Death notices from Odessa and Andrews announce two long-time residents
Clarence Sadler 69 of Odessa an oil field worker for Bop Shop died June 19 1998 at Medical Center Hospital Visitation at Martinez Funeral Home and services at St Matthews Baptist Church Burial at Rosehill Cemetery Survivors include Ola Mae Sadler wife and six children plus numerous relatives John L Wheeler 77 of Andrews welder for Phillips Petroleum died June 19 1998 at V A Medical Center Big Spring Memorial services Tuesday at First Baptist Chapel Andrews Cremation by McNett Funeral Home Born in Miami Oklahoma served in Navy World War II and member of Church of Christ Survivors include Marion Wheeler wife and three sons Lorna Phillips daughter plus ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Odessa
Clarence Sadler
Bop Shop
Medical Center Hospital
Martinez Funeral Home Chapel
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Anthony Slack
Rufus McClain
Rosehill Cemetery
Martinez Funeral Home
Valley Mills
Ola Mae Sadler
Larry Gene Sadler
Waco
Clarence Sadler Jr
el Paso
Anthony Ray Sadler
Arlington
Wanda Sadler
Dallas
Diane Glutz
North Carolina
William Sadler
Laurice Sadler
Dwight Snell
Melvin Morris Sadler
Phara Lee Curtis
Joyce Tucker
Joann Johnson
Sheila Wait
Melvin Sadler
Andrews
John L. Wheeler
Phillips Petroleum
V.A. Medical Center
Big Spring
First Baptist Chapel
H.A. Hanks
Tommy Thatcher
McNett Funeral Home
Miami
Oklo
Church of Christ
Marion Wheeler
John D. Wheeler
San Angelo
Daniel A. Wheeler
Michael L. Wheeler
Graham, Wash
Lorna Phillips
Fort Stewart
Governors to discuss trade issues on border
Ten state governors from the U S and Mexico begin talks in Brownsville on trade issues and job creation. The piece notes Texas ranks as a top exporter to Mexico and maquiladora activity employs hundreds of thousands, linking economies and shaping border commerce.
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Brownsville
U.s.-Mexico
United States
Mexico
Exas
U.S
California
Texas Department of Commerce
Maquilas
Matamoros
Maquiladora
Lucinda Vargas
Federal Reserve Bank
el Paso
Obituary notices from Texas towns recall Willis Allred and others
Willis Charles Allred dies after months of suffering at Odessa hospital. A Maud Ohio native, he served in Europe in World War II, raised a family, and moved to Odessa in 1951 for home building work. Survived by wife Alba and children, he was a longtime VFW member and elder at St Andrews church. Funeral plans set for Odessa. Alva Neal Cook of Fort Worth, a Wink football star and longtime Crane businessman, dies at 86. He served in World War II, co owned a Crane grocery, and was active in church and civic groups. Survived by three children and many grandchildren. Graveside service scheduled in Coleman. LaVerne Schertz, 69, Odessa resident, Parkinson’s disease victim, widow of Robert Mann, survived by daughters Carla Wilder and Michelle Lippe, son Scott Mann, and others. Funeral at Lutheran Church of the Risen Lord. memorials to Hospice. Calvin W. Wesch of Midland, lawyer and bank founder, dies at 71. survived by wife Judy and four daughters, plus siblings. Services in Midland. memorials to Salvation Army.
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Odessa
Willis Charles Allred
Willis
Maud
Ohio
Robbie Brent Adams
Shaw
Willis Louis
Richard Reaves
Carol Sue
Europe
Robbie
Alba Smith Bevel
Alba
St. Andrews Cumberland
Fort Worth
Alva Neal Cook
Moline
Heaven
Pauline Griffis
Wink
Crane
U.S. Amy
Schertz — LaVern
Abilene
Ruth Hodge
Ona
Jack” Laird
LaVern
Car Center Hospital
Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Robert Mann
Mexico City
Carla Wilder
New Orleans
Michelle Lippe
Scott Mann
First National Bank of Kermit
Midland
Wesch
Mitchell Dare
Judy Haney Wesch
Sandra Kay Dare
Bryan
Cynthia Ann Wesch
Austin
Katherine Rose Wesch
San Antonio
Angelia Wesch Harlow
Tacoma
Wash
Rosa Wesch
Marcella Stapper
Annie Scates
Vincent A. Wesch
Matthew
Michael
Travis
University of Texas
Ellis Funeral Home
Bob Porterfield
West Kentucky Street Baptist Church
Resthavef Memorial Park
Ellis Funeral Home of
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Jean
Canolston
Richard Reaves Allred
Mary
Carol Sue DeHay
Betty Carolyn Lovell
Jerry
Dennis Gren Bevel
Helga
Tulsa
Okla
Margre ‘Sanders
Wanda Thompson
St. UN
Iraan
Harold F. Baker
V.C. and
Ada Starr
Wiis
Jeana
Generouls
First United Methodist Church of
Crane Masonic Lodge
Crane Noon Lion's Club
First State Bank of
Linda Berger
Paula Dozier
Richmond
Gary Cook
Lampasas
Alvery Alto
Lilly Evans Cook
Ronda Rogers
Robert Brooks
First United Methodist Church
Kim Kinsey
Coleman City
Coleman
Kermit Sorrells
Sheppard Memorial Funeral Home
LaVern Mann
Ace N.M
Becky
Corpus Christi
Tommy Laird
Houston
Lutheran Church of the Risen Lord
Douglas Schoelles
Ector County
Center Hospital
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Calvin W. Wesch
Calvin W.W. Wesch
New Braunfels
Hilmar
Cibolo
University of Texas Texas School of Law
Texas
New Mexico
Kermit
Wesch, Trenchard and Davis
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of
Salvation Army
S. Baird
Winona Darlene Baker
Armando Sotelo
Kodi
Augusala
Eugene Young
Clark
Beck
Davis
Rogers
Brown
West Texas Cancer Center
Pankaj Khandelwal
Hannah House
Hannah House Maternity Home
Heryl Keith
Sun
ST. Augustine
Amit
Wie
Tet & Begonias
Florida
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