County Court PALEMI records list multiple names and cases
A long county court docket shows numerous defendants and parties including Roger King Gary Dutchover Dorothy Brown Rodbing Vanya Arvett Sammy Heckman Selle Speed Shirley Childers Lews Jr Dore Lane Bay Katharine Vallanan Rhebs Lackey Shir Johnnie Parsons Vickie Lynnley Aiorbie Ruby Harper Ruth Miller Evans Charles Exwin Aforse GeillMare Banks Sandra Sinove Ann Jean Stencott Jerry Chrighan Mies Henandes Russell Wilson and others. It notes criminal cases including driving while intoxicated and a birth and medical center references with patient names and addresses, plus divorce filings Patsy Larue Kennetb and others. The document is a mixed record of criminal charges, medical center admissions, traffic incidents, and public notices.
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County Court
Palemi Diebureed
Angrriope Keensey
Roger King
Gary Dutchover
Dorothy Brown
Rodbing
Vanya
Diane Arvett
Sammy’ Heckman
Selle Speed
Shirley Childers Bee Lews Jr
Dore Lane Bay
Katherie Vallanan
Rhebs Lackey
Shir
Johnnie Charles Parsons
Vickie Lynnley Aiorbie
Ruby Harper
Ruth Miller Evans
Charles Exwin Aforse
GeillMare Banks
Sandra Sinove
Ann Jean Stencott
Jerry Chrighan
Mies
Henandes
Russell Wilson
Paula Dunlop
Nelda Louise Ward
Wiliam
Fred Dean
Susan Sluma
Donna Lauver
Monty
Dorine
Beth Geen
Jimmine Ray Ridhger
Charles Flores
Glen Tiner
Stdatveatdton
Jonda
Joe Burt
Roseph Webs Montgomery
Lillye Bryant
Beverly Jean Deans
Mope
Howard Dutur
Atanacia Franca
Joe Beckley Townson
Janette Karch
Kathy Walker
Nola Herbert
Arthur Mill- Brinstiets
John Lynn Mohan
Deleneer
James Jenkins Rose
Villarreal
Lesley Ann Ells Thompson
Machael Apworre Rigas
Lara Martin
Edmon Smith
Sat Jenene
Rose Mary Reaves Doritha Kingston
Frank Ward
Arleen "Trem Fuer
Pert
Vernell Carrell
William Kizzire
Elmer Pavie
Jose Quintonor
Jerry Cobble
Terrill
Miller
Joe Turner
Ray Moons
Jer'baby
Arthur Massey
Ty Dee Bell
W. Allen
Guernsey
Kev
Patsy Larue
Nyar
William Heney Keanemar
Kelton Lorenzo
Parrish
South Hudson
Mann
Deanna Mann
Robbie Jonnston
Darrel McCoy
Rabie
Johnnie Jonnston
Nahorat Bank
James Lee Williams
Andrews
Bey
Medical Center Hospital
Jenny Akerston
Hobart & Carter
Doris Bacon White
Trevesa
Stantor
Cecil F Prottor
Saniy Rita
Adell Yates
Kenneth R’ A Muosell
Sue A Noeke
John. Crell
North Dotsy
Damage
Jimy L. Wright
Rudy
John
Paul $ Lowe
Traces
Bernie
West County Road
Mevel
Lynn
Guadalupe E. Anavo
Lucille AM Demage
Csnaya
Ignacio Chavez
Luse Barrintes
Linea Jovee Parrish
Judi
Wabash
L Wittams
Lavang
Maths
Pegsy J
Clements
Lester Ray Gentry
Fowler Ronnie G Mowris
Joe Means
Pedra Almanderez
Cleveland E Shere
Earl W Huptord
Pecos
Hendeson
Grandview
Lowell Russell Reet
Rumbeck Carl
Wampler
Ed Paurds
Candy Lang
Debradora Agamt
Fester
Claudette Johnson
Hensen
Gerrst
Jerefa
EB Manson
Hatige
Jif Howe
Tery L
Midland plan for desegregation faces federal review
Midland Independent School District plans to redraw pupil assignment to boost integration and close Washington Elementary, reopening Bunche Elementary. The plan awaits federal review in El Paso next Friday after Justice Department scheduling issues. Boundaries for Travis, South and Bunche would shift to affect neighborhood schools with limited busing for boundary extremes.
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Midland
Midland Independent School District
el Paso
Gilbert C. Thompson
U.S. Department of Justice
Thompson
Washington
Bunche
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Appeals Court
Nixon
de Zavala
George Mahonichildren
Lubbock
Ector County
Masame
Washington'in
Golden West
Mahon
Travis
South
Mahon's Visit Schedule Listed
Mahon will be the noon speaker for a civic event in Odessa with Kiwanis Downtown Rotary Eastside Rotary Odessa Lions Basin Lions and Optimist clubs plus the Chamber committees. Tickets are $2.50 at the Chamber office. a public reception runs 5 to 6 30 p.m. at the UTPB administration building. The congressional party will tour the new post office Presidential Museum and Globe Theatre then city sites. He is a veteran congressman and a chair of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Kiwanis
Downtown Rotary
Eastside Rotary
Odessa Lions
Basin Lions
Jaycee’s
Odessa Optimist
Highh Noon Optimist
American Business Club
Congressiona Action
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Mahon
UTPB
Congressional
U.S. Post Office
Globe Theatre
Odessa
Ines Lhere
House of Representatives
House
U.S. Congress
jHe
Senate
Couple Injured In 2 Car Crash In Upssa Area
An Upssa couple, Willie Robert Barnett and Irene Barnett, were listed in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after a 12:15 am two car crash near the 23rd Street Andrews Highway intersection. Police said Barnett’s eastbound car collided with a westbound vehicle as it attempted a turn. Driver Joe R. Townson, 19, of 1300 East 4th, was involved according to police.
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Upessa
Medical Center Hospital
Willie Robert Barnett
Irene
Kerrail Highway
Andrews Highway
Joe RK Townson
East
Probe recaps Sharpstown bank bill push and hearings
Testimony details a state senate and House inquiry into the Sharpstown banking scandal. Carr cites pushback on FDIC substitute claims while Osorio and others faced subpoenas. Texas Bankers Association leaders warn the bill could lift private insurance, hurting small banks and boosting nonmember banks. State officials discuss effect on deposits and liquidation delays amid SEC actions.
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FDIC
Carr
State Capitol
John Osorio
National Bankers Life Insurance J Co
Sharp
Osorio
House
Murray
Houston
Sam Kimberlin Jr
Texas Bankers Association
TBA
Preston Smith
Kimbertin
Texas
Federal Reserve System
Robert E Stewart
Tcials
Sharpstown State Bank
SEC
Clay Cotten
Tommy
Shannon
Fort Worth
Thin
Mutscher
Cotten
Woman's Rites Planned Here for Local Resident
Mrs. Albert McKandles 76 of 1448 South Al Jenganey died just before 3 p.m. Thursday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel Rev Paul Miller Trinity Baptist Church. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born April 16 1895 in Piqua Ohio. Married Albert McKandles Feb 4 1934 in Dayton Ohio. Lived in Odessa since 1954 from Dayton. Survived by her husband of the home.
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Albert
Marie Ann) McKandles
South al- Jenganey
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly
Paul Miller
iTrinity Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gradens
Piquac
Ohio
Albert McKandles
Dayton
Gdessa
Trinity Baptist Church
Home
Texas Governor Enforces Wage Freeze Tangles with Education Pay
Governor Smith asserts state agency heads must follow the Nixon imposed wage-price freeze, vetoing teacher raises under contracts after Aug 15 while warning of penalties. He cites federal law and says he accepts full responsibility for actions taken by agency heads. The move affects about 62,000 state employees and 130,000 teachers statewide with millions in raises and local funding implications.
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State of
Texas
Smith
Ziegler
White House
Washington
Jed
Nixon
Dallas
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
John Connally
Connally
Longitime
Texas State Teachers Association
Niles
North
DWI Complaints Filed In Court In Texas county court Friday three men faced DWI charges
Reports show Elmer Cobble LeClair and LeD. Simon among others arrested on drunk driving counts. Cobble 32 of Crane County faces charges while Simon and LeClair were noted for hospital board involvement in Crane. The items reference bonds fines and jail terms, with broader commentary on presidential authority and Texas law.
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Ector County
Elmer Payton Cobble
Acean
Summer Band Concert by Local Junior and Senior Highs
Bands from Nimita Junior High Malcolm Harris Bonham Junior High Charles Nail Hood Junior High Van Ragsdale and Permian High JR McEntyre assisted by Terry Milligan perform a 7 30 pm Friday concert in Permian High School fieldhouse. Public welcome free of charge.
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Permian High School
Nimita Junior High
Malcolm Harris
Bonham Junior High
Charles Nail
Hood Junior High
van Ragsdale
Permian High
McEntyre
Terry Milligan
Odean Arwrices ODESSA AMERICAN Notice
The Odessa American newspaper announces postal registration details, subscription rates, and delivery zones for the Odessa and Ector County area. Rates list monthly and yearly options by mail and in retail zones with single-copy prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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Odean
Tete) Arwrices
Odessa American
Tixen
Texas
Acot
Oeetga Amaricen
Oaese
Ector County
Prowlers Flee With 960 Dollars From Doctor's Office
Police investigated seven burglaries reported Friday including an entry at Dr. John E. Bauman's office at 400 North Houston where 960 dollars in cash and checks were stolen. Intruders pried open a cash drawer with a letter opener and escaped with a money bag containing the checks. Other burglaries cited involved Stadium Apartments office on Kermit Highway with 138 dollars missing, Downs Clark Inc at 4020 Kermit Highway with small cash, and a home on Castle Road with no losses. Several residents reported break ins with no items taken. one thief fled amid screams.
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John E. Bauman
North Sam Houston
Stadium Apartments
Kermit Highway
Tobby Tucker
Downs Clark, Inc
North Belmont
Firemen Answer 3 Alarms Here
Odessa firemen responded to three miner fire calls Thursday and Friday mornings. An air conditioner fire at Gladia Camp’s home, 1228 West Ada, caused minor damage. C Pate reported his car wiring on fire in the 1117 West Ada area while the aula was in the 900 block West Clements. A false alarm at 38th and Texas was answered by tire units.
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Odessa
Gladia Camp
West
Ada
Pate
Clements
38Th
Texas
Four thefts reported by police on Friday
Police probed four thefts including a top chest taken from C. C. Stelzig at 411 North Amburger. Bicycle thefts were reported by Glenn Caran of 3617 Grenham, Mrs. W. Fowler of 3525 Fairlane, and Wilke Stockton of 3700 Crestview.
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C. C
Doc) Stelzig
North Amburger
Glenn Caran
Grenham
W. Fowler
Fairlane
Wilke Stockton
Crestview
Missouri Rites Are Scheduled for Mrs Bertha Crane
Services for Mrs Bertha Crane 89 of 3606 McKnight who died Wednesday in Medical Center Hospital follow a lengthy illness and will be held at Williams Funeral Chapel California Mo at 3 30 p m Saturday Burial will be in New Hope cemetery She was born November 17 1891 in Missouri and moved here in 1958 She was a member of Sherwood Baptist Church Survivors include a daughter Lorraine Morrison of Lake Park Florida a son G E Doss of Odessa a sister Homer Bunch of Centertown Mo four grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Bertha Crane
McKnight
Medical Center Hospital
Williams Funeral Chapel
California
New Hope Cemetery
Crane
Missouri
Sherwood Baptist Church
Lorraine Morrison
Lake Park
Fla
G. E. Doss
Odessa
Homer Bunch
Centertown
Deaths final rites set Saturday for two local men
Obituary notices list Lonnie Allen Brooks 87 a retired farmer of 8323 West County Road who died around noon Thursday at Medical Center Hospital after a six month illness. Alfred George Al Thomas 50 of 2704 Windsor Drive died shortly before 2 a.m. Friday at Medical Center Hospital after a three month illness. Funeral services are scheduled Saturday at 10 a.m. at Crestview Church with Rev. Corbin Turner and Rev. Curtis Thorp officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens under Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home. Survivors include multiple children and grandchildren. Also noted is the death of Dr. John Ladd, 48, assistant curator of Central American Archaeology at Harvard's Peabody Museum, who died Monday in Dubrovnik while on a vacation tour of Europe.
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Smith
Texas
Rogers
Thority
Imsuage Nogers
Iean Undo
Lujan Luna
Wilson
Land
Billy Raye Main
Roy
Falty
East Second
Lonnie Allen Brooks
West County Road
Alfred George
al) Thomas
Windsor Drive
i/Medical Center
Crescen
A.m
Hubbard-Kelly
Bob Bratcher
Corbin Turner
Curtis Thorp
Methodist
Temple Baptist Church
Sunset
Evergreen Cemetery
Borial Garden
Direcion
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral
John Ladd
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Peabody Museum
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Europe
Rites Pending For Local Woman Mrs Ardis Williams
Mrs Ardis Williams age 50 of 70 Beal died at 2 30 am Friday in Medical Center Hospital after a short illness Services are pending at Rix Funeral Home Born June 20 1921 Survivors include a son L B Willis of 318 Fireh tway daughters Blasie Jackson of 708 Beal and Dora Lee Jackson of 419 Seminole a sister Willie Mae Gary of Midland and a brother E S Woods of Wichita Falls
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Ardis William
Beal
Medical Center Hospital
Rix
Optimists North Texas District Convention Schedule
All day session at Inn of the Golden West with noon Eastside Rotary meeting in the Coach Room. At 6 PM Veterans of World War I meet in Barracks 1887 at Hi Spot Fourth Center. Also at 6 30 PM American Legion Post 430 and Auxiliary convene in Legion Auditorium at Eighth and Pueblo.
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North Texas
Inn of the Golden West
Eastside
Fouth Center
10Th and
MacArthur
American Legion Post
Auxiliary Legion Auditorium
Eighth and Pueblo
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Clinton Wade Seward
Center
Nthane
Gilly Ray Key
Joan R. Spears
Tom Green
Joe R. Townson
Willie Robert Barnes
Barnett
Irene Barneit
Kernt
Fanfales
Secontean
Joe
Bank Ameena
Service Club
Nixon’s
Jade John
Jal H
Buddy) Rogers
DWI
Crane (Special) — Co
J. McClair
Crane County
Ando
LeClair
Wees
L D. Simon
Simon
Terrill Ray Hobbs
iHe
NBL
Madera
Gulfj
Bel
Molacca Wanlandada
American Bank
Olssa
B.C
Higher Hearting
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
Odessa College
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
Cardozier
UTPS
Jack Rodgers
Peemian Junior College System
J. Marvin Higbee
Don Sullivan
Bernhard T. W. Sedate
Royston
Sara Alma Crow
Wink
The
Baptist Church
Jay J. Brooks
Felmore H. Brooks
Cross Plains
Johnnie A. Brooks
Omer D. Brooks
Kermit
D. W. Brooks
West 57Th
Rosalie Pitcox
Seminole
Peartie L. Sherman
Big Spring
Nancy Stice
Judy
Some
Penelope
Helen Jean Cunningham
Mexia
Methodist Church
Air Force
Larry Dean
George W. Thomas
John Edward Thomas
East 13Th
Bill Thomas
Semingle
Marie Weylands
Windsor
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