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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
8
A weather summary notes showers and thundershowers likely Saturday from the upper Great Lakes through the middle Mississippi Valley to eastern central and southern Plains. The report mentions a jailed individual and two others being sought in connection with the incident.
Funeral services for Hugh H. Hughey 60 of 3519 Grant are set for 1 p.m. Monday at Ray Akers Funeral Chapel with interment at Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery He served 13 years as manager of The Light's Service Department Survivors include his widow Mary Belle Hughey a daughter Lan Williams of Baytown Texas and a sister Claude Webster of Chicago Also listed are additional funeral notices and interments for Manthos E Patyhas 103 Trinity area and Mrs Uith Springall Ramsey 56 along with Eva Esther Combs 54 and other local services at multiple churches and chapels in the Bogalusa area The report also covers a fatal shooting case near Bogalusa with arrest of Ernest R McElveen 41 in Mississippi on charges of murdering Deputy O Neal Moore and wounding Deputy Creed Rogers The attack involved a black pickup truck and a shotgun and rifle attack. arrests and investigations involve the Bogalusa Civic and Pott ers League and police and state troopers with no date set for funeral plans for the deputy yet
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a $26,651 Head Start Training Project grant for Harlandale School District. The agency also sanctioned eight additional Texas school grants.
A Houston district court jury was hopelessly deadlocked Friday in the trial of Mrs. Erwin Chappell, 36, charged with disfiguring her 10 year old son Gregory. Judge Wendell Odom dismissed the jury after nine hours of deliberation. The state did not know when she would be retried. Mrs. Chappell denied striking her son with a baseball bat and wounding his face and body. The boy testified his mother attacked him. The defense noted the possibility of a two to five year sentence if convicted.
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