Obituary notices from multiple Texas towns recount several deaths
Sam J. Guara of Odessa dies after illness at Medical Center Hospital. services pending. Jose G. Cardona Sr. of Eldorado dies in San Angelo. survivors include wife Juanita and family in Odessa. born 1897. Garlin Seals of Monahans dies after brief illness. service pending. Sam Mather of Marathon graveside service. former county commissioner. survived by wife and children. Addie McDonald of Merkel dies. services pending. John Gordon Wood of Monahans dies after seven months. longtime Gulf Oil retiree and Mason. survivors listed. Altus Anne Hill of Royalty dies after two-year illness. two daughters, a son, and grandchildren survive. Glenn Parker Breeze of Odessa dies. banker and Mason. service at Resthaven Memorial Park. Services and further details provided by Easterling Funeral Home, Gutierrez Funeral Home, Wilson-Miller Funeral Home, and local churches.
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Sam J. Guara
East 36Th
Medical Center Hospital
Easterling Funeral Home
Mary
Eldorado
Jose G. Cardona
Gutierrez Funeral Home
San Angelo
Cardona
St. John's Hospital
Joe C. Cardona Jr
Joe T. Cardona II
Fidel T. Cardona
Nora Valdez
Odessa
Juanita
Monahans
Garlin Escridge Seals
Wilson-Miller Funeral
Sears
Ward Memorial Hospital
Bartlesville
Okla
Hazel Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Sam Allen Mather
Alpine
John
Bubber) Mather
Marathon
Robert Mather
San Jose
Calif
Addie McDonald
East Ninth
Starbuck Funeral Home
Merkel
W. H. Roy
East 9Th Street
John Gordon Wood
First United Methodist Church
Wood
Sanger
Gulf Oil Co
Monahans Masonic Lodge
Monahans Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Brotherhood
Grand Lodge of Texas
Oleta
Leta Nannette Wood
Donald Rex Wood
Parker
Colo
E.L
Tobe) Wood
Overton
Alma Sills
Denton
Callie Campbell
Muleshoe
Alta Crawford
Altus Anne Hill
Royalty Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Comanche
Hill
Comanche County
Raymond Hill
Deanna Marie Smetak
Sharon Rose Hill
Ronald D. Hill
Velma Stewart
Rising Star
Zonnel Hillard
Carson City
Nev
Glenn Parker Breeze
Cambridge
Breeze
Fleming County
Boulder
University of Denver
First National Bank of Midland
National Bank of Odessa
First Christian Church of Boulder
Southgate Masonic Lodge
Denver
Ima Lave
Larry D. Breeze
E.r.sally
Green
Pampa
Carl Breeze
Kremmling
Resthaven Memorial Park
Midland
Rutherford 4-H awards honor Basin area teens
The 1978 J.T. Rutherford 4-H achievement awards were given at District VI Records Judging. Walter Campbell of Fort Stockton won the boys division and Rebecca Joann Everett of Ozona won the girls division. Second through eighth place finishers in both divisions were named, with multiple counties represented. Juried by District VI and State 4-H councils, the awards recognize outstanding 4-H records and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stockton
Walter Campbell
Keney E. Campbell
Pecos County
Pecos
Rebecca Joann Everett
R. J. Everett Jr
Ozona
Everett
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers
Mother Davion
Crockett County
Clarence R. Jones
Karla LaRue Simpson
Nolan Simpson
Stanton
Beverly Ann Hoelscher
Jerome H. Hoelscher
Upton County
Sabrina Wilcoxson
Randall R. Wilcoxson
Penwell
Paula Kay Allen
Paul Allen
Coahoma
Melissa Deann Gholson
Linda Gholson Thompson
Debra Gleann Michel
C. G. Michel
el Paso
U.S
J.T. Rutherford
16Th
Sadat praises Begin as Egypt Eyes Sinai Accord Move
Sadat lauds Israeli Prime Minister Begin for understanding the Sinai settlement problem as Egyptian deputies applaud. A deputy heckles Sadat during a vote on expulsion. Israel’s Knesset votes to pull out of 18 settlements, paving the way for talks in Washington on October 12 aimed at a peace treaty by December 17 with a two phase Israeli troop withdrawal and UN patrols along the Sinai coast.
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Sadat
Menachem Begin
Begin
Sinai
Camp David
Knesset
Washington
Egypt
United Nations
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Ohio teachers return to classes as strikes end unions vote
In Dayton three unions ratified contracts ending a four week city strike. The Dayton Education Association with 2,200 teachers and the Public Service Union with 500 food service workers and drivers approved agreements in voice votes. Ohio Association of Public School Employees to resume work in a 37 million district pending a ratification vote. Roberta Hunter cited an 8.8 percent pay rise, while Lakewood teachers approved a contract boosting base pay from 9,600 to 10,275 after a long walkout affecting 8,800 pupils. Whitehall and Cleveland districts faced continued bargaining with large class impact and a push for higher raises.
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Whitehall
Ohio
Dayton
Dayton Education Association
Public Service Union
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Roberta Hunter
The
Education Association
Lakewood
Cleveland
Fall River
Mass
Vance and Gromyko edge toward restart of talks
After a 22 hour Sunday session Vance and Gromyko left with no full agreement on all issues but agreed to resume talks in Moscow in mid October The aim is a seven year arms control framework to replace SALT J with technical details to follow in about a month If Moscow succeeds the final text could be ready before year end
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Vance
Gromyko
Moscow
Cooler readings stated Tuesday
A cold front moves into the area bringing cooler temperatures Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. National Weather Service Midland reports today’s high in the mid 80s and tonight’s low in the upper 50s with a Tuesday high in the low 70s. Winds shift from southwest today to north tonight.
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Texas
Rio Grande
Presidio
National Weather Service
Pecos River
Kansas
Panhandle
Weather forecast from Midland Regional Airport
National Weather Service projects partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with a warming today and a cooler Tuesday. Winds shift from southwest today to northerly tonight, with highs in the mid 80s today and near 70s tomorrow, overnight lows around 52. Sun set 7 33 p.m. Tuesday sunrise 7 44 a.m. Year to date precipitation 12.31 inches.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Man charged in carpet theft in Odessa store
A 27 year old Midland man Enrique Martinez Esquivel was jailed on a $20,000 bond after being charged Sunday with theft of 50 square yards of carpet from House of Carpets at 1530 East Eighth Odessa on Sept 12. Police stopped him for a traffic violation. he had an outstanding theft warrant.
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Midland
Ector County
Odessa
Enrique Martinez Esquivel
Justice of the Peace
Virgil Lumpee
Esquivel
House of Carpets
East Eighth
Stamp club meeting tonight in Odessa Post Office conference room
Permian Basin Stamp Club will gather at 7 30 p m in the Odessa main Post Office conference room. Margaret Speckles will present her First Day Covers collection followed by a Q A. A new Oil Show cancellation will be shown with envelopes mailed for collectors across the U S. Specially printed oil field envelopes sell for 1 50 per set of three including a 15 cent stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin Stamp Club
Odessa
John Walker
Margaret Speckles
Walker
U.S
Stamp Club
Family Night Out program aids parents of mentally retarded youths
The Family Night Out program, set by the association, will run Thursdays from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Frank Maynald Memorial Building 607 West 34th. co sponsored by Permian Basin Mental Health Mental Retardation and the Ector County Association for Retarded Citizens. Parents may call to register their child free of charge.
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Frank Maynald Memorial
West 34Th
Permian Basin Mental Health Mental Retardation and
The
Ector County
Odessa Boys' Club wins free sound system grant
The Odessa Central and Woodson Units will receive a quadraphonic record tape and radio setup worth nearly $500 from Reader's Digest and Boys' Clubs of America. The club plans disco dances, talent shows, and a record library to boost teen participation. Donations of old records are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Central Boys’ Club
Reader's Digest Association
National
Boys’ Clubs of America
Clark Howard
Odessa Boys’ Club
Woodson
Howard
Reader's Digest
National Association of Keystone Clubs
County and District Court Case Activity from September
County Court issued marriage licenses for Francisco Vasquez Ramirez and Theresa Pequeno Vaca and several co rivals while District Court filed numerous divorce suits including Betty Homfeld vs Jerry Homfeld and Laura Lee Munsey vs Wiley Munsey. Medical Center Hospital records show patient admissions on Sept 29 and Sept 30 with discharges listed for Sept 30 and ongoing admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Vasquez Ramirez
Theresa Pequeno Vaca
Ronald Ray Richardson
Laura Lee Admire
Humberto Martinez
Rose Mary Trejo
Merle Lee Chaney Jr
Randy Kim Carlile
William Craig Cooper
Donna Ray England
Richard Alan Clark
Deborah Jean Drouin
James Carroll Ferguson
Tamara Gail Fiveash
Michael Henry Clark
Debra Diane Paige
Dewaine Adcock
Sylvia Bryant
Earte Harvey Vaughn
Katy Lynn Bizzell
Cecil Carl Hobbs
Rosa Ellen Walden
Johnny Lee Watson
Vanda Jean Budge
District Court
Betty J. Homfeld
Jerry L Homfeld
AL Terhune
DS. Terhune
Lloyd P Horton
Sue Horton
Wiley B Munsey
Laura Lee Munsey
Julie Kay Barnes
George Irwin Barnes
William A. Blalock
Melba
Hayden Blalock
William Earl Lancaster
Carolyn Jean Lancaster
Ruth Marie Hawkins
Charles Kenneth Hawkins
Belinda Diane Thomas
Charles O. Thomas
Billy Delton Holton
Ida M Holton
Swimming lessons offered by Ector County association
The Ector County Association for Retarded Citizens will sponsor free Wednesday evening swimming lessons at 7 p.m. at Ector High School for mentally retarded children and adults. The program covers both beginner and advanced swimmers with a lengthy list of instructors and participants.
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Ector High School
Odessa Club Schedules A M to 8 P M Gatherings
Tomorrow in Odessa multiple groups meet across venues including Early-bird Toastmasters at Sambo's Restaurant at 6 30 A M Odessa Jaycees at Branding Iron at noon Grandview Lions at Bonanza Steakhouse at noon Hi No on Optimists at Sands Restaurant at noon Globe Jubilee at Globe of the Great Southwest at 7 30 P M Overeaters Anonymous at St Paul Presbyterian Church 3102 East University at 7 30 P M Football Filmnight at Odessa A M Club Coors Distributing Co Hospitality Room East Highway 80 at 7 30 P M and American Legion Post 430 at Eighth and Pueblo at 8 P M.
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St. Paul Presbyterian Church
East University
Odessa A&m
Coors Distributing Co
East Highway 80
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Jose Cardona Sr
Garlin
Sam Mather
Marathon Cemetery
Geeslin
Mather
Brewster County
Big Bend Memorial Hospital
Jessie Whitley
John Wood
Altus Hill
Glenn P. Breeze
Columbia
Midland-Odessa
Barbara Goddard
FAA
Dallas
Basin Area
Russell Kent Robinson
Lloyd Robinson
Howard County
David Lee Schweitzer
David Schweitzer
Midland County
Mark Halfmann
Leon Halfmann
Glasscock County
Jeff Haechten
M.J. Haechten
Robert Hall Cox
Bob Cox
Martin County
Brad Lance Bufkin
Larry Bufkin
Reeves County
Jody Naron
John Naron
Terry M. Jones
Pagela
Association
Odessa Boy's Club
Velma Norris
Florencia Rivas
Melba Brewer
Wanda Bryant
Juanita Reynolds
Viola Williams
Hershel Cox
Carl Steffey
Charles Huckaby
Charlotte McKinney
Fred Schwellman
Burton Rose
Ethel Foster
Kenneth Willeby
David Chambers Jr
Horace Doyle
June Walden
Willa Harber
Roger Gartin
Truman Broughton
Ida Crow
Ector County Association For Retarded
Beverly Brown
Elizabeth Matejowsky
Lisa Boner
J W_ Jackson
Manuela Rodriguez
Jimmie Stoglin
Jose Rodriguez
Andrea Gower
Wanda Hines
Fred Brown
Evelyn Zink
Mamie Curry
Margarita Vasquez
Jack Burdie
Bessie Schuster
Yvonne McKee
Lora Allen
Patsy Acosta
Robert Vasquez
Melvin Webb
Bobby Hurt
Jamshid Behzadi
Mary Prieto
Earl Wall
L . Lowdermilk
Clarence Murray
Joe Ligon
Bobby Rorell
Willam Bradshaw
Branda Hedrick
CC Delray
Diane McKillip
George Raynolds
Lin Frerich
Lois Burke
Bertie Rogers
Women's and Children's Hospital
George Fisher
Willian S. Lambert
East 23Rd
Sambo’s
Odessa Jaycees
Grandview Lions
Bonanza Steakhouse
Sands Restaurant
Globe
Globe of the Great Southwest
American Legion
Eighth and
Pueblo