Fights Leave Four Injured at Local Club
Four individuals treated and released at Medical Center Hospital for injuries linked to separate fights. Patricia Lenford reported a cut under her eye from a fight at the Elk's Club on Andrews Highway at 3 a.m. Lenora Gray sustained head and facial injuries in an altercation at 2 p.m. Ernie Connell received lip injuries at 11:30 a.m. and Wiley Bowers suffered a left hand injury at 2:15 a.m. Police said no charges were filed in these cases. A separate charge of child desertion was filed in Ector County Court against Larry Hubbard.
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Medical Center Hospital
Patricia Lenford
North Adams
Elk’s Club
Andrews Highway
Lenora Gray
Ernie Connell
Odessa
Wiley Bowers
East Mable
Pair Facing DWI Charges In Odessa Area
Two men were charged with driving while intoxicated in Ector County Court. John S. Tidwell, 61, of Artesia New Mexico, arrested at 12:20 a.m. on 61st Street north of Odessa, is free on a $2,000 bond. Wendell Deloyd McMurry, 36, of 1218 Crescent, stopped at 12:10 a.m. Thursday on US 385 north of Odessa, is free on a $500 bond.
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Ector County
John S. Tidwell
Artesia
N. M
Odessa
Wendell Deloyd McMurry
Crescent
US 385
Tidwell
McMurry
Weather Update From West Texas Through Tuesday
Sheriff's deputies report light and scattered rain across Andrews County and nearby towns with 1.4 inches in parts of Kermit and smaller amounts elsewhere. Winds east 5 to 15 mph, highs near 88 today, 45 tomorrow, overnight in 60s to 70s. Tornado near Vigo Park prompted a county warning later lifted. record heat Sunday reached 105 in Wichita Falls and 104 in Fort Worth. Clouds persist with little frontal activity in the Permian Basin. statewide pattern remains warm and dry in places with showers possible in the north west and extreme south.
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Andrews County
Kermit
Wink
Reeves County
Permian Basin
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Dallas
Longview
Mineral Wells
Palacios
Marfa
West Texas Mountains
Vandals Strike Five Parked Cars in City
Police investigated six vandalism reports after rocks shattered windows on five autos parked at residences. Names listed include Yanus Wright, Robert N. Kelley, April Barton, George Mailen, and Jerry Eaton. Burt W. Slater reported a lawn sign damaged. A six year old girl remained in satisfactory condition after a fall at Medical Center Hospital while Darlene A. Young, daughter of Thomas Young, sustained a concussion.
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Yanus Wright
Boulder
Robert N. Kelley
East 21St
Barton
Brentwood
George Mailen
Wedgewood
Jerry Eaton
Bonham
Burt W. Slater
Windsor
Medical Center Hospital
Darlene A. Young
Thomas Young
West Sixth
Two Billion Gallon Month For CRMW
The Colorado River Municipal Water District posted its first two billion gallon month in July delivering 2,074,468,052 gallons, up 12.39 percent from July 1971 and 136 million more than June. For the year’s first seven months, deliveries reached 11,264,974,248 gallons, up 37.45 percent over 1971. Municipal users took 1,562,433,000 gallons, oil and industrial users 512,035,052 gallons. Odessa led with 636,219,000 gallons, followed by Midland 401,878,000 and Big Spring 299,410,000 despite some city declines due to showers. Six aliens held in city jail on immigration charges with Mexico addresses.
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Colorado River
O. H. Ivie
Odessa
Big Spring
Snyder
Stanton
Midland
San Angelo
DWI Suspects Free On Bond
Three men posted 500 bond each after being charged with driving while intoxicated. Carlos Leva Lara 36 of 1501 La Casa was stopped near Odessa on U S 385. Conception Landa 33 of 913 Edgeport was arrested at Proctor Stables on North Golder. Adrian Albardo Gallardo 22 of Goldsmith was stopped in Goldsmith. Justice of the Peace Manuel Valles set the bonds.
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Carlos Leva Lara
la Casa
Odessa
U. S
Conception
Manuel Valles
Minor injuries from weekend crashes linger on Monday
One person remained in Monday with injuries from a Sunday car accident. A second traffic victim was treated and released at the hospital Sunday. Angel Carrillo, 15, was listed in satisfactory condition Monday. He was riding in the back of a pickup driven by Franco Hugo, 16, when the truck collided with a car driven by Joe Dooley, 62. Hugo’s truck was southbound on Dixie and Dooley’s car eastbound on Odessa. Ima Mae Gibson Fowler, 60, was treated Sunday after a two car crash at 10th and Sam Houston. She complained of chest pains after her northbound car collided with a second northbound vehicle driven by Rosemarie D. Nichols, 27.
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Medical Center Hospital
Angel Carrillo
Saul Carrillo
South Sam Houston
Dixie
Odessa
Franco Hugo
del Rio
Joe Dooley
Wabash
Hugo
Dooley
Ima Mae Gibson Fowler
North Bernice
10Th
Sam Houston
Rosemarie D. Nichols
Avenue G
PJCS Pre-registration tops 1206 across system
The Permian Junior College System reports fall pre-registration at 1206 students with Odessa College projecting a record 3000 total enrollment. Midland College hosts 104 pre-registrants as sessions run August 25 deadline looms for dean of students offices. TORONTO AP Sub-Igloo submerged tests underwater habitat for divers in Georgian Bay, developer Dr Joseph MacInnis said.
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Permian Junior College System
Odessa College
Midland College
Toronto
Georgian Bay
Joseph MacInnis
Store Chain Founder Dies in Greenwich at 96
W T Grant founder of the department store chain and honorary board chairman died at Greenwich Hospital aged 96 from heart disease. Born in Stevensville Pennsylvania in 1876, he rose from a $6 a week clerk to retail leader after early work as a buyer and department manager. He established his chain by opening his first department store.
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Greenwich
Boston
Grant
Department
Rites Slated for Mary Lee Gilbert and Others
Funeral services for Mary Lee Gilbert 38 of 2742 North Dixie Blvd will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Grandview Church of God with burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Died Sunday morning after a six week illness. survived by husband Ronald Gilbert two sons Bobby and Joe a daughter Rhonda sister Doodle Trammell stepmother Florence Brewer two brothers James Jennings Gene Jennings and two Odessa aunts. Also listed are Clay C Schweikhardt 76 Iraan resident with services at 4 p.m. Tuesday Robert Massie Funeral Home San Angelo burial Fairmount Cemetery. Arthur William Moore 49 San Angelo services 4 p.m. today Maple Funeral Home Kermit burial Kermit Cemetery. Bonnie Blumentritt 70 Iraan services 10 a.m. Tuesday First United Methodist Church Iraan burial Rowena Cemetery.
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Mary Lee Gilbert
North Dixie Blvd
Grandview
Bobby
Joe
Rhonda
Clay C
Standard of Texas Oil Co
First United Methodist Church of
Traan
Out
Iraan Masonic Lodge
el Maida Temple
Iraan Chamber of Commerce
Arthur William Moore
Bonnie Blumentritt
IRAAN
First United Methodist
Rowena Protestant
Larry D. Sheppard
Vivert Kile
Monahans
Breckenridge
Satterwhite Funeral Home
Grace
Kermit Memorial Hospital
Winona
Masonic Lodge 952
First Baptist Church of
Boden Baygent Eden
Boden (Mable) Baygent
Alpine
Eden
Pontotoc
Menard
Church of Christ
Claira Hawkins
Alma Largent
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lois Clements
Crawley
Thelma Wren
Fort Worth
Jim Duckworth
Houston
Joe Duckworth
Charles Ferra Hendricks
Ward Memorial Hospital
Klondike
Cleo
C. W. Hendricks
Southwestern
W. L. Hendricks
Hereford
Laveda Caldwell
Oudin Robinett
Sherman
Agnes Moore
Albertine Woolsey
East 13Th
Medical Center Hospital
Trenton
Burns Cemetery
Rix Funeral Home
Odessa
Baptist Church
Grandmothers Club
Eastern Star
Whitewright
J. B. Nance
Clarice Welsh
Betty Lou Pinkerton
Tucson
Ariz
C. L. Dyer Coleman
C. L. Dyer
San Antonio
Stevens Memorial Funeral Chapel
Coleman City Cemetery
Kentucky
Coleman County
Earl Hubbard
Summer Event Slated Tonight at Pan American Ballroom Roxgardin to perform
The last Summer Happening of the season features Roxgardin at the Pan American Ballroom from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Admission is $1.50. The Summer Happenings group has grown from local youth activities in Lynn Massachusetts in 1906 to a nationwide program with partnerships and thousands of stores and employees.
Fatal Gun Shot in Andrews Woman and Odessa Death Notices
Andrews resident Frank Mainka, 49, found dead at home from a head gunshot wound ruled a personal safety related death. He lived in Andrews since 1957 and was an oil field worker with survivors including wife a stepson Dowell Warren and several siblings. Services were pending with Singleton Funeral Home. Also notices for Mrs Albertine Woolsey and Mrs C L Dyer Coleman detailing deaths, dates, locations, and funeral arrangements in Odessa and Coleman areas.
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Dowell Warren
Pomona
Calif
Alex Kulik
Elizabeth Friedricks
Yorktown
Hellen Adiecks
Lake Arthur
Joe
Edward
Anton
Alex
Cuero
Danny
Bay City
Paul
Andrews
Singleton Funeral Home
Hospital Meet Planned Today Seagraves to Discuss Tax District
Seagraves residents will gather at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium to explore keeping the hospital open via a new tax district. John Pillow, hospital board chair, said Gaines County Commissioners Court reversed a Sept. 17 closure decision to allow community fundraising and new income sources.
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Seagraves
Seagraves Hospital
John Pillow
Gaines County Commissioners Court
Odessa Community Evening Activities Schedule
Tomorrow in Odessa lists multiple noon and evening meetings and events across city venues. Groups include Grandview Lions Club Branding Iron Inn of the Golden West Hi-Noon Optimists Jaycees Mothers and Wives of Vietnam Servicemen Propbusters American Legion Post 430 Odessa Chess Club Southside VFW Post 6717 and a Globe Theater showing School for Wives at various locations such as City Hall Sands Restaurant VFW Hall and Deaderick Hall Odessa College.
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Grandview Lions Club
Odessa A&m Club
Inn of the Golden West
VFW Hall
East 63Rd
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Lara Hoggard
University of North Carolina
Permian
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West
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Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
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Felipe Melendez
Jose P. Ramos
Mexico
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West Clements
Trinidad G. Galindo
Drury Lane
Florencio V. Ornelas
Clifford
DWI
Lynn
Mass
Grant Foundation Inc
Bates College
University of Miami
Lena Blanche Brownell
Beth Bradshaw
Bennie Leon Maxey
John G. McClarty
Charles Hendricks
Rio de Janeiro
Mato Grosso
AJB
City Council
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Sands Restaurant
Noon — Jaycees
Inn of the
Propbusters Club
Flame Room
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Odessa Chess Club
Deaderick Hall
Southside
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School For Wives
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