Two bank officers named promoted at American Bank
Derrell Henry announces promotions at American Bank Seminole. Mrs N A Allene E Ford becomes vice president and will serve as personnel director after a long career beginning as a teller in 1957 and advancing to assistant vice president in 1968. Steve Watson and Lois Short also promoted to assistant vice president and operations officer respectively. Ballard, a 63 year old Seminole resident, dies after being struck by a flatbed truck on US 62 near Seminole with details from the Texas Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrell Henry
American Bank
N. A Allene E. Ford
Wicklow
Ford
Pudhon
Permian
American Business Women's Association
National Association of Bank Women
American Institute of Barend
Steve Watson
Watson
Becky
East Sixth
Lois Short
Tanglewood
Bank
American Business Womens Association
American Institute of Banking
Seminole
Booker F Batlard
Goatie Polivka
Rhovee Walton Berry
Texas
Miehawar
Kenneth Selman
Ballard
Medway
Selman
Edmondsen and Bartlett Win Oklahoma Senate Primaries
Sen. Ed Edmondsen won the Democratic primary with over 50 percent, avoiding a runoff, amid 10 opponents. Gov. Dewey Bartlett easily defeated C. W. Weed in the Republican race. Both proceed to November for the open Senate seat left by Fred Harris. House members Carl Albert and others secured renomination in their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tapi
Ed Edmondsen
Dewey Bartlett
Edmondsen
Bartlett
Statehood
C. W. Weed
Edmondson and
Senate
Fred R. Harris
House
Carl Albert
Hobbs Names Neal as New Police Chief
Neal, a 44 year old Ventura California officer, will become Hobbs Police Chief after a review of 129 applications. City Manager Joe Harves announced the appointment noting the post opened in April when Chief Peters was discharged. Neal begins at 200 salary and brings decades in law enforcement including detective captain and Ventura Officer of the Year. He is married to Nathaee with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Neal
Ventura
Calf
Joe Harves
Poliee Duvayne Peters
Ventura Department
Ventura Police
Ventura Force
Jaman
Nathaee
Nixon Nomination Sealed After Rockefeller Speech
The roll call began at 9 46 p m with Gerald Ford presiding and Nixon was declared the nominee at 11 02 p m. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, Nixon’s erstwhile rival, gave the nominating address praising Nixon as a man of action and peace while a cross section of speakers from Buckley to Walter Tickel and Milwaukee Mayor Henry Mater’s wife voiced varied support and questions about party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Buckley
Interior
Walter J. Tickel
Milwaukee
Henry Mater
Richard Nixon
Mater
Wisconsin
Ford
Anne Armstrong
Texas
Cochairman
Republican National Committee
Missouri
Lawrence K. Roos
Tom Eagleton
McGovern
Eagleton
Bank Robber Slain After Inside Bank Drama
In New York two gunmen burst into a bank just before closing. Wojtowicz and another man housed hostages while crowds cheered outside. At times the pair directed actions, negotiated with FBI agents, and claimed they would shoot if police moved in. After hours of tension, authorities stormed or withdrew as the drama unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Wojtowiegs
PBS
Wojtowicz
Supreme Court
Woytowicz
Dorsn
Severe Weather Strikes Texas Panhandle and Central Regions
Tornadoes and severe storms sweep through Kerrville Medina County and near Austin causing damage to homes barns and windows. Thunderstorms trigger power outages, hail and winds up to 50 mph. Rainfall amounts vary with trace to 2 inches west of Kerrville and more in the Hill Country and Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Capitol
George McGovern
Kerrville
Texas
Beaumont
Lufkin
San Antonio
Texas Panhandle
Midland
Amarillo
Dalhart
Panhandle
Palacios
Galveston
Cotulla
County court record and mixed notices in brief
Inland county court record lists marriage licenses for Michael White and Reperca Don Faclend, John Charles Hothiman and Sammie Denise Lewis, and others. Also shown are divorces, medical center patient admissions, births, discharges, police reports, and a funeral for Supt. Floyd Manry with officials from Ector County ISD attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarriage
Michael White
Reperca
Don Faclend
John Charles Hothiman
Sammie Denise Lewis
Luz Zavala Jr
Jeanne Dominguez
Rov Lee Etnridaze Jr
Modesta Philins
Windel
Dwayne Gara
District Court
Qvorces
Mary Eltraoeth
Howare
Rosemary & Terrible
Ronnie Ro Trimble
Shereene Begeow
Robert Pau Bigelow Jr
Ex Odessa Rites for Mack Tatum and Others
Odessa born 1953 19 year old Mack Tatum died after a car he worked on rolled crushing him against a tree in Irving Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Central Baptist Church Haskell burial Willow Cemetery directed by Holder McCally Funeral Home Also listed were services for Annie Meurer 81 in Lubbock two more obituaries Pete Minyard 46 Odessa resident died of a heart attack with services set in Midland and burial in Odessa Reflects multiple local deaths with survivor details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving ¢Staifh
Benny Mack Tatum
Odessa
Irving Community Hospital
Central Baptist Church
Haskell
Willow Cemetery
Holder-McCally Funeral Home
Irving
George L. Tatum
Angus Road
George L
Grand Prairie
Booby Dale
Denver
Colo
Carl Edward
Baytown
Richard
Vernell
Barbara Ada Welch
Adene
Janice Jordan
Wilurn Hudgens
Sundown
Verna Tatum
Annie Meurer Lubbock
Annie
Meurer
Johnson's Funeral Home
Mertzon
Johnson’s Funeral Home
Pete Minyard
Midland
Steven W. Harper
First United Methodist Church
H. E. Wilson
Alta Williams
Fort Worth
Deaths Rites Slated For Odessan Resident Williams
Obituary items note services for Charlie Everett Williams 69 of San Bernardino Calif announced for 2 p.m. Thursday in Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens Williams died after arriving at Medical Center Hospital following illness while driving US 30 relatives reported. Justice of the Peace JA Purifoy ordered autopsy pending. Surviving include wife of 2100 Stoner Road two sons Donald and Charles Louis of San Bernardino three daughters Eula Mae Beausarge Biloxi Shirley Buckles Tucson Hazel Payne all of Odessa and sister Mrs Mary Alexander Lamesa. Also listed are multiple other deaths and notices from Odessa Midland Marfa and Levelland area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Christian Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Odessa
Newnie W. Ellis
Rock Crossing
US Air Force
Sunshine Iron Works
Globe Universal Science
Claudell Bates
Midland
Larry Mingvard
Lubcock
Ira Bates
Austin
David Campbell
Dallas
JL. Stephens
Grayling
Mich
Jimmy Minward
D.H. Pearl
Crane
Lutheran Church of the Risen Lord
Masonic Lodge
Charlie Everett Williams
San Bernardino
Calif
Hubbard-Kelly
Medical Center Hospital
Williams
US 30
Justice of the Peace JA. Purifoy
Jehovah Witness Church
Stoner Road
Donald Jerry Williams
Charles Louis Williams
Eula Mae Beausarge
Biloxi
Shirley, Buckles
Tucson
Ariz
Hazel Payne
Mary Alexander Lamesa
Mary Ann Alexander
St. Joan Baptist Church
Lamesa
Branon Funeral Home
Alexander
Texas
St John Baptist Church
Fred
Marvin
Salone
Lowell
Denver
Cole
Lucile Baker
Palestine
Mary Williams
Pearline Yarorough
St. Louis
Ill
Dorothy Jean Alexander
Helen Calloway
Della Goff
Reide-Saunders
San Antonio
Parkview Hospital
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Russell Goff
Bakersfield
Florence Brewster
Dorothy Dietz
Cibolo
Mildred Mason
J.D. Anderson
Levelland
J. D. Anderson
Sundown
George C. Price
Anderson
Sundown Independent School District
Cook Memorial Hospital
Sonny Carroll
Winston Spray
Rob v Ad
Prosecutor Remarks Blamed For Mistrial In Pistol Case
Judge Rogers declared a mistrial in a pistol carrying case after prejudicial remarks by the prosecutor. defendant Joe Neal Montgomery testified he carried a 380 pistol for protection and money, with officers Trout and Miles stating they found the weapon under the seat during a disturbance call. No new trial date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H
Buddy) Rogers
Joe Neal Montagmery
North Hancock
Moore
Rogers
Montgomery
P. C. Trout
P. R. Miles
Odessa
Cummings
Odessa club calendar lists meetings at various venues
Tomorrow in Odessa events include 9 30 A M American Association of Retired Persons Eastside Recreation Hall noon Odessa Civitan and Sandhills American Business Club at Sands Restaurant 6 30 P M Evening Lions 7 30 P M Odessa Toastmistress Club at KOSA-TV conference room 121 North Whitaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
Eastside Recreation Hall
Sandhills
Sands Restaurant
Odessa Toastmistress Club
Kosa-Tv
North Whitaker
Monahans Moves to Buy New Fire Truck
The Monahans city council passed an emergency ordinance to purchase a new fire truck funded by interest bearing certificates. Bids must be received by 2 p.m. September 26 in the city manager’s office and will be opened then. A Western Music Jamboree at Floyd Gwin Auditorium features Charlie Beard of Big Lake as speaker and will entertain about 50 guests from nearby towns at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Floyd Gwin Auditorium
Paul Dane
Anderson
Big Spring
Hobbs
Andrews
Goldsmith
Big Lake
Odessa
Charlie Beard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ammaritad Bank
Bennett Motor Co
Berry
Lubbock
Seminole Memorial Funeral Home
Allene Ford
Spire
Wojtowies
Aaron
Lower Manhattan
Wojtowieg
Twister Rooms
Fourth
Jackson
Texas Electric Service Co
South Dixie
TESCO
Medina
Bandera
Brenham
Lockhart
San Marcos
Sal
Texarkana
Waco
Big Bend
Matter OF Record County Court
Penbakar
James Ai Badgers
Lee C Aeper
James Jerdyrm
Centieag
Webo
Stacie L Smith
Norma J Lorns
Venta O fAetton
Chamatte S. Stenson
Wiliam G Frelder
Tommy
Tary E Coombes
Bur
West
Carolyn & Cross
Jace B Terrell
Fave
Casweil Claudine Flynn
Norman Spares
Irene de James Ear Sims
Raver Barnhart
George F Silva
James Aaltoer
Pune
Walmer Fieam
Lamela Lo Dear Chastty A
Phillipe
Edear & Gonzalez
Charles H Evans
Iward Hernandez
Henry Fo Dawes
Harrs LL Tavier
Catherne Cartsnn Witham K Bowhay
Jerry B Blaylock
Jo Anne Spencer
Billie J Leonard
Deborah Sharp
Barbara A Dawes
Sendra L Berbing
George Biden
Tommy & Mead
Carne E Anderson
M Louise Baker
Brenda Jo Burwell Wotin
Douglas
Pyournarg
Jerry R Lane
Thomas Ro Wilerns
Cataringn Palingard
Gler Raw Jackson
Fort North
Zackie Thomas Reed
Coy
Raymond & Mendsta
West Cliford
Lo Rodrigues
South Jaceson
Boy
North Muskingum
Jack Gray
North Hancock and
Auerd
Muskingur Damane
Gray
Muskingum
Olivia Sosa Gatndo
Bluebonnet
Will
East Brahth
Camaare
Joseph L Huagins
Daman
North Golder
Butve Fo Lewis
Ginaood
East Branta - Beulah
Brown
AIO
East Teth
Ang Milgred
Pecos Damen
North Dre
Harvey Lo Dutt
O Brown
Evirgiade Damaur
Hahway
Alpert J Miller
North Jackson
Simon Mecrano
Jack & Brown
Article Banks
Wapasa Damaar
North Texas
Praug J. Preios
Carolyn W Gass
Basil Oliva
Puro
West Fourth
Wade D Woods
Wishire
Unkown Vericig Rickeft
West County Road
Marcia A Mietner
West Sth
Pamia
Ector County Independent School District
Bill Holm
Charles Walker
Corrigan
Floyd Manry
Manry
Baptist Memorial Geriatric Hospital
Menard
San Angelo
Jon Meurer
McCamev
Johnny Meurer
Elton Meurer
Ooth
Vera Cate
Betty Srader
Tom ‘Ruth
Coleman
Sarah McSpadden
Marfa
Sarah Jane McSpadden
West Texas
Kelley Funeral
Elna Grove
Alpine
McSpadden
Denton
Stonewall J. McSpadden
Wise
Upper Panhandle
Maria
Francis M. Crowley
John Young
Art Gilligan
Thomas Earl Scudday Sr
John McSpadden
S. J. McSpadden Jr
Jacopb McSpadden
Ruidoso
N. M
H. W. McSpadden
Caracas
Venezuela
Credit Auto Sales
North Grant
Pounds Welding Shop
North Dixie
John Joe Williams
South Lincoln
Justice of the Peace
J. ‘A. Purfoy
Gainesville
Molly Parnell
Fredrick
Okla
Goldie Sanders
Ivy
Ector County
Windell Dwayne Sarratt
Andrews Highway
Allen Moore
Eric Augesen
Odessa Civitan
Evening Lions
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