Card of Thanks for Sallie Durdin Family Note
The family of Mrs. Sallie Durdin extends appreciation to those who offered labor of love gifts and cards during illness and death. Thanks to hospital nurses for untiring care and comfort. May God bless each and all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Durdin
Ector Eagles stop Pecos Rowdies in opener
Ector Eagle B team defeats Pecos Rowdies two touchdowns after Pecos failed to move the ball early. Coach Jim Tollett praised the defense with bright spots and noted offense must improve. Gerald Teller Ramon Rodriguiz Gene Baker and Carl Smith cited for good play. Rowdies visit Balmorhea Varsity next Saturday.
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Pecos Rowdies
Ector Eagle
Rowdies
Ector
Ector Eagles
Jim Tollett
Tollett
Gerald Teller
Ramon Rodriguiz
Gene Baker
Carl Smith
Balmorhea
Reeves Co Farms Enjoy Strong 1968 Year
Reeves County farms posted higher gross income in 1968 than many regions nationwide. The Standard Rate and Data Service tally shows total Reeves County farm marketings at 27.406 million dollars with per capita gross income up 5.1 percent from 1967. Seventy nine percent of local receipts came from crops and 21 percent from livestock and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
Standard Rate and Data Service
Department of Agriculture
Charles B. Shuman
The
American Farm
Record of Admitted and Dismissed Names by Date in 1968
A dated list records admitted and dismissed individuals by day from August 25 to September 6 1968. It includes numerous names such as Elena Sanchez Blanche Young James Young Betty Farmer and Eufemia Barreno with multiple additions and sequential dates noted. Several entries mention baby dependents and related family members alongside other persons. Additional notes reference thefts a break in and a stolen toolbox with financial values and locations around local addresses and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Sanchez
Blanche Young
James Young
Betty Farmer
Eufemia Barreno
Maria Gonzales
Baby
Janice Harris
Carroll Clark
Raquel Castaneda
Ernestina Coronado
Jim Cravens
Barreno Baby
Ayda Nunez
Inez Ailstock
Severo Mendoza
Dessie Martin
Laura Tubbs
Vivian Sewall
Lilly Dominguez
Maria C. Lara
Pecos Woman Modesto Hernandez Dies at 60
Final rites for Modesto Hernandez 60 died at her Pecos home September 7. Born July 15 1908 in Balmorhea she had lived in the area since 1948. Services were held at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. Survived by husband Octaviano three daughters Felicia Rayos Santos Fuen tez and Bella Hernandez one son Johnny Hernandez nine grandchildren a sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto Hernandez
South Locust
Hernandez
Balmorhea
Santa Rosa Catholic
Santa Rosa
Octaviano
Santos Fuentez
South Pecan
Felicia Rayos
Torrence
Calif
Bella Hernandez
Johnny Hernandez
South Ash
Tiodora Natividad
Pecos
Felix Lozano
Jose Lozano
Ysleta
Call circulation dept with missed paper issues
Readers are urged to call the circulation department at 445 5475 if a paper is missed. The paper cannot know of delivery gaps without a subscriber reporting the error, and calls are the only way to correct issues.
Miles Miles Miles Receives UT El Paso Chemistry Scholarship
Jim Miles son of Dr and Mrs R E Miles earns a chemistry scholarship at the University of Texas at El Paso. He will pursue a Masters degree with a teaching fellowship after earning a bachelor’s degree from Sul Ross State College in 1967. He previously taught at Alpine High School and graduated Pecos High School in 1964. The couple will live at 3618 Van Vuren in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Miles
R. E. Miles
University of Texas At
el Paso
Miles
Sul Ross State College
Alpine High School
Pecos High School
Jim
Judy
van Vuren
Anthrax Reported in Texas Cattle and Wildlife
Texas animal health officials confirm an anthrax outbreak around the Val Verde Kinney Edwards counties junction with nine premises reporting deaths among cattle horses and deer. The commission also notes 696 screwworm cases in July and 1 982 cases in a similar period. A rehabilitation study prompts a state education committee to examine vocational rehab, chaired by William H. Evans with a six member panel from various Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Animal Health Commission
Val Verde
Kinney
Edwards
Commission
Texas
Texas Research League
State Board of Education
William H. Evans
Lubbock
Porter M. Bailes Jr
Tyler
Coyle Corley
New Boston
E. R. Gregg Jr
Jacksonville
Charles E. Hart
Bryan
James W. Harvey
Archer City
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