City Council Meeting Agenda for August 1968
City prepares for 2 PM meeting in Council Room City Hall items include appointing an auditor and three zoning board members for two year terms starting August 1 1968 with terms expiring for Richard J Hoy er Dr H H Wilson and James Erwin. Also bids on tires tubes tire repairs gasoline oil diesel service of vehicles oil well drilling permit annexation request for blocks 13 and 14 Metropolitan acres delinquent curb and gutter accounts and business from the floor. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board
Richard J. Hoyer
H. H. Wilson
James Erwin
Gulf Oil Corporation
Metropolitan Acres
Macon Club funds aid for kidney patient Joe Terry athlete
The Macon Quarterback Club launched a Joe Terry fund with 200 to support the three sport athlete from Macon High School who has kidney disease. Terry travels to Kansas City twice weekly for a kidney machine and may need a transplant.
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Macon
Joe Terry
Terry
Kansas City
Hawaii Home Visitor targets private homes for tour Guests
Ray Aki launches Hawaii Home Visitor to place visitors in private homes rather than hotels. The 14 day four island package includes Oxhu Maui Kauai and Hawaii with a focus on interactions with local residents. Hosts earn 56 to 14 4 day for opening their homes in this new venture See Hawai Through its People.
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Raynon
Aki
Hawaii
Hawai
Honolulu
Maui
Kauai
Hawa
Kiwanis Club Meeting At Colonial Inn Recap
At the Kiwanis Club weekly gathering held at the Colonial Inn this week, D Lyla Kirby and Sherrie Middlebrook presented updates and contributions. The session covered community projects, upcoming events, and member recognitions.
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Kiwanis Club
Colonial Inn
D’lyla Kirby
Sherrie Middlebrook
Reeves County Inductees and Pittsburg Apple Tradition
Four Monahans Lynn H. Gibson of Toyah was among two Reeves County men entering the army. Bobby R. Bowlin of Pecos had an induction cancelled to allow enlistment. Loving County sent no entrants. In Texas 4 H, a skit Dig Those Potatoes was shown at Austin. Paul Moore of Brenham Kiwanis visited. In Pittsburg Kansas State College a yearly Apple Day reverses a 1908 custom when teachers give apples to students after a historical battle for land funding. RS Russ was fined apples by the legislature and the tradition continues.
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Lynn H. Gibson
Toyah
Reeves County
Bobby R. Bowlin
Pecos
Loving County
Austin
Paul Moore
Kiwanis Club
Brenham
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Suite College
RS. Russ
Former Resident Geneva Reid Buried in Ash Creek Oklahoma
Geneva Marie Reid, formerly of Monahans and later of Midland, died in Midland on Tuesday and was buried in a private Friday ceremony at Ash Creek near McAlester. Survived by husband Eugene H. Reid of Midland, son David Lamberth of Los Angeles, three sisters and one brother.
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Monahans
Geneva Marie Reid
Midland
Ash Creek
Okla
McAlester
Reid
David J. Lamberth
D & D Motor Company
First Baptist Church
Eugene H. Reid
David Lamberth
Los Angeles
Arkansas Rites For Father of Bob Stevenson
P H Stevenson 74 died in Rogers Arkansas July 10. Funeral held July 13 in Rogers. He had long illness. He was father of Bob Stevenson and survived by his wife Ruth two daughters and a son in Vietnam. The Stevenson family drove to Rogers for the funeral and he stayed there until this past weekend.
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P, H. Stevenson
Rogers
Arkansas
Stevenson
Kk. L
Bob”’ Stevenson
S. Harry
Ruth
Armed Services
Vietnam
Bob Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Mother's Passing
Louisville readers send thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of Mrs. Ronald Ray. Messages include prayers kind words and meals from the community during a difficult time.
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Ronald Ray
Lizardthe New Mexico whiptail parthenogenetic female described
A New Mexico whiptail lizard female reproduces without fertilization in a process called parthenogenesis. The female produces complete offspring from unfertilized eggs, illustrating genetic self replication.
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New Mexico
Monahans News Growth of Southwest Development
The Monahans News details growth and development of the Great Southwest. Published weekly on Mondays and Thursdays from Monahans, Ward County, Texas. Second class matter since February 26, 1931.
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West Second Str
Monahans
Ward County
Texas
Woman Lawyer Ann Hood Named New Mexico Law Day Chairman
Albuquerque attorney Ann Hood becomes the first woman to be Law Day chairman in New Mexico. Hood earned a 1959 law degree from the University of New Mena and began private practice in 1960. Colorado Denver policewomen rules raise age and education standards in recruitment. Donna Hoffman, a ranch girl from Lamar, wins top cowgirl honor at a Pueblo college rodeo with prizes including mineral feed, saddle, and belt buckle.
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AL Elqueroque
Ann Hood
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Pueblo
Colo
Donna Hoffman
Lamar
Obituary: A C Hardin Found Dead Near Stephenville
A C Hardin former Monahans resident was found dead near Stephenville last week. He had moved to Llano from Monahans where he lived about twelve years and worked as a driller roughneck and partner in the Pyramid Drilling Company. The death is under investigation.
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A. C. Hardin
Monahans
Stephenville
Hardin
Llano
Old Pyramid Drilling Company
Bond Set At Two Thousand For Drug Count
Judge Ernest King set a $2,000 bond for the defendant on the drug count. The detainee, referred to as McKnight or Rader, has prior legal trouble and is described as a 17 time loser under the name Rader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest King
McKnight
Rader
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