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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1957

Page

5

Hobbs Victim's Rites Slated

Funeral services for Bill J. Wilson, Hobbs Oil Co. employee killed in a traffic crash near Eunice, will be held today at 2:30 p.m. at Hobbs First Assembly of God Church. Rev. Eugene McClain will officiate. burial in Prairie Haven Cemetery. Wilson, of Hobbs, died en route to Eunice hospital after his car struck a dump truck driven by Franklin Ray of Hobbs. Survivors include his widow Marie, son Bill, daughter Lomna Jean, brother Vernon Wilson of Borgery, two sisters Betty Monigold of Odessa and Helen Donahue of Roanoke, Va.

Hobbs N. M Bill J. Wilson Hobbs Oil Company Eunice Lester Raney Wilson Franklin Ray Ray Marie Wilson Bill Lomna Jean Vernon. Wilson Borgery Betty Monigold Odessa Helen Donahue Roanoke

German Cadet Killed In Crash At Bryan Base

A German Air Force cadet training at Bryan Air Force Base was killed and another cadet was critically injured in a two car crash early Saturday. Names were withheld. Officers said the cadets’ car appeared to be traveling in the wrong lane on a divided highway and collided with a second car carrying a group of Negro passengers. the other four were in fair condition.

Bryan Bryar Air Force Base

Private pilot seeks first manned satellite flight rise

Chicago report notes William Sallee, 34, a private pilot who has never flown above 12,000 feet, plans to ascend to space Friday seeking to set a new altitude record and improve his personal aviation standing. The appeal marks an unusual bid for spaceflight in pursuit of altitude achievement.

Chicago William Sallee

Lea Fair Board Elects Officers in Lea County

Marvin McClish of Tatum was elected president succeeding Frank Walker. Ralph Wrinkle of Hobbs was named vice president with Robert Madera of Jal as second vice president and Kenneth Cox of Lovington as treasurer. Mrs Ben Hessler of Lovington resigned as secretary after years in the post. The Lea County Fair is scheduled for September 18 to 20 next year.

Lovington Marvin McClish Tatum Lea County Fair Board Frank Walker Unice Ralph Wrinkle Hobbs Robert Madera Jal Kenneth, Cox Ben Hessler

Autopsy Waited In Woman's Death

Corpus Christi area autopsy to determine cause of death for Mrs Easter Condrin 37 of San Antonio whose body was found on an inlet mud bar near the city Friday. She had been missing about two weeks. Sheriff says autopsy needed to go further. Her husband W E Condrin a Teamsters Union organizer fears anti union foes may be involved.

Corpus Christi Easter Condrin San Antonio Here Johnnie Mitchell W. E. Condrin Teamsters

Boy Disappears Down Wall Shaft in Greenville

Tony Roberts, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Roberts, vanished after entering a stairway at home. Neighbors and his mother heard him crying as firemen knocked out a closet wall and freed the boy from a twelve foot shaft between the chimney and wall. He was imprisoned about fifteen minutes and showed his dirt stained hands when released.

Greenville S. C Tony Roberts Roy Roberts

Six Trapped in English Cave Rescue Finds Six Victims

Six young cave explorers, four youths and two girls, trapped since Saturday in a 400 foot underground maze in Kettlewell, England, were found today by rescue teams including frogman divers. The group, aged 16 to 20, are members of a Bradford Technical College cave-exploring club. Their parents reported them missing after failing to return from a moor expedition.

Kettlewell England Peter Clough Jiichael Cazalet Robin Turner Christine Woodward Joan Smith Peter Blackburn Bradford Technical College

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Timmy Lea Fair Board Kennedy Cooper Ation Credit Grantors Club Retail Merchants Association of Odessa Vernon Grove, Clothiers K & L Motor.Co Gage & Cochran Bateman T. L Miller Jewelers First State Bank Shop de Los Llanos Griffin Plumbing Co Jo Ann Shop Kosa Winkler Cecil's Liquor Stores West Texas Concrete Hardwick Furniture Store Headlee Hospital Clinic Dunlops Store Sewell Motor Co First National Bank Key, Rhoades and Jenkins Tower Food Market Don Maxwell Co John Shortes Motor Co The Quicksilver Co Victory Home Equipment Co Acme Lumber Co White's Auto Stores Abel Lumber Co the Model Shop Lovely Foundation Bros Charmode Sears
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