aston Gandy Fire Department

Castro County 4 H Food Bake Show Scheduled

The Castro County 4 H Food Show Bake Show takes place Saturday in the Castro County courthouse assembly room. Contestants compete in main dish fruit and vegetables breads desserts snacks and beverages. Judging begins 9 15 a m with a tea and kitchen shower 10 to 11 20 a m and awards at 11 30 a m.

Dimmitt Castro County

Robber Beaten To Death By Crowd In Rio

About 300 bystanders in Rio de Janeiro attacked and beat a man to death after witnessing a robbery. Police say the incident followed a man named Jim holding up a truck driver and escalated into fatal mob violence.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Jim

DPS Seeks Relatives to ID Bus Collision Victims

Bakersfield dispatch reports DPS aims to identify two burned female victims from a Highway 290 crash that killed seven onboard. Additional fatalities include Kenneth Cor des of San Antonio, James Sinon of Beaumont, as investigators note 21 injuries and a survivor’s account of a large woman passenger.

Bakersfield UPI Department of Public Safety DPS Tunis Creek Kenneth Darrel Cordes San Antonio Brooke Army Medical Center James Sinon Beaumont Tex Fort Stockton Iraan West Texas New Mexico Littefield Fort Sumner N.M San Bernardino Calif Houston

Musicians Burn Their Mistake In Mexico City Mule Tragedy

Mrs. Maria Ruiz reports three drunken musicians set her mule Maritza afire after serenading the wrong house. The instigators burned the makeshift stable trapping the animal inside, killing the mule. In a separate note, a claim about the Great Wall of China is included.

Mexico City Maria Ruiz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ww. T. Cummings Harold Hinkle Henry ‘I’ Dyess Dyess Medical Arts Hospital Brazos County Dawson County Hamlin Lamesal Jimmy Hagins Lelia Hart J.m Downawn Church Virgil Isom First United Methodist Church Homer Rogers San Angelo Harold John Rogers Idalou Bertha Dollar R. Rb, Washburn Borger KK. C. Knox Kerrville Ar Yarbrough H. M. Sage W. SH. Rogers Mrs. Johnston Johnson William Mildred) Jones 28Th St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church H. J. Maltmann Resthaven Memorial Park W. W. Rix Chapel Jones West Texas Hospital England Bill Jones Stephen’ Jones Teresa Guna Biloxi Deesit Christine Mary Johnny Manfriedi Manchester Mildred Jones M. O. Sauseda Letha Wilson The Lucille Ballard CeeVee Paducah Paducah Church of Christ Norris Funeral Home Ballard Richard Memorial Hospital Helen Beran Olinger Mortuaries Denver Colo Espanisalo V Cruz Tulia St. Williams Catholic Church Rose Hill Wallace Funeral Home Tulia ‘Hospital Truscott Smith Funeral Home of Panhandle Knox City General Hospital Irene Hassell Jesus Marcus Ybara Alex Ybara Muleshoe Singleton-Ellis Chapel Chimes James F. Pace I. B. Smith Roger Smith Andrew Atlanta Petersburg Knox City Places Church of Christ Burnet Beth Anne Langston J. W. Langston 40Th St Industrial Lions Club Monterey Ludback Steft Salila Martin Burne P. Trice Sam K. Dow Robert F. Cummings Wayne Chaffin Frias China Asia Lubbock Monument Works Bill Linn NSM Independent International 34Th Street
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