Dove Fry to Be Held at Lagerton This September
Community Dove Fry at the Lagerton Community Center on Saturday September 1 invites residents to bring a covered dish and their doves. Hesles doves, Buster Tredemeyer, chairman, asks arrival by 7 PM and non hunting spouses to bring a dish. Event aims for a good crowd.
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Lagerton
Buster Tredemeyer
Stamford sisters visit relatives
Mr. Hazel Overton and her sister Mrs. Lyno Flowers visited relatives in San Angelo with new family ties. Also with the Kings were Eddie King and Dick King families from San Angelo and California. Ronald and Donald King joined from Odessa, then returned with their grandmother Mrs. Overton for a week before school. Mrs. DC Macon accompanied Mrs. Overton and Mrs. Flowers home after Eldorado visit with Mrs. Buster Gunn.
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Hazel Overton
Lyno Flowers
Ang
San Angelo
J.C. King
Eddie King
San Angleo
Dick King
California
Kimbell Cook
Ronald
Donald
Odessa
Stamford
Overton
DC Macon
Flowers
Eldorado
Buster Gunn
New Hope Families Attend Funerals and Visits Across States
Mrs. Ozelia Dulin 61 long time nurse and sister of Mrs. John Levens dies. funeral held in Kermit. Travels include Mr. and Mrs. Levens, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Levens, and others visiting relatives in Wichita Falls Dallas Hamlin and Seattle while Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hinds move to Seattle for work and studies.
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Davy Letz
David Letz
Hardin- Simmons
Abilene
Calvin Stegemoeller
Leon Stegemoeller
Lynn Dale Dudensing
Wallace Dudensing
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Roy Nierdieck
Herbert Nierdieck
Kent LeFevre
McMurry
Delbert LeFevre
Clayton Stegemoeller
Cecil Bean
John Levens
Carrol Levens
Kermit Friday
Ozelia Dulin
Funeral for J. M. McDonald Held in Stamford
J. M. McDonald 80 of Stamford died August 22 at the VA Hospital in Big Spring after a long illness. Funeral at Central Presbyterian Church Stamford August 23, burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery. Survived by Mae his wife, a daughter Mrs. James Frizell Midland, and two grandchildren. Born Chico October 29 1892, married Mae Robinson June 21 1922 in Chico. Retired from McDonald Petroleum Co. 1958. World War I veteran.
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J. M. McDonald
Stamford
Central Presbyterian Church
Larry Thomas
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
McDonald
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Chico
Mae Robinson
Pampa
McDonald Petroleum Co
Mae
James Frizell
Midland
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