Fire Destroys Cotton The Woodenfoote Staff Wishes
A local report notes a fire that destroyed cotton storage or related facilities. The piece opens with greetings from the Woodenfoote staff and introduces newsroom staff to readers.
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Newspaper
Seminole News
Location
Seminole, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1968
Page
1
Johnny Smith Dies in Freezing Death
Funeral services for Johnny J. Smith AG2 24 will be Monday in San Antonio with burial at Fort Sam Houston. He froze to death Sunday night December 15 after going hunting and getting lost. He served in the Navy since 1962 and was stationed at Lakehurst New Jersey. Survivors include his wife Lynn two sons Jonathan Douglas and David mother Faye Smith and siblings Arlene Agnew Juanita Aaron Clarence E Arnold D. The Boys Ranch executive director Morris Craig will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny J. Smith
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Johnny
Faye Smith
ST. W. 11Th Street
Lakehurst
N. J
NAVY
Boys Ranch
San Angelo
Morris Craig
Lynn
Jonathan Douglas
David
Arlene Agnew
Juanita Aaron
Abilene
Clarence E
San Diego
Calif
Arnold D
San Francisco
Fire destroys planter gin and surrounding cotton supplies
A fire at the Planter Gin nine miles south and four west of Seminole caused heavy losses Friday at 12 30 pm. Firefighting crews from Seminole and Drew plus county help contained the blaze with trailers loaded with cotton damaged and several loads destroyed. House and gin offices remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
DREWS
Bonner Lease Services
Water Seminole
Rotary Club Tops Lions With Doctor Fund Gift
The Seminole Rotary Club presented Dwayne Herman, chairman of the Doctor Fund, a check for 101.00 in response to a Lions challenge noting Lions contributions. Rotary per member exceeded Lions totals, prompting remarks about size age and effort as of Tuesday afternoon. The Doctor Fund balance stood at 660.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole Rotary Club Today
Dwayne Herman
Doctor Fund
Lions Club
Rotary
Watts
Noon Lions Club
Evening Lions Club
Rotary Club
Doctor
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the News
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Madeline Shelton
Pattie Phillips
Bettie Wilson
Johnny Smith
Santa Claus
Santa Two
Planters Gin
St. Nick
Love, Jody Scott Sneed
Rudolp
Mrs. Santa
Terra Latta
Harold Latta
Crissitltemeier
George Sultemeier
Santa
Tops Lions
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