Brief illness ends life of Haskell man Lonnie L Holly
Lonnie L Holly 6 of Haskell died July 6 at Stamford Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held July 8 at George C Price Funeral Home in Levelland with a Masonic graveside rite in Sundown Cemetery. A Lea County NM native, he married Dolores Underwood in Higgspring January 25 1974. He is survived by his wife a daughter a stepson two stepdaughters mother four brothers a sister and five grandchildren. The Hollys lived at Lake Stamford for four years after retiring from Odessa.
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Lonnie L. Holly
Haskell
Stamford Memorial Hospital
George C. Price
Levelland
Sundown
Holly
Lea County
Dolores Underwood
Hig Spring
Funeral services for Pamela Ivy Held
Funeral services for Pamela Ivy 10 were held Friday at Bethel Lutheran Church. Ivy died in a head on collision on Farm Road 600 near Stamford. She was born April 2 1962 and graduated Lueders Avoca High in 1980. She worked for Texas Coca Cola in Abilene and attended Cisco Junior College. Survivors include her parents Larry Don Ivy Sr Violet Ivy and brothers Don and Robert. Victor Edinger of Grand Forks N D also died in the crash.
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Bethel Lutheran Church
Pamela Ivy
Farm Road
Stan Leaf
Bethel Lutheran Cemetery
Stanford Funeral Home
Mins Ivy
Stamford
Lueders Avoca High School
Cisco Junior College
Texas Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Abilene
Bethel Lutheran
Grand Forks Man Dies In Two Car Crash
Grand Forks resident Victor Benjamin Edinger 64 died July 8 from injuries after a head on two car crash at 40 Farm Road 600. He was born December 19, 1916 in Cathay North Carolina and married Viola Jesser July 7 1990 in Washburn North Dakota. Edinger and his wife Terry were en route from Nugent to Grand Forks when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Pam Ivy of Leeders. Ivy died at the scene. Edinger died two hours later at Hendrick Medical Center Abilene. He leaves a wife a son three daughters and nine grandchildren.
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Victor Edinger
Grand Forks
N.D
Miss Ivy
Edinger
Hendrick Medical Center
Hendrick
Larry Don Ivy
Viola
Terry the Ivys
Abilene
Coca-Cola Surivors
Lueders
Violet Ivy
Stamford
Don
Honolulu
Hawaii
Robert
Stanford Funeral Home
Victor Benjamin Edinger
Cathay
N.C
Viola Jesser
Washburn
Grace Baptist Church
Terry
Nugent
Pam Ivy
Leeders
Scence
Leroy
Patricia) Rud
Sherman
Kathryn) Simonson
Jimmy
Joyce) Rose
Harold
Carrington
Lloyd
Ella) Archer
Anaheim
Calif
Ervin
Adeline) Meier
Sacramento
Retired Stamford Farmer Frank Boedeker Dies at 86
Frank Joseph Boedeker 86, a retired farmer from Stamford, died July 8 at Teakwood Manor. Funeral held at Kinley Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Harvey Faltisek officiating. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery. Born December 28, 1902, in Cameron, he married Adele Knipling in 1916 and farmed in Bunker Hill before moving to Stamford in 1968. Survived by his wife, a son Lee of Lubbock, a daughter Oleta Rinn of Stamford, two brothers Emil and Alfred, a sister Freida Gistel, three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Stamford
Frank Joseph Boedeker
Teakwood Manor
Kinley Funeral Home
Harvey Faltisek
Christ Lutheran Church
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Kinney
Funeral Home
Boedeker
Cameron
August Boedeker
Haskell County
Adele Knipling
Bunker Hill
Faith Lutheran Church
Sagerton
Lee
Lubbock
Dan
Oleta) Rinn
Emil
Alfred
Houston
Freida Gistel
Rev Meixner Rejoins Avoca Methodist Church
Rev Meixner returns as pastor of Avoca United Methodist Church after 25 years away. He preached his first sermon since coming out of retirement, signaling a warm homecoming for the Avoca community and longtime members.
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Gerald Locke
Stamford
Joel Rister
Dewey
Jessie Rister
Janie Rister
Jack Russell
Canyon
Janie
Gary Creason
Kim Clenkenbeard
Eugene Watts
Jackie
Yale
Colo. Chester
Hilton White
Gainesville
Jan Quinn
David
Gail White
Lacy
Raymond Weeks
Haskell
Dewey Rister
Milton
Jana
Leona Jennings
Pioneer Baptist Church
Abilene
Jay Jennings
Jay
Hardin-Simmons University
R.H. Meixner
United Methodist Church
Avoca
Meixner
Methodist Church
Greg Pace
Minday Watts Quint Lindsey
Farabee to chair 2000 Ag Committee
Senator Ray Farabee named Chairman of the Agriculture Committee of the Texas 2000 Commission. He serves among 30 members appointed by the Governor to guide state policy for long-term economic development. Farabee noted agriculture’s key role for the 30th District and Texas leadership in cash receipts. Compensation and other chairpersons are listed, with pallbearers named for Mrs. Lizzie McLemore.
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Ray Farabee
Agriculture Committee
Texas 2000 Commission
Austin
Farabee
Texas
Commission
Abilene Weekend Social Roundup Limited to Fragments
Houston and Blanche Ham were in Abilene shopping Friday. Mr and Mrs Grady Baldwin of Stamford visited Mr and Mrs H H Dunklin Saturday and played 42. Woody Lindsey of Lake Stamford and P A Shirley Young this weekend.
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Houston
Blanche Ham
Abilene
Grady Baldwin
Stamford
H.H. Dunklin
Woody Lindsey
Lake Stamford
P.A
Shirley Young
Come and Bring the Family to Take an Active Part in Your Gin
A brief call invites families to join a community gin activity encouraging hands on participation. The notice promotes family engagement and active involvement in the event.
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Ella Mae) Middleton
San Antonio
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XS. Ferguson St
Avoca News
Barbara Thompson
H.H Dunklin
Denver
Colo
Jack
Jennifer Newton
Jamie Beth
Rocky Mountains
Austin Ham
Houston Ham
T.A. Masters
Glenn Sylvester
Nan Tidwell
Reggie Sylvester
Arkansas
Pete Sylvester
Oklahoma
Grant Jones
Rita Clements
Mexico
Louis Beecher, Jr
Andres Ramos
Harvey McManns
William Fisher
Lizzie McLemore
Jerald McLemore
Jack Buske
Jackie Buske
Neal Bunkley
Sam Baize
Don Howard
I. M. Lucille Higgs
Jones County
T.C.S
Commissioner's Court
I.C.S
M. Lucille Higgs
First National Bank
Compe
United States
Reggie McDowra
Ladies & Childrens
Hassen
Farmers Cooperative Gin of Stamford
T. L. Corzine
Intemmatona! Harvester Company
Anson Implement CO. Inc
Anson Texas
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