National Guard Begins Summer Training at Fort Hood
Amarillo based Second Battalion 142d Mechanized Infantry arrived at Fort Hood Texas on Sunday June 13 for two weeks of annual summer training. The 99 vehicle convoy from ten Panhandle cities joins two overlapping segments of the 49th Armored Division with about 13 000 Guardsmen. The training covers armory proficiency in a 250 000 acre reservation with day and night weapon testing. Father s Day guests welcomed at the Gollihugh home in Quail included family from Mobeetie Wellington and Quail.
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Amarillo
Ft. Hood
Texas
Panhandle
Texas Army Guard
Armored Division
Ares
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Brownfield
Pampa
Borger
Shamrock
Levelland
Plainview
Wellington
Tulsa
North Ft. Hood
142D Mechanized Infantry
49Th Armored Division
49Th
Leptospirosis in Animals and Humans Diseases
The article explains Leptospirosis a contagious disease from Leptospira sp. affecting cattle swine horses and humans. It highlights kidney localization urine shedding abortion anemia and death risks and emphasizes yearly vaccination across species using multiple Leptospira strains and vaccines.
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U.S
Perryton Kiwanis Cut Open tennis tourney results
Lyn Hurst and Lee Templeton competed in the Perryton Kiwanis Cut Open Invitational. Hurst lost a split set to Gary Fitzgerald of Canadian. Templeton reached the quarterfinals after beating a Perryton rival, then fell to Dan Replogle. Joe Ed White and Lee Templeton took second in doubles, losing a final split set to Mike McKnight and Dan Replogle. Teams from multiple towns competed. visiting Mrs. Jack Lowry joined family during week.
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Lyn Hurst
Lee Templeton
Joe Ed White
RL. Templeton
Hurst
Templeton
Gary Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Perryton
Dan Replogle
Joe Ed
Lee
Lubbock
Mike McKnight
Amarillo
Liberal
Kansas
Shattuck
Oklahoma
Woodward
Higgins
Wellington
Booker
Spearman
Fritch
Brother-Sister Reunion After 28 Years At Quail
Mrs. Albert Gollihugh of Quail reunites with her brother Marvin Squytes of Fairfield California after 28 years. The 6'6" 301 pound former resident spent two days visiting with Gollihughs. Squyres, 53, a Army veteran with four children, was surprised by the reunion and described it as wonderful and deeply emotional.
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Albert Gollihugh
Quail
Marvin Squytes
Fairfield
Calif
Marella
Squytes
Gollihughs
Squyres
C.W. Squyres
Lawton
Missouri
Amonett Awarded BA With Honors at Texas Tech
Randy Armonett completed the Bachelor of Arts with Honors in microbiology and chemistry at Texas Tech University, maintaining a 3.67 GPA on a 4.0 scale. He earned Dean’s List all eight semesters, joined Phi Eta Sigma, served on the Administrative Council, received Latin merit, and worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant in psychology. The May commencement marked his degree conferral.
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Randy Armonett
Texas Tech University
Phi Eta Signa Honor Society
Undergraduate research course enrollment noted for Texas Tech student
A Texas Tech student was offered a spot in an undergraduate bacteriology research course under Dr. Lyle Kuhniey in the Department of Microbiology. He also received a football manager scholarship. Visiting Saturday in the Edgar Lockhart home from Panhandle included his daughter Mrs Dee Herring and daughter Mrs David.
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Edgar Lockhart
Panhandle
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