Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements August 1968
The record lists admissions and discharges at a hospital across August 13 to 16 1968. Names include Petra Machuca Lanny Beauchamp Allan Hoefs Gladys Burkholder Tomasa Garcia and others plus multiple baby girl and baby boy births. A Sunday School remark notes a child quote about Adam and Evil in the Garden of Eatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Machuca
Lanny Beauchamp
Allan Hoefs
Elena Hinojos
L.M. Black
Eliene Stroud
Mary Ann Ingram
Gloria Perea
Jackie Barren
Perea
Minnie Gassett
Candida Tarin
Bill Parsons
George Shelton
Gladys Burkholder
Adam and
Evil
Local fires and thefts noted in Pecos area report
Thursday and Friday incidents include homes on Sycamore Street and 1018 South Walnut, plus a North Alamo Street barn fire. The Armory break in is under investigation with no losses. Bicycle thefts on Cowan and Oak Street, a break in at a federal housing site, and a 1957 blue Ford stolen in Pecos are recorded. Traffic incidents add a 1965 Chevrolet chase and a 1962 1963 collision with minor injuries. Agricultural brief notes Texas Extension workers gathering at Texas A&M August 26-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Pecos
South Walnut
Cedar and
Fourth Streets
Tony Uriquidi
Teofilo C. Garcia
Garcia
Cedar Street
Urquidi
Fourth Street
East Third Street
South Mesquite Street
Macio G. Dominguez
Maria Luisa Telles
Barstow
Luisa
Third Street
Dominguez
Vestel Lott Former Pecos Editor Dead
Memorial services were held in Arlington Virginia for Vestel H Lott 61 a former Pecos Enterprise owner and longtime broadcaster Lott died August 12 after a long illness He was born July 31 1907 in Clarendon Texas and worked for multiple Texas papers before joining Associated Press Dallas bureau He later served in government broadcasting roles and at his death was Assistant Deputy Assistant Director for Broadcasting Programs He is survived by a daughter a son two grandchildren a sister and three brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Arlington
Pecos Enterprise
Vestel H. Lott
Enterprise
Prospect House
Clarendon
Texas
Clarendon College
University of Missouri
Lott
Amarillo News
Globe and Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Dallas
Associated Press
Office of War Information
Department of State
International Broadcast Division
U. S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Billie Nell Lott
Carol Strahlman
Glen Burnie
Gene Lott
Old Bennington
Vermont
Scott
Susan Strahlman
Philip Davis
Shreveport
Warren Lott
Bossier City
Harold Lott
Houghton, la
William Lott
Georgetown, Texas
Harold Meyer Attends West Texas Chamber Meet in Pampa
Harold Meyer travels to Pampa for a two day convention of Chamber of Commerce Executives of West Texas on August 19 and 20. Attendees will hear speakers on ideas to improve community work. Meyer returns Wednesday. The piece notes high cost of living and financial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Meyer
Pampa
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biske
Bill Godbey
Ed Hamilton
Ella Springer
And
Concordance Bible
Holy Bible
India
Ariston
S. Oak
Emory
A. B. Tinnin
A. B. Cooksey
Seymour
George Daniel
G. Porter Fancher
Toyah
Iddings
B. Cooksey
W. B. Collins
B. Tinnin
South Cedar
Bill Allen
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Apts
Orel
Arra
Libby’s
Vienna
Santa Rosa
Libby
Hamburger
Wapceo
Miracle
Joe’s Superette
Bron
S. Cedar
Pecos Drug
S. Oak Street
Bozeman Drug
W. 3Rd Street
Bea
Tomasa Garcia
Rebecca Bustillos
Ireta Brummett
Pat Burkla
Nancy Hill
Baby Girl
Bustillos
Jimmie Burford
Sallie Dardin
Estelle Richardson
North Alamo Street
Tommy Peer
National Guard
Tommie Smith
Cowan
Texas Ranger
Ronald Edwards
Blue Boys
Dorothy Dean
S. Eddy
Federal Housing Administration
H. S. Short
Jesus Muniz
Henry
Muniz
Keith Schoonover
Ward
Bonnie Trujillo
Morton Foods
South Ash Street
Mary Ornelas
Millies’ Place
Secor Street
Charles Fitzgerald, Jr
West Sixth
Agricultural
A&m
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
McMurry Oil Co
Dyer & Sons
Vestel Lott
Ormer Pecos
Pampa CC
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