Obituary for Bill D. Ingram of Harpers Ferry W V
Odessa mourns Bill D Ingram brother of Lois Johnston of Big Spring and Polly Ingram of Crane. Survived by nine grandchildren one great grandchild. preceded by Bery Ingram Jr G B and Ophelia Sis Ingram. Memorials to American Heart Association or Crohn's UC Association. Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home handles arrangements.
Odessa man Ingram 76 dies. services set in Odessa and Crane
Obituary notices for Martin H. Ingram of Odessa who died May 11 1998 at Medical Center Hospital. Funeral at Temple Baptist Church Odessa with burial at Crane Cemetery in Crane. Ingram long time Gulf Oil supervisor and Odd Fellows member born April 10 1922 in Flat Texas married Mary Watson in 1946. Survivors include wife Mary Ingram Odessa son David Ingram and Bonnie of Pasadena daughter Karen Steele and Steve of Duluth Georgia Marta Smith and Lamy of Odessa Lana Dortch and Dana Williams. Also memorial service for Odessa resident David Tarver 60 died May in Odessa. Tarver raised in Kermit preacher later social worker and interim pastor at First Presbyterian Sanderson. Memorial May 14 at First Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by Frank W Wilson Funeral Directors.
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Odessa
Martin H. Ingram
Temple Baptist Church
Jenny Thorpe
Jack Watkins
Crane Cemetery
Crane
Mr. Ingram
Medical Center Hospital
Flat
Texas
Mary Watson
Rankin
Lamy
Lana Dortch
Dana Wiliams
David R. Tarver
Wink
First Presbyterian Church
Sanderson
Lea Tarver
Ima Sue Tarver
Patty Tarver
James Miles
Philip McLarty
Frank W. Wilson
Death notices for Odessa Monahans Spur and Longview items
Odessa Edna Sucra Franco 32 homemaker died May 10 1998 in Odessa services at Hubbard Kelly Chapel burial Sunset Memorial Gardens survivors include parents Robert Felipa Luera Odessa son daughter and siblings. Monahans Mary Virginia Greer 69 homemaker died May 11 1998 at Odessa Regional Hospital services at Immanuel Baptist Church burial Monahans Memorial Cemetery arrangements by Harkey Funeral Home. James Leroy Hardaway 83 Monahans music company owner died May 11 1998 burial Monahans Memorial Cemetery. Odessa Edgar H Keese 77 retired Lee Motor Freight employee died May 10 1998 services at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home burial Sunset Memorial Gardens survivors wife Dorothy Reese daughters Cheryl Keith Paula Dykstra. Spur Velma Opal Smith 88 Spur died May 11 1998 graveside service at Spur Memorial Cemetery survivors sister Ophelia Cannon. Longview George Vernon Keen 83 Longview died May 12 1998 services pending Welch Funeral Home.
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Odessa
Edna Sucra Franco
Hubbard-Kelly Chapel
Jerry Carter
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Memphis
Texas
Weatherford
Bible Centered Fellowship
Robert
Felipa Luera
Eric Christopher Luna
Erica Danille Luera
Eden Richelle Luna
Olivia Luera
Colorado City
Robert Luera Jr
Abel Luera
Albert Luera
Seattle
Monahans
Mary Virginia Greer
Odessa Regional Hospital
Immanuel Baptist Church
Robert Mitchell
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Harkey Funeral Home
Eastland
J.M. “Cotton
J.M. “Cotton”? Greer
David Lee Pettier
Grandfalls
Stanley Elton Greer
Abilene
Virginia Ann George
Highland Village
Barbara Carol Calison
Arlington
Martha Ellen Shafer
Castlerock
Colo
Phylis Gay
James Leroy Hardaway
Terrace West Nursing Center
Midland
First Christian Church
Gene Brown
Edgar H. Keese
Lee Motor Freight
Medical Center Hospital
Glenn Harlin
Clyder Chapman
Hobbs
Electra
Air Force
Spur
Velma Opal Smith
Crosbyton Hospital
Spur Memorial Cemetery
Tommy Henderson
Campbell Funeral Home
Floydada
Ophelia Cannon
Safford, Ariz
Longview
George Vernon Keen
Welch Funeral Home
Students build planes at Hays Magnet NASA-AAHM camp
CAF students join a five day aeronautics program at the AAHM museum in a FAA backed effort. Tami O Bannion and Steve Boldt note the $2.5 million federal grant supports hands on projects and flight simulations for youth. Jordan Saffell assists peers while Jessica Perez and classmate craft model airplanes for a morning competition. Nan Presley says the camp sparks student interest in aeronautics and flight principles ending with a graduation and diploma.
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Terr
Tami O’bannion
Steve Boldt
Hayes
AAHM
Jordan Saffell
Jessica Perez
Landerth
Jessica
Nan Presley
Hays Magnet School
Odessa council backs career criminal unit and theater task force
The Odessa city council approved a 180000 three year funding plan for a Career Criminal Apprehension Unit with a four entity match totaling 240000 yearly. The unit would be led by a special prosecutor to curb repeat offenses and requires contributions from City of Odessa Ector County ECISD and Medical Center Hospital. Councilman Deadrick opposed funding for new staff preferring OPSD personnel to run the unit. The meeting also set a September deadline for a theater issue and announced the 1998 Firefighter of the Year William Darby and Paramedic of the Year Brent Amonett.
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Deadrick
Mike Atkins
Ector County
Odessa Police Department
Odessa
Ector County Independent School District
Medical Center Hospital
William
Bill’’ R. Darby
Atkins
Darby
Brent Amonett
Amonett
Plane crash near Frisco jetport kills one in private airstrip
A Beechcraft twin engine plane crashed north of Dallas at a private airstrip near the Frisco Jetport Tuesday afternoon. One occupant died, a 35 year old Dallas man was injured. The NTSB investigates.
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Frisco (Ap
Dallas
Frisco
Mark Cotter
Parkland Hospital
National Transportation Safety Board
Starnes Moves to New ECISD Curriculum Role
Starnes, a Odessa native and veteran educator, rises from Bowie and OHS posts to join ECISD curriculum planning and policy duties. A former history teacher since 1969, he started in New Braunfels and later returned to Odessa as principal of OHS, then Bowie, before becoming principal again at OHS in 1984.
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Stokes
ECISD
Starnes
Hornung
Odessa
Ector
New Braunfels
Bowie Junior High
OHS
Bowie
Federal and state sweep nets 71 drug warrants
In a six month operation spanning seven counties from Dallas to the Louisiana border, federal and state agents arrested 44 suspects in Henderson and 27 in other counties for street level methamphetamine dealing. The DEA reported 71 warrants issued as undercover buys exceeded 70 with many suspects armed.
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Dallas
Louisiana
Drug Enforcement Administration
California
Mexico
Rusk
Panola
Gregg
van Zandt
Upshur
Joseph A. Salpietro
DEA
Salpietro
Henderson
Gregg County
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John R. Molland
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