Fort Stockton Miss Fort Stockton Pageant Contenders Named
Karen Bryce will crown a successor Saturday as five candidates compete for Miss Fort Stockton 1969. Contestants include Janet Pistole Terri Lynn Mabe Sandra DAndrea Carol Bean Santhia Ligon with judges from Fort Stockton and Odessa. Reigning Miss West Texas Marcia Ruth McEntyre to appear. pageant held in W D Weaver Auditorium at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stockton
Karen Bryce
C. F. Bryce
Odessa
Louise Edwards
Dub Card
Arthur Roberts
Frank Strech
Jim Gilliland
Janet Pistole
Jack Pistole
Fort Stockton High School
Miss Pistole
Angelo State College
Sandra Marie D’andrea
Albert D’andrea
Terri Lynn Mabe
William R Mabe
Miss Marie
Career Academy
Houston
Strain
Carol Jeanne Bean
Albert E. Bean
West Texas State University
Canyon
Miss Ean
West Texas State
John Philip Sousa
Tau Beta Sirma
Santhia Ligon
J. B. Ligon
Texas Tech
Tech
Epsilon Epsilon Chapter
Alpha Delta Pi
Suit Filed Against Midland Resident in Ector County
Midland resident M. E. Dominey is named defendant in an action on account filed Friday in Ector County Court. Plaintiff seeking a $225 judgment is Medical Land Retail Credit Bureau.
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Midland
M. E. Dominey
Ector County
Medical Land Retail Credit Bureau
Genealogical Workshop Set in Andrews County Museum
An all day beginners session in genealogy will be held Saturday at the Andrews County Museum, sponsored by the Permian Basin Genealogical Society. Mrs. Gene Irwin oversees arrangements. Talks by Jake Williams, Joe C. Carroll, and Mrs. Roy L. Brown anchor the afternoon program starting at 1 30 p m with small group instruction from 4 15 p m. Registration is $1 50 and open to the public.
Odessa man seeks 14035 in IA Board appeal
Joe Willie Moorer of Odessa filed Friday in 161st District Court an appeal seeking 14035 from an Industrial Accident Board award. Moorer alleges injury on March 22 while employed in Ector County for Sanitary Linen Service. The Phoenix Insurance Co. is named as defendant.
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Joe Willie Moorer
Odessa
Industrial Accident Board
161St
Moorer
Ector County
Sanitary Linen Service
Fae
The
Phoenix Insurance Ico
Students Ready For Boys State
Twelve Ector County juniors and one from Crane join 750 peers for a two week American Legion Boys State session in Austin. At the University of Texas campus June 7-14 the delegates will form a mythical state, elect officials, draft a constitution, and learn citizenship by governing themselves.
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Ector County
Crane
American Legion Boys State
Austin
University of Texas
Boys State
Boys Nation
Washington, D. C
Department of Texas
The
American Legion
Boys’ Nation
Illinois
National Organization of the American Legion
Odessa Texas newspaper subscription notice
Public note from the Odessa American offering home delivery details and subscription information with a contact phone number and address for Odessa residents. The fragment references mailing and telephone contacts and a March timing.
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Odessa
Texas
Odessan Pleads Guilty in Liquor Violation Case
James Thomas Martin, 46, of 3138 Eisenhower, was fined $100 after pleading guilty to selling beer after hours at Eddie's Cafe on Andrews Highway. Ector County Court accepted the plea with County Judge Mike Berry presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Martin
Eisenhower
Ector
Martin
Daderceres
Be Pace
Oo 4 Control Board
Eddie's
Andrews Highway
Mike Berry
Lawsuit On File In Odessa Claim for 1271 Dollars
William H. Haynie of Odessa files a suit on note for 1271 dollars in the 161st District Court. Defendant is Billy D. Rudloff, a city resident.
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William H. Haynie
Odessalis
Billy D. Rudloff
Odessa Man Loyd Dixon Funeral Set in Odessa
Funeral services for Loyd Pinkney Dixon a 67 year old Odessa resident who died Friday at Medical Center Hospital are set for 4 pm at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel. Rev Elbert Smithen will officiate Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Dixon lived at 2717 East 31st was employed with Humble Pipeline He had been ill six months Born March 21 1902 in Bowie married Clara B Bohan on August 30 1929 in Walters Oklahoma Came to Odessa in 1949 Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Nettie Lou Allman of Macon Georgia three sons Wayne Dixon Doyle K Dixon and Thomas L Dixon two brothers R K Dixon of Odessa J F Dixon of Houston three half brothers two half sisters a stepmother Mrs A C Dixon Lawton Oklahoma and 11 grandchildren
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Loyd Pinkney Dixon
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home
Elbert Smithen
Belvue Baptist Church of
Midland
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Dixon
East 31St
Humble Pipeline
Bowie
Clara B. Bohan
Walters
Okla
Andrews
First ‘Baptist Church
Nettie Lou Allman
Macon
Wayne Dixon
East Everglade
Doyle K. Dixon
Benefield
Thomas L. Dixson
Lamesa
R. K. Dixon
Odessia
J. F. Dixon
Houston
A. C. Dixon
Lawton
Rites Scheduled For Saturday For Eulalio Flores
Rites for Eulalio Flores aged 79 of 300 Orchard are planned for 10 a m Saturday at the Baptist Mission with burial in Odessa Cemetery. He died Thursday at Medical Center Hospital. Born in 1893, he was a Baptist and World War I veteran. Survivors include sons Adam Frank and Ismo, daughter Mary Carrasco and Eva Sanchez, two brothers and one sister, 35 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Eulalio Flores
Baptist Mission
Odessa
Flores
Medical Center Hospital
Adam Flores
Frank Flores
Lubbock
Ismo Flores
Denver
Colo
Mary Carrasco
Pecos
Eva Sanchez
North Carolina
One Year Budget Tactics Stir Texas Legislature
Governor Smith faces a set of options to handle a one year budget bill and a cigarette tax measure. He could sign the teacher pay bill, veto the one year budget, and call a special session to pass two year appropriations and tax bills, or veto the entire package and restart negotiations. The cigarette tax dispute looms large as a test of constitutional balance and fiscal strategy before the 1971 fiscal year.
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Department of Public Safety
Smith
Martin
Overnor
Altheit
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Fort Stockton Physician Oswalt Dies At 53
Dr. C E Oswalt Jr longtime Fort Stockton resident dies at Baylor Medical Center Dallas after hospital stay since May 27 Burial at Easthill Cemetery Fort Stockton First Methodist Church to conduct 10 am Saturday services He was a Navy flight surgeon in WWII and held leadership roles in local and state medical groups Survived by wife Eugenia four sons a daughter mother and brother
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Fort Stockton
C. E. Oswalt, Jr
First Methodist Church
Oswalt
Baylor Medical Center Hospital
Dallas
Fort Worth
Eugenia Dawgon
Fort
St. Mary’s Infirmary
Galveston
Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society
Texas Medical Association Board of Councilors
Texas Academy of General Practice
Academy
National Academy
Nevew
Charles Edward Oswalt III
John Dawson Oswalt
University of Texas Medical ‘School
William ‘Morris Oswalt
Barry ‘Fussell Oswalt
Judith Ann
Mary Oswalt
Georgetown
Jack Oswalt
Austin
Injuries Fatal To Fireman In Hobbs New Mexico
A Hobbs fireman Bobby N Teel age 26 died at a Lubbock hospital from a head injury after falling from a fire engine en route to an alarm near his station. Teel sustained injuries May 29 and died Thursday. funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church Hobbs with burial at Prairie Haven Cemetery.
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HOBBS
N.M
Lubbock
Bobby N. Teel
Bo Tisdale
Teel
Onel
First Poet Church
Rev. L. R. Adams
Prairie ‘Haven
Griffin ‘Funeral Home
Funeral services for Leroy Maxwell in Odessa
Funeral services for Leroy Franklin Maxwell aged 46 of Odessa are set for 4 p.m. today at Hubbard Kelly Chapel. Rev. Curtis Thorpe of Temple Baptist will officiate. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Maxwell died Tuesday after a short illness at Medical Center Hospital. He was born January 14, 1923 in Scurry and lived 14 years in Odessa, moving from Crane. He served in the Navy in World War II and belonged to the American Legion. Survivors include two sons Larry Craig Maxwell and Raymond Maxwell, both of Memphis Tennessee.
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Leroy Franklin Maxwell
East 12Th
Odessa
Hubbard-Kelly
Former Midland Newspaperman Dies In Dallas
A long time Texas newspaperman Jack P Padgett 72 buried Saturday in Dallas died Thursday He directed commercial and industrial news pages for the Dallas Times Her Bom in Gainesville he worked in Wichita Falls Midland Big Spring Austin Roswell N M and Baton Rouge La Edward M Pooley 71 a Scripps Howard journalist for 37 years died Wednesday night He edited El Paso Herald Post 26 years Survived by widow Ruth a daughter and three grandchildren Rites for Orom 8B Souther 68 held at Singleton Funeral Home Chapel of the Chimes with burial in Fairview Cemetery Pampa He was born Feb 15 1901 in Breckenridge and lived in Andrews Odessa Midland Notrees 32 years for Texaco as a natural gas superintendent Survived by wife Christine and seven brothers G B Vaught Jr 41 of Midland services in Monahans First Presbyterian Church He was a drilling superintendent for Standard Oil Co Survivors include wife and two children W H Williams 1 father of Mrs Steve Thompson of Odessa services in Tahoka United Methodist Church Burial in Tahoka Cemetery for W H Williams other obituaries note multiple entries across Texas fields and towns.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Jack P. Padgett
Padgett
Dallas Times
Bom
Gainesville
Wichita Falls
Midland
Big Spring
Austin
Roswell
N.M
Baton Rouge
EL Paso
Edward M. Pooley
Scripps Howard
Pooley
el Paso Herald Post
Milton
Fla
University of the South
Army Air Corps
Houston Press
The
Press
Herald Post Publishing Co
Newspaper Printing Corp
Ruth
Andrews
Odessa
Notrees
Souther
Texaco
Christine
G. B. Vaught JR
Monahans
First Presbyterian Church
G. B. Vaught Sr
Ryle
Glirstbyterian
Hmond Funeral Home
Vaught
Colorado City
Ught
Standard Oil Co
Margaret Bene _ Apel
Tecome Wile Raymond
Wicket
W. JH. Tahoka
W. H. Williams
Steve Thompson
United Methodist Church
Tahoka
Stene Orame Comey
Baylor County
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Phi Zeta Pi
Gonzalez Pest Control
Permian Basin
Seeley
Martin Dies Jr
Duane Nobles
PBGC
Bill Gooch
William Rodgers
Earl . Bailey
American Seigen
Molly Graham
Opportunity
Basin Lions Club
R. A. Rivera
Order of Eagles
B. J. Sims
Permian High School
James Hardin Bond
James B. Bond
East 52Nd
Michael Sayer Sherrod
Vincent A. Sherrod
Windsor
Steven Roy Pugh
Tasso Pugh
East 42Nd
Ken Gordon Jacks
E. Kenneth Jacks
Waverly
Odessa High School
Earnest Brooketon
Charles H. Broughton
North Alleghaney
Fred A. Stout III
Fred A. Stout Jr
West 13Th
Gary Crenweley
E. R. Crenweley
Reed Tolles
Mrs
Louis Tolles
Route 3
Ector Hilh
James D. Huffman
R. A. Huffman
I Clifford
Alex Bitolas
Victor Grado
Laredo
Bill Strickland
W. W. Strickland
Drury Lane
Carlos Aguirre III
Carlos Aguirre Jr
North Broughton
Crane High School
Rickey Leaman
Max Leaman
Howard Wagner
Circulation Department
T. H
the) Eicher
Mar
Odessan
William Hardwick
Astor
Easthill Cemetery
Owen
Permian Playhouse
Cwloma
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