Obituary of Neal C. Barnes in Monahans
Neal C. Barnes of Monahans died at Ward Memorial Hospital about 2:10 a.m. Friday at age 78. Born June 4, 1887 in Hamilton North Dakota, he was a retired cafe operator in Monahans and formerly ran the Monterey Cafe in Big Spring for 18 years. Services Sunday at Wickett Methodist Church, Rev. C Gober officiating. interment in Monahans Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Mary Walden of Wickett and granddaughter Judy Walden of Lubbock.
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Neal Cameron Barnes
Monahans
Ward Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
North Dakota
Wickett Methodist Church
Rev. C . Gober
Monahans Cemetery
Barnes
Monterrey Cafe
Big Spring
Mary Walden
Wickett
Judy Walden
Lubbock
Hubert D. Allen Rites Saturday
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday from First Baptist Church for Hubert Dillard Allen who died about 2:30 Thursday morning in Winkler County Hospital. He had been ill for a lengthy period of time. Interment in Monahans Cemetery followed. Survivors include his widow Nancy Allen, two brothers Hershell and Haskell, three sisters Mrs. Durst Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Patton. He was a World War II veteran and longtime Ozark Mahoning plant employee.
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First Baptist Church
Hubert Dillard Allen
Winkler County Hospital
Francis Wilson
Monahans Cemetery
Allen
Ozark Mahoning
Monahans
Nancy Allen
Teller
First National Bank of Monahans
Hershell
Rochester
Haskell
Odessa
Hubert Durst
California
Pete Tanner
Mary Nell Patton
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Thorntonville Tex Ordinance Regulates Oil and Water Wells
The city council of Thorntonville Texas enacts Ordinance No 1 to regulate the surface portions of oil and water wells within the city. An inspector is named to enforce provisions and penalties are provided for violations. The measure aims to protect health and groundwater by standardizing well surface pipe depth and installation practices.
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Thorntonville
Texas
State of
Thorntonville ordinance sets drilling permit and penalties
The ordinance requires a $200 permit fee for each new well drilled in Thorntonville Texas and mandates mayoral oversight from start of drilling to surface cementing The water well section specifies pipe weights and cementing rules depending on pipe size and geology Violations are deemed misdemeanors with penalties from $1 to one day imprisonment and the mayor administers enforcement
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Thorntonville
City of
Texas
Thorntonville Ordinance Sets Drilling Regulation and Disputes
The ordinance outlines groundwater well type and depth requirements, dispute resolution by the City Council at the next meeting, and severability. It becomes effective after June 14, 1965 publication in Monahans Texas News. Approved by Mayor M A Delong and City Secretary Theo Hendrix.
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Thorntonville
Texas
Monahans
M. A. Delong
Theo Hendrix
Ed Allaire Family Visits Amid Golf Weekend
The Ed Allaire family from Odessa visited the Bob Allaire family and brothers played golf. Tom and Autry Pence tied with Tom and Faye White for first with a 76 in Scorcd Foursome play. The Women's Golf Association met weekly Wednesdays at 8 30 with Joclle Franklin winning nine holes at 45 and Jere Lynn Burkhart second at 60. The invite golf tournament is set for this Wednesday and the Jaycee Qualifying Event for district state and national golf tournaments lists a top score of 45-46-91.
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Ed Allaire
Odessa
Bob Allaire
Tom
Autry Pence
Faye White
Women’s Golf Association
Joclle Franklin
Jere Lynn Burkhart
Jaycee
Ing
Neace tops field with comeback at golf tournament
Mike Neace surged from behind to shoot one under 34 on the back nine and win with rounds 38 34 72. Tommy Kent had 37 40 77 for runner-up. Novice flight saw Mike Allaire fir sat 53 53 106 for second. Adrian Hellums noted for long drives. Various players planned trips and club outings at Odessa Country Club ahead of the July tournament.
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Mike Neace
Tommy Kent
Mike
Tommy
Mike Allaire Firsat
Adrian Hellums
King Kong Koy Lioe
Oklahoma
Bill Sanders
California
Floyd Copeland
Dick Roberts
Odessa Country Club
Jim Beam
Austin Newton
Joe Ratliff
Ed Williams
Jaycee
Dave Kemp
Mike Allaire
Pat Allaire
Red Sox overwhelm White Sox in double Little League wins
Saturday games saw the Red Sox defeat the White Sox 10-9 in a Minor League clash with Richard Koenig the winning pitcher and Matt Green on the wrong end. David Koenig posted two doubles and a single for the Red Sox.
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Red Sox
White Sox
Richard Koenig
Matt Green
David Koenig
Pete Davis
Steve Tuxhorn
David Mills
Dale Emanuel
Mills
David Ulrich
Pale Hose
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Hubert D. Allen
Patterson Sales
First Methodist Church Fellowship
Conducted By
Frank A
Pat’’ Patterson
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The
Monahans Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
4Th & S. Dwight
Fellowship Hall
Norge
Southern Union
CGS
Anowich
Rhe
South Germany
Horace Norman
Monahans Country Club
Vacati
EL Paso
Motor Hotel
Hilton Hotel
Juarez
Mexico
North America
Plaza Motor Hotel
Oregon
Jack Gregory