District court records and hospital notices compiled
District Court records list multiple case names among Bur nett, Rogers and Beaty with diverse defendants. A medical center adds patient admissions and discharges, while a meeting notice for the Permian Basin Genealogical Society highlights a summer research program. Nearby police and civilian names accompany a long births and notices section.
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District Court
Steven Warren Burnett
Burnet Bey C
Rogers
Hilda Poses Beaty
Jevee Faesmant
Rober Dalevrissnoni
Ramon Ame
Inez
E Iebets Yallinez
Sores
Edward Evee
Eannie Lou Gongre
Eva O
Deandis
Pee T
Halewell
Stacey
Albr
Laviig
Robison
Shawn Ray Gillham
Yoda
Atorrne
Mevin
Heltaire Anderson Eluettri Acosta
Permian Basin Genealogical Society
Ector County
Vary Crider
Odessa
Ada Spavey
Midland
Two On Job Accidents Wound Two In City Work
Readable injuries listed from Bonham Negenl Coats 4G to Odessans at Medical Center Hospital. Names include Ruben L Angrars, Robert M Amarez, Garry Lyomer, Laura K Saul, Ross, Hestand, Leos R Bus, and Joe E Barclay among others. Incident notes describe damaged vehicles, back pains, and a pipe rolling incident leading to injuries during on site labor and drilling efforts.
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Ang Rars
Ruben
Luian
South Sam
Robert M Amarez
Clitton
Garry Lyomer
Dawn
Robert L Bewley
Waple Samage
Laura K Saulers
Gist Place
Venice
Stechen
Ross
Caesso
Eghih
Lalo
Hestand
Singer
Jalwale
Darage
Ead
Leos R
Hron
Odivissa
Injury Sinks After Swing Fall In City Suburb
Five year old Kennie Hodges, daughter of Kenneth Hodges of 3750 East Everglade, was reported in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after injuring her left arm in a swing fall. In Bolivia, tensions rose as rebel and government forces clashed in La Paz and Oruro, with bombs and gunfire disrupting downtown streets and the El Alto airport area.
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Kennie Hodges
Kenneth Hodges
East Everglade
Medical Center Hospital
Sat
Unuue
la Paz
Oruro
el Alto
Two Midland Men Charged In Armed Store Robbery
Midland police arrested Alton Joe Neale 19 and Zebidee Lewis 22 after they allegedly robbed Tradeway Grocery at 1801 East Eighth on August 13. They are charged with armed robbery in Midland. bond set at 15000 each. An Odessa suspect, Ollie Kane 28, faces related assault with intent to commit armed robbery. Three guards were injured during the hold up and escape attempt.
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Midland
Earl Said
P. Sraath
Tradeway Grocery
East Eighth
Alton Joe
Wei He
lo'Neal
Zebidee Lewis
Tra
Ollald L. Kane
Odessa
Al-Seryin Senite Ter
Atert Bay
Lendanis
Park
Cape
Con
Midland City
Jackson
Justice of the Peace
John H. Biggs
Manuel Valles
Bandit Robs Midland Store In Drive-In Grocer Heist
A masked gunman escaped on foot after robbing Jay's Grocery and Meat Berne in West Midland. Mrs Ruby Wilson and clerk Robert Smith were confronted in the Thomason street lot as the bandit, about five eleven and 189 pounds, wearing a white sack over his head, seized more than $700 and fled west toward the parking area. The suspect remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Stanton Bond Issue Rejected in Stanton County
A bond issue of 450000 to build a new Martin County courthouse or remodel the present one failed Saturday 203 to 17 with rural boxes voting against it while the largest box narrowly approved 90 to 89. An accompanying referendum on rebuild versus remodel was not immediately available. County officials argued remodeling would cost more than new construction, and existing bonds are expected to be retired by 1974.
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Stanton
Martin County
Renajr
Carrot Water
Coun
Deaths Arrangements Handled by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home
Brief death notice notes arrangements are being handled by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home. No other details provided.
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Hubbard-Kelly Funeral,Home
Veteran Lawman Dies Of Illness
Odessa area obituaries recall long service and family ties. Veterans officer William E Cope of Odessa and Elton G Cooke of Levelland are noted among local lawmen and civic figures. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. Services listed with Cumberland Presbyterian and First United Methodist churches and burials in East Memorial Gardens and Sunset Memorial.
Monday Rites For Odessan
Funeral services for Mrs Ardis Willams 50 of 709 Beal at Greater St John Baptist Church at 2 pm Monday with burial at Odessa Cemetery She died Friday at Medical Center Hospital after a short illness Survivors include a son L B Wills two daughters Blasie Jackson and Dora Jackson a sister Mrs Wille Mae Gary a brother E 8 Woods Services are being handled by Rix Funeral Home Virgil Chester James Lovington NM services at 10 am Monday at Smith Rogers Funeral Home Chapel in Lovington with burial at Lovington Cemetery He was electrocuted accidentally at a drilling rig near Andrews Justice of the Peace Jay Williams ruled the death accidental He was born May 14 1922 in Niles Michigan a World War II air force veteran survived by wife Dela a daughter Darlene Sledronsky three sons Walter Gary and Jimmy five brothers and a sister all of Michigan
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wusedeCk
Nugnes
William Edgar Cope
Sarah Beas
Frida
Rere
Kane Eter
Ilk
Nevada
Tiess
Odessa
Ayrdens
Curtis E
East Memorial Gardens
Angela Hughes
Midland
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sam Wayman
Garjane
E.G. Cooke Levelland
Elton G. Cooke
First United Methodist Church
Alby J. Cockrell
City of Levelland
George Price
Cooke
Coryell County
Hockley County
Cooks Insurance Agency
I Gins
Pettit
Ropesville
Ethel Cooke
West 26
Ora Lee
Mary Norman
Lubbock
Bomar Stacy
Levelland
C. P. Cooke Jr. l
Lovington
Edwin Loving
Martin
Abilene
Leck
California
Dalton
Gatesville
Billy
Dickerson
James
Winters
Leman Officer
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Edward Corcoran Snyder
Edward (Corky
Corcoran
First Baptist
Raymond Hall
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Scurry County
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Augusta
Kan
Mildred McClammey
Ronte Watkins
Pat Corcoran
Jim Corcoran
Denton
Murray Watkins
Bill Watkins
Snyder
Margaret. Seman
Madelyn Hamm
Wichita
Dean
Georgia
Jack
Neosho
Buddy
Garden Grove
Calif
W. C. Davidson
E. B. Davidson
Fort Benning
Ardis Willams
Beal
Willl
Greater St. John Bapst
Medical Center Hospital
L B Wills
Fitch
Blasie Jackson
Dora Jackson
East Seminole
Wille Mae Gary
Mucland
E 8 Woods
Wichita Falls
Rix Funeral Home
Virgil Chester James Lovington
Virgil C. James
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Andrews
Justice of the Peace
Jay Williams
Ard Drilling Co
e/Andrews
Niles
Mich
Orf
Air Force
Dela
Darlene Sledronsky
Dallas
Walter
Vietnam
Gary
Jimmy
Michigan
C. J. Erwin
North Lauderdale
Carla Falk
Tanglewood
Anderson
Fu- Charles Flinko Jr
Carls-neral Services
Charles Sambach
Thelp.m
Kermit Highway
United Methodist Church
South
Crane Avenue
Lev
Jelland
Hockley
East 48Th
Claude Graham
Newmorning
South Plains
Robert Baker
Sunset
Ray
Clyde
Mitchell Levelland
Mrs. Moore
Carver
Latrell
Hereford
Walles
Nce
Denver City
Bobby Tucker
Cumber-jbert
Alb
Bill Roach
East Mccamey
Soll
eScesath
Tommy Ashley
Naifor
Albino
Grabiela
Calabors Lane
Jim Dallow
Deron Carrasco
Frank Griffin
Resthaven
Cem
West
Ojinaga
Mexico
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Carrasco
Sheppard Funeral Home
Political activity surge eyed on college campuses
Fort Collins reports NSA leaders predicting intensified campus political activity this fall. At the 24th annual NSA congress, moves include students running for office in college towns and backing candidates who support student power. Professor Michael Aldrich promotes Amorphia, a movement to legalize marijuana sales.
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Fort Collins
Michael Aldrich
California Institute For the Arts At
Valencia
Calif
Ol Hythe
Aldrich
Texas flood slows as students note politics at stake
The report notes warm Texas weather with high humidity and floodwaters from earlier rains near Nueces River at Three Rivers. A Wisconsin graduate student John Siefert comments that flood factors could influence voter turnout as students head to be active in politics. Harriet Reaves of Miland and Harold Hall of Bil… funeral services follow.
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Texas
Gener
Cenally
Vowarts
Mutral
Nueces
Gulf
Corpus Christi
John Siefert
Three Rivers
Dent
University of Wisl
Konsin
Harriet Reaves
Miland
Sause
Harold Hall
Bil
Sam Ane Spring
Jewelry Taken In Two Thefts
Lawmen investigated twelve thefts Saturday with two netting more than 400 dollars in jewelry each. Reports include jewelry valued at 430 dollars from Mrs. C. J. Erwin and a ring worth 400 dollars taken from Carla Falk. Additional items stolen across Levelland Kermit area include a stereo and lawnmowers. Burial for Charles Sam Bach followed a car theft and home damages. Ohio?
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American Legion
Harvey Holcomb
Verde
Gil Moody
Worman Criswell
East 49Th
Gladys Blolock
Joseph Wilson
Latvesio
Odessa Police
Avice Debrs
Ambrose Roxanne Chiles
Koerlin
Willa Hil Kanneth
Wagier
Kathinen
Edna Woodrum
Caste Road
Paul & Dunaway
Bobbe Decker
Hazel Waldron
Arvel
Castle
Johnw Hobok Jr
Bickent
Neila Davincen
Barbara Kelley
Gap Tisdale Bamore
Mnor
Mules
John Wilson
Kevin Digty
Leora Cran Hubmikeelior
Homer Hingyasa
Gwendolyn Jonas
Ronay Mckinney
Paul Lowe
Sue Nocke
Eldora Adams
Edith Philips
Faith Homsey
AR Adams
Richard Dismuke
Lenora Winkler
Troy Willis
Luge Barriates
Jesse Gore
Ricky Payte
Mary Layne
William Worley
Leslie Beker
Rodger Edge
Laurence Newkirk
Larry Roa Iver Ard
Charles ‘Yourpolood
West County Road
Brengs
A R Adams
East List
Todd & Todd
Bolivia
Er Aeg
Iments
Bolivian Military Academy
Torres
Widdary
Bandit
Ghillie
Navy
Odessa American
Ogiise
Texan
St Marena
Marre Punitiied
Oueise American
Oueise
Zena
St Mentis
Odessan
Santee Weereewey
Rumbeck
Jan
Sterling City
Teremay
John E. Cope
Fort Stockton
Temple
Pantictchiech
Joapeay Wausen
John B. Alexander
Kerrville
W. M. Rinehart
Lamar
Grady Denny
Mount Pleasant
Hubbard-Keily Funeral Home
Della Day Spur
Della Irrene Day
Gordon Day
Dickens Cemetery
Ben Brigham SR
Austin
American National Bank and
Ben Ben Bngham Jr
Iittle
George Hall
Big Spring
George W.blanche Hall
Trinity Memorial Park
Hall
First Christian Church
Order of Eastern Star
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