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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1968

Page

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Fleming With Citation Unit Earns Presidential Award

Airman First Class Larry D. Fleming of Pecos Texas serves as a security policeman with the 14th Special Operations Wing at Nha Trang AB Vietnam. His unit received the Presidential Unit Citation for extraordinary heroism and gallantry in action from March 1966 to March 1967. He is a Pecos High School graduate.

VU. S Combat Air Forces Vietnam Larry D. Fleming Dee C. Fleming Nebraska Pecos Tex Fleming 14Th Special Operations Wing Nha Trang AB Southeast Asia Pecos High School

False Alarm Halts Halt at Al's Burger Bar

Pecos Volunteer Fire Department responded to a 6 12 Sunday afternoon call to Al's Burger Bar. No fire was found and it marked another frequent false alarm that disrupts firefighters and alarms the public.

Pecos Al’s Burger Bar

Expansion planned for Pecos phone service upgrades

West Texas Telephone Company will install five additional switch boards in Pecos mid December to service more customers. Up to twelve new operators will be added, with extra staff from other areas to resolve long distance call problems. Commercial offices move to 502 South Oak during renovation. customers urged to use Direct Dialing to speed calls.

Pecos West Texas Telephone Company South Oak

W E Ingerson Dies After Long Illness

William Edgar Ingerson died of a heart attack in Plainsfield New Jersey on September 23. Born August 13 1912 in Barstow Texas he studied at Hardin Simmons Yale Bell Labs Nike projects and led interceptor control work at Whippany New Jersey. He supported heart disease research and left no flowers, requesting contributions to the American Heart Association. He survived by wife Marie two children Dr Thomas E Ingerson and Jeri Patricia Ingerson and siblings Dr Fred Earl Ingerson Mrs Margaret Bohy and Mrs Zoe Sewell.

William Edgar Ingerson Plainsfield N. J Barstow Texas Hardin- Simons University Yale University Marie Forbus Veale Penwell Edgar Yale Bell Telephone Laboratories White Sands II Mex Whippany, N. J American Heart Association White Sands N. M el Paso Schlenger Foundation Schlenger Laboratories At Texas Western University Dr. Abildikov Marie F. Ingerson Thomas E. Ingerson Jeri Patricia Ingerson Fred Earl Ingerson Austin Ernest Margaret) Bohy Ord Nebr Rausey Zoe) Sewell Springfield

Estes asks President Johnson to reduce 15 year mail fraud sentence

Billie Sol Estes, once famed as a booming fortune builder and later jailed for mail fraud and conspiracy, petitioned the Pardon Attorney seeking commutation. He is eligible for parole in 1970 and is held at the federal prison near Sandstone Minnesota.

Billie Sol Estes L. B. Johnson Washington Justice Department Estes

Statewide sales tax hike takes effect this week

A 1 percent local tax adds to the state rate, making most purchases in 304 cities cost 4 percent total. Pecos is not in that group. Auto sales tax rises from 2 to 3 percent, affecting a $3,000 car by about $30. Purchases under 1.16 dollars see a tiered cent increases.

Pecos

Eagles Fall 20-0 as Marfa Shorthorns Dominate

Marfa Shorthorns shutout Pecos Eagles 20 to 0 at Rotary Field. Jimenez scored two touchdowns, Nuñez added a late kickoff, and Sturgeon battled injury as Pecos fumbled and struggled converting drives. Rodriquez 36 and Woods 101 led Pecos in rushing. Vera and Ontiveras starred for Marfa.

Danny Rodriquez Pecos Eagles Maria Pecos Jim Hamilton Rodriquez Shorthorns Eagles Marfa Shorthorns Rotary Field Jimmy Hamilton Pecos Baron Downs Sturgeon Arcadio Rivera Jimenez Maria Claudio Nunez Tom Segalia Shorthorn Rivera Ronnie Kirkwood Jerry Millsapps Stanley Woods Woods Rodriguez Marfa Rolando Ontiveras Kirkwood Hill Glover Ted Medanich Felix Arias Hamilton Todd Avery

Rules Set For Women's Division At Fall Fair

Regulations for the Women s Division of the Fall Fair run October 10 to 12 announced by Miss Myrtle Cowan and Mrs Wilma Regonalds. Entries accepted on merit with an inspection committee reserve right. No entry fee. Classes include Canned Foods Clothing Textiles Handicraft Baked Foods with specific in place times and hours. Judges decisions final and division not liable for loss. No commercial exhibits. Canned Foods contain four groups with detailed subcategories. Entries in glass containers.

Myrtle Cowan Wilma Regonalds

Steer Roping Event Planned by Reeves Posse

Reeves County Sheriff's Posse sponsors a steer roping event set for October 12 and 13 at 2 p.m. at the Pecos Rodeo Grounds on the Fort Stockton Highway. A three steer average, team roping and tie down roping are listed with a Saturday night dance from 9 to midnight at the Posse Barn featuring the Miller Brothers.

Reeves County Sheriff's Posses Pecos Fort Stockton Posse Barn Miller Brothers

Creosote Control Meeting Held at Sul Ross Campus

An in depth conference on creosotebush control arranged for October 4 at Sul Ross State College Alpine will feature ranchers graduate students and extension staff. A field tour October 5 from Fort Davis to Van Horn will assess range work and brush management in the Big Pond area with international attendance noted.

Sul Ross State College Alpine Fort Davis Everett E. Turner Sul Hoss Big Pond van Horn Sul Loss State College Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas and Mexico American Society of Range Management Jose Martin Chihuhun

DPS Helicopter Aids In Arrest

The Department of Public Safety helicopter assisted in a raid that netted 197 pounds of marijuana valued at 197000. Two men from Mexico City and El Paso were arrested north of Van Horn after a high speed pursuit and jailed on traffic violations and held for federal officers.

Department of Public Safety O Vel Capehart van Horn Texas 54 DPS Johnny Koontz Guadalupe Pass Mexico City el Paso

Nobles Rites Saturday for Mahlon Nobles

Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church for Mahlon Clifton Nobles 60. Interment followed at Mt. Evergreen Cemetery. Nobles died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. He lived at 512 South Alamo and was born December 4 1907 in Hamlin. Survivors include Willie Mae his widow two sons Mahlon Clifton of Oakdale California and Jon Mac of Denton seven grandchildren one brother W A Nobles of Orange three sisters Mrs E S Scrimshire Mrs H G Roundtree both Pecos and Mrs William Key Fort Worth Pallbearers were Louis Wood Harrison Beauchamp Bill Turpin John Dearley Rube Pattillo and Jesus Ramirez.

First United Methodist Church Mahlon Clifton Nobles Mt. Evergreen Cemetery Milton Propp Nobles Memorial Hospital South Alamo Hamlin Pecos Willie Mae Mahlon Clifton Oakdale Calif Jon Mac Denton W. A. Nobles Orange E.s.scrimshire H. G. Roundtree William Key Ft. Worth Louis Wood Harrison Beauchamp Bill Turpin John Dearley Rube Pattillo Jesus Ramirez

Dyno Days Winners Named in Northern Propane Draws

Winners announced for the Dyno Days drawings by Northern Propane Gas Company from September 25 to 27 include Jorden Lane winning a coffee maker 1st Jinnie Deck with antifreeze 2nd L B Johnson with oil 3rd Billie Neil Precit with sauce pans 4th and Bill Bangers with an oil and filter change 5th.

Northern Propane Gas Company Jorden

Reeves County Savings Bonds Hit August Total

Archie B. Scott reports Reeves County August sales of United States Savings Bonds and Freedom shares reached 80465 dollars. First eight months total 141,948 dollars, 129 percent of the 1968 goal. Texas August sales 14,390,299 dollars, up 3.8 percent from 1967. National August best in 13 years with January-August cash sales 3430 million, 62.3 percent of the national goal.

Archie B. Scott Reeves County Savings Bonds Committee United States Savings Freedom Reeves County Texas

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W.E. Ingerson Nha Trang Viet Nam Billie Sol Honor Federal Sandstone Minn Patsy Pam Dawn Joy Billy Castle Road Exclusive Lytle Shores Abilene R. E Thomason Harry Lee Judspeth U. S Fred J. Morton Hume Cofer Pecos Marfa Chamber of Commerce L.D. Fallis Reeves
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