Political rally draws crowds in Eaton County
At a Friday gathering in Eaton County, residents heard speeches from candidates including John HooBun and Rutherford as party supporters applauded. A social event and auction preceded remarks, with attendees noting discussants from both major parties and questions on upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couboership
Eetor County
Audifor
Ana
John HooBunev
Rogers
Po Rutherford
Fricav
Ceaniy
Cosmee Reiton
Wien
West Texas political rally and sheriff race highlights
The piece reports on West Texas political events with candidates for sheriff and county offices. It notes voters hearing from candidates including Stim Gabrel and Rothird, praise for current officials, calls for deputy training, and mentions other contenders such as George Carnes Lucile Gerran Hazel Hendricks Paul Gadfrey and others. The focus is on campaign remarks and local election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
West Texas
Paris
London
A. M
Stim
Gabrel
Fetor County
Sherry Farnest Broughton
Sheriin
Ramo
Wmcun Dent
Sears
Tone Davis
Solielt
Lucile Gerron
Hazel Hendricks
Paul Gadfrey
Elmer
Peewee Norman
EB. K
Gene
Dyson
Aio
Nevin Rose
Odessa Building Permits Jump to 338195 Last Week
Odessa issued building permits totaling 338,195 last week led by Bill Beck Construction with two house projects valued at about 18,000 each. The Junior Service League to build a nursery complex at 1102 North Yam Green for 24,200. The period covered June 5-11 lists multiple residences and repairs across several addresses with various contractors and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Bill Beck Construction Company
Junior Service League
Pernut Feria Nursery
North Yam Green
Koot
East 31St
Santiago Hinoga
Gulf
Helton Brewer
East
Weston
South Lincoln
W. L. Rhoades
Roxamna
Wo OH
Linda Miles
South Tom Green
Josh Clardy
Washington
Ona R. Anderson
FE. Murphy
Edward Cherry
W. 6Th
HB. Navier
North Tom Green
Repais
Howell
Rosewood
Whiteside & Bassett
Bowie
Whitesides & Bassett
Burglars Break Into Drive-Inn in Searcy Night
Det. Leo Clark reports a burglary at Searcy Drive-Inn on South Grant Friday night. A thief stole cigars, a case of meat, chewing gum, razor blades, shoe strings, and other small items after prying open a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy
Drive-Inn
South Grant
Leo Clark
Exoet Atari
Appeals Filed In Industrial Accident Board Cases
Two men appealed from the Industrial Accident Board in District Court on Friday seeking 10 025 each for total and permanent injuries. Sammie L Bray of Midland sues Commercial Standard Insurance Company for an injury claim from March 24 while unloading cement for the Jack Boyd Company, 14 miles west of Midland. Pete H Pylear of Odessa sues Tri State Insurance for injuries suffered October 27 1953 when a ladder broke and he fell from a tank rim while employed by Murdock Tank and Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Accident Board
Sammie L. Bray
Commercial Standard Insurance Company
Bras
Midland
Jack Boyd Company
Pete H. Pylear
Odessa
Tri-State Insurance
Pylear
Murdock Tank and Manufacturing Company
Fox in Tree Spurs Confusion in University Park
Dallas police respond to a call from a University Park resident about a fox in a tree. Officers note there are no foxes in University Park and decline further action. A separate report mentions Rice retrieving veal and a tax stance at the city pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Dallas
Rice
County and District Court Notices and Medical Center Admits
Marriage licenses issued include Michael Castile with Dulces Nombres Gonzales and Roosevelt Gray with Ruby Lee Wilson. A driving while intoxicated charge is listed for Wilburn Badgett Ledbetter. Divorce suit filed Shirley Hylton v W D Hylton. Appeals from IAB involve Sam mie L Bray and Pete H Py barys against Commercial Standard Insurance and Tri State Insurance. Medical Center Hospital admits June 11 include Frances P Baker Allen Hammock Lorine Southerland Charles Magness and others. Discharges include multiple patients and babies. Births list three newborns by Harold Freeman Ottis Adams Jr and Donald James Simon with corresponding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Castile
Dulces Nombres Gonzales
Roosevelt Gray
Ruby Lee Wilson
Wilburn Badgett Ledbetter
Shirley Hylton
W. D. Hylton
IAB
Sammie L. Bray
Commercial Standard Insurance Company
Pete H
Lorine Southerland
Charles Magness
A. F. Caldwell
J. ¢. Noble
Ellis Balliew
Benita Sligar
M. L. Harper
C. V. Hamm
R. J. Smith
Truman NM
Perry
Roy Pe
John Collins
Henry Wiliams
George R. Gomez
Richard D. Mercer
Allen Hammock
O. B. Westbrook
A. C. Hutto
Patsy Stinson
Garry Dunlap
Gary Wayne Wysong
Iola Sheffield
Allen W. Hammock
Annie Gummelt
Maria Olivas
C. L. Ochiltree
Luna J. Lisenbee
Charles Andrew Baylor
Jo Ob. Shults
William Barton White
Clyde Daniel Cramer
Harold N. Freeman
Ottis Adams Jr
Green Drive
Donald James Simon
Doran Dr
Scientist predicts tobacco cancer agent isolation
Dr. Ernest L. Wynder of Memorial Hospital told a New York health conference that researchers will soon isolate the cancer-causing agent in tobacco tars. He said once identified it could be removed or filtered from tobacco products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N.Y. W
Ernest L. Wynder
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Two Plead Not Guilty In Vagrancy Prostitution Case
Ida Mae Montgomery alias Ida Mae Thompson and George Davis both pleaded not guilty to vagrancy by prostitution and vagrancy by association respectively in Corporation Court. Montgomery is jailed on 100 bond and Davis released on 50 bond. Judge C A Johnson set jury trials for next Wednesday with hearings at 3 and 4 p m. Det Claude Simpson reported a white man arranged the prostitution. he was released without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Montgomery
Ida _Mae Thompson
Odessa
C. A. Johnson
George Davis
South Hancock
Johnson
Claude Simpson
Simpson
Davis
Old Car Freighted Sign Proves Right of Way Incident
In Dallas on June 12 a man in a beat-up car drove into a service station for gas. His rear bumper carried a sign declaring Don't try to push me off the road, Buster-It's obvious I was here first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Oklahoma to Mark Major Highways with Reflectorized Center Lines
The State Highway Department announced new reflectorized center lines on major Oklahoma highways. Highway Director C Z Stoldt said the lines use small glass pieces mixed with paint to reflect car lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Highway Department
Oklahoma
C. Z. Stoldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iy Ieee
Rothird
George Carnes
M. Wiigh
Watts
Ata
C.K. Watts
Ste Hayes
Cuilitissq
Eilioe
Doraldsen
Bo Cfack
AL Richimena Aia Net
Texas
Breas Ccna
Res
Nabors Lane
Nabors Lary
Plel Nabors Lane
Nabor, Lade
Sie Tae
Ashford-Stitin Constructen Co Baton
Muussimental
de Leeward
Eyo
Pirat
Eave
Jstbomatic
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Los Angeles
Leon Rains
Metropolitan
Damrosch-Ellis
Ava
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Ava Gardner
This Lake Resort
Nevada
Frank Sinatra
Ere Igena
N Grant
First National Bank
Phraonif
Detroit Jewel
Detroit
Rt Eee
White's Auto Stores — Appliance Department
White's
J pRu
White
Greater
N. Grant Midland
Saturdey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!