Obituaries and Conservation Notes From Wellington Area
Obituaries for Lillie Mae Byrd Leta Baird and Mrs Lonie Harrison detail births, marriages, and survivors in Oklahoma and Texas communities. The text also promotes Windstrip cropping as a Soil Conservation Service initiative to meet the Food Security Act of 1985, describing its benefits for erosion control, terrace maintenance, and crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Byrd
Collingsworth General Hospital
North Fairview
Durward Weatherford
Church of Christ
Schooler Gordon
Byrd
Oklahoma
Gideon
Minnie Daughty
Quail
Graham
Walter Byrd
Okla
Alva Byrd
Wellington
Sam Byrd
Vernon
Clara Baker
Leona Mathews
Chillicothe
Jim Daughty
Ardmore
Susie Baxter
Cartwright
Leta Baird
Childress
Jesse Dea
First United Methodist Church of
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amarillo
Baird
Indian Territory
Will B
Christine Greer Wyrick
Arlie
First United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Fred Baird
Della Lawrence
Cory
Colorado
Leo Wyrick
Lonie Harrison
Faith Baptist Church
Elvis Pitts
Fairview Cemetery
Schololer-Gordon
Robert Lewis
Jimmy Cochran
Leon Martin
Dick Judd
Ross O'Hair
Albert Fulcher
Harrison
Waco
Jack
Lydia Steveson Drury
Collingsworth County
Sidney Harrison
S.L. Harrison
Cynthia Clement
Pete Drury
Rebekah Lodge
Granvel Harrison
Edward Harrison
Manheim
Judy Thomas
Ada Rainwater
Stamford
Bertie Hanson
Wichita Falls
Beulah Hutcherson
Oklahoma City
Farmers Home Administration
USDA
Robert McElroy
S.C.S
Important irrigation meet slated Jan 8 in Amarillo
An irrigation conference on January 8 at the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center Amarillo, 6500 Amarillo Blvd West, begins at 8 30 a m. It is sponsored by the Texas Extension Service and Panhandle Economic Program with CEU offerings for pesticide applicators and sessions on water supply, well capacity, irrigation costs, and chemigation safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
High Plains
Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Extension Center
Amarillo Blvd
West
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Panhandle
Don Reeves
Collingsworth
Ogallala
Leon New
Carl Patrick
Extension Service
LaVerne Stetson
U.S. Department of Agriculture- Agricultural Research Service
Lincoln
New
Richard Bowers
North Plains Underground Water District
Dumas
Walter Hughes
Wilbur-Ellis-Tide Co
Farwell
Leader Readers Names List From Multiple Cities
A long roster of individuals from towns across the United States is presented, including Lea Bohannon of Bloomfield New Mexico and Sandy Forrester of Amarillo, with numerous others such as Amy Chauveaux of Corpus Christi and R L Daugherty of Amarillo listed along with families and couples in a grouped notices style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Bohannon
Bloomfield
Sandy Forrester
Amarillo
Amy Chauveaux
Corpus Christi
R.L. Daughtery
Don Rummel
John Alvin Horton
Arlington
Mary Gibbs
Borger
Phil Handley
Oviedo
Hershel
Wanda Jones
Spearman
Wayne Barton
Decatur
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Soil Conservation Service
Cross Town
Robert Frost
GTE
C.L. Harrison
Optometrist
Hollis
Cat Carter Holcomb
Aaron
Wayne Wyatt
Ken Carver
High Plains Underground Water District
Lubbock
Tom Koranek
Servi-Tech
Ulysses
Kan
Rex McCloy
Stinnett
Steve Amosson
Texas Department of Agriculture
Leader Readers
William W. McClaskey
Angleton
Gladys Johnson
Chowchilla
Pat Barnett
Matchitoches
A.O. Byrd
Garland
Tom Summers
Bedford
Neal Roberts
Big Spring
Charlie Taylor
Glynda McBlair
Enid
Mt. Reading Service
Provo
Lewis Portwood
la Grange
Thomas H. Rainer
Madison, GA
Earl Shields
Thelma Losure
Sterling, CO
James D. Coley
Richardson
Nick Gilley
Caldwell
Betty Welch
Marlean Strickland
Baton Rouge
Mrs. Dickie Judd
Wolfforth
Janie James
Ernest Harwell
Perry Foster
Ray Floyd
Elmer Keller