Past Events Recalled At Loco Arlie Reunion
About 90 present and former residents of Loco and Arie gathered for the annual reunion on Sunday July 30 to renew friendships and share memories. The event featured a memorial service, a noon dinner, and a plant of local teachers guests including Rev. John H Stout and Mrs T D Hudspeth. A notable exhibit showcased two dozen paintings by former residents and Zelma Davis presented a reunion dedicated poem.
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Loco
Arie
Merritt Durfey
John H. Stout
Clarendon
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Quail Baptist Church
T.D. Hudspeth
San Antonio
Hudspeth
Wellington
Bonnie Willis
Ben Moseley
Dalhart
C.B. Carter
Edith Copeland
Hollis
A.V. Lowrie
Erma Lee Gunstream
Dodson
Silas Crawford
Olean Bearden
Carey
Zelma Davis
Lubbock
Geneva Bearden
Hale Center
Ray Hillman
Peteburg
Durfey
Bill Harbin
Bearden
Willis
Collingsworth
Don Bearden
van Bearden
Childress
Etherl Clark
Loyd Clark
Mary Ann Clark
Oleta Cole
Ray Cole
Fresno
Calif
Edith Belew
Pauline Patterson
Virginia Robey
George West
G.T. Austin
Reube Crawley
Earl Alexander
Gold
Whitesboro
Ben N. Moseley
Katherine H. Martin
C.B
Memphis
Edith Copeland Carter
Edna Copeland Crow
Floyd Clark
Bob Scott
Wichita Falls
Constitutional Amendment 11 on Ballot HJR 95 1972 Election
Public notice details Texas Constitutional Amendment 11 on the November 7 1972 ballot. It proposes salary provisions for the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House and authorizes amendments to Articles IV II of the Texas Constitution. Voters will choose for or against the proposition.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Constitutional Amendment on Ballot HJR 41 TX Election
Public notice briefs the constitutional amendment proposal HJR 41 for the November 7 1972 general election. It details salary or fee basis compensation for district county and precinct officers and mandates salaries for justices of the peace in all counties. It also outlines funds and fees handling and sets the ballot text for voter decision.
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Commissioners Courts
Commissioners Court
Texas constitutional amendment on equality under the law
Public notice announces General Election on November 7 1972 to vote on Article I Section 3a adding equality under the law not to be denied or abridged because of sex race color creed or national origin. Ballot will present voting for or against the proposition.
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State OF
Texas
Public Notice on Constitutional Tax Exemption for Seniors
Texas constitutional amendment would allow counties cities and school districts to exempt at least 3000 dollars of the assessed value of residence homesteads for residents 65 and older from ad valorem taxes starting 1973. Election procedures voter petition and conditions outlined amid tax pledge provisions.
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State OF
Texas
Public Notice Constitutional Amendment 10 on Ballot HJR 68
The notice details Texas constitutional amendment number 10 on the November 7 1972 ballot to revise Article XV Section 1. It outlines legislative proposal processes publication requirements for explanations and notices, publication timing, election procedures and Governor proclamation if approved.
Group Here for Jackson Rites
A funeral for Mrs. C E Jackson of Clarendon attracted many relatives and friends from Abilene Stamford Quitaque Groom Kelton Stam ford Pampa Lubbock Shamrock and Amarillo. Local mourners included Charlie Blackburn J A Spler Jr Steve Reynolds L A Watson Bob Williams and others. Debra Donna Scott linked by marriage to the Scott family also attended as visitors from Grandview Missouri en route to Morton Texas.
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C.E. Jackson
Clarendon
Wellington
Ralph Gray
Abilene
Lewis Manske
Stamford
Dean Johnson
Quitaque
Ernest Lamberson
Groom
John Bair
Kelton
J.B. Schoonmaker
Sharon
Buster Schoonmaker
J.F. Lamberson
Pampa
Howard Barnett
Lubbock
Arthur Wells
Shamrock
Willie Roberts
Amaillo
Charlie Blackburn
J.a.spler, Jr
Steve Reynolds
L.A. Watson
Bob Williams
J.D. Wood
Jack Lamberson
Dennis Harrison
Jack Land
Charley Hearn
George W. Smith
Eldon Lyles
Donal Odorn
Fred Day
Bill Gray
Debbie and
Short
Grandview
Missouri
Ray Scott
Windfred Scott
Morton
Gray
Donna Scott
Texas County Funds May Cut School Pool For Bond Debts
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment to allow counties via their commissioners courts to reduce county permanent school fund and distribute proceeds to independent and common school districts to reduce bonded indebtedness or fund improvements while preserving tax-paying corpus for ad valorem taxes. The amendment clarifies no state funds are affected.
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State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Texas Legislature Salary and Per Diem Amendment Details
Public notice outlines a constitutional amendment setting annual salaries for Senators and Representatives at 8400 dollars from the Public Treasury. It also confirms a per diem of 12 dollars for up to 120 days of each regular session and 80 days of each special session, plus mileage at 2.50 for 25 miles. The amendment specifies session length limits and self-enacting provisions.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House of Rep
Public notice on Texas constitutional amendment four year terms
Constitutional Amendment Number B on the ballot for the General Election November 7 1972 proposes four year terms for the Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller of Public Accounts Treasurer Commissioner of the General Land Office and Secretary of State plus related salary and residency provisions. The amendment outlines installation dates and duties and prohibits use of fees for personal use.
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State of
Texas
General Land Office
Secretary of State
Constitutional amendment abolishes Lamar County Hospital District
Public notice states Section 6 of Article IX amends the Texas Constitution to abolish the Lamar County Hospital District on the amendment’s effective date. Lamar County Commissioners Court may transfer or dispose of district assets. Voters at the general election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1972 will vote on the proposition to abolish the district.
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State OF
Texas
Secretary of State
Newsaper
United States
Supreme Court
State OF Texas
Lamar County Hospital
Commissionera Court of
Lamar County
Lamar County, Hospital
Soil and Water Conservation District
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
Organized Reserves
United States Army, Navy
Constitutional limits on holding multiple state offices
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional sections on bans against holding more than one civil office of emolument, with exceptions for specific roles and arrangements for state employees serving on local government bodies. It references Section 33, Section 40 and related provisions, noting voting rights and salary considerations.
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State OF
Texas
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Leves
Suc
United States
Constitutional amendment on ballot for Texas officers ban
Public notice for the November 7 1972 general election outlines proposed constitutional amendments Section 33 and Section 40 Article XVI. It creates limits on holding multiple offices and allows certain National Guard and reserve service while clarifying eligibility for Soil and Water Conservation District Directors.
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State of
Texas
National Guard
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
United States
Organized Reserves
United States Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Air Force Navy
Treasury
Air National Guard of
Air National Guard Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Air National Guard
United Sates
Navy, and
Arine Corps
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Soil and Water Conservation District
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Loco-Arlie
H.R. McGinnis
Amarillo
Homer A. McGinnis
el Paso
Leonard McGinnis
Goldie
Petersburg
Jack Meares
Roscoe
Inez Hagerman
Vada Harris
Floydada
T.P. Belew
Pat and
Louise Bouchelle
Bill
Ruby Harbin
Rey
John H
Thomas Hedger of
Bayton
Walter Needham
Aceneys
Jackson
Rio
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