Wellington Leader publication details and mailing info
Wellington Leader published weekly by the Wellington Leader Company at 913 West Avenue Wellington Texas 79095. Entered as Periodicals Postage Paid August 25 1909 at Wellington post office. Postmaster address changes to The Wellington Leader P O Box 992 Wellington Texas 79095-0992.
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Wellington Leader
West Avenue
Wellington
Texas
Wellington Leader Company
P.O. Box
Weekly School Menu May 17 21 2004
Lunch menu for May 17 to May 21 lists daily items including steak fingers with gravy mashed potatoes mixed vegetables pineapple tidbits biscuit oleo and milk on Monday. ham with raisin sauce carrots scalloped potatoes peaches and bananas roll and milk on Tuesday. lasagna beans salad strawberries bananas garlic bread and milk on Wednesday. barbecue German sausage vegetables coleslaw spice cake roll and milk on Thursday. fish, potato salad peas and carrots pineapple tidbits cornbread and milk on Friday.
Letter about vandalized car window at funeral in Amarillo
Danette Mumau of Amarillo vents anger over a broken car window during her father Irwin Hamby’s May 1 2004 funeral at North Fairview Cemetery in Wellington. She reports the incident, the lack of witnesses, and estimates over 1000 dollars to replace the window with a 500 dollar deductible, urging accountability and expressing heartbreak.
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Irwin Lynn Hamby
North Fairview
Wellington
Sheriffs Office
Good Lord
Fleeting Moments From The Wellington Leader Files
A composite of historic clippings from The Wellington Leader spanning May 11 1944 to July 1 1974 covers film previews and wartime church prayer plans, livestock sanitation warnings, food aid distributions, Salt Fork Dam legislation, track records, hospital week observances, life-saving rescue, academic honors, and local civic notes including a band director’s resignation and a growing Little League program. Key items include GUADACANAL DIARY preview at the Ritz, Easter-Avowed war context, city health actions, invasion era prayer mobilization, surplus food distribution counts, Salt Fork Dam signoff, regional track records, National Hospital Week events, a dramatic first aid save, Wellington High School honors, and local civic leadership changes.
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Carol
L. E. Ward
Corky Bowen
Charles Floyd Chamber
Edd Howard
Tommy Thomas
Games
Floyd
Carnival
Chamber of Commerce and City
Wellington
Beautify Texas Council
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Henry Wells
Suzanne Maxwell
Priscilla Sullivan
Virginia Robey News
Neil Wilbur
Karen Hale
Rebecca Snider
Collingsworth County
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Wellingtonleader
Amaonline
Danette Mumau
Amarillo, Texas
Pell
Didrive.com
Ritz
America
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Preston Foster
Lloyd Nolan
William Bendix
Paramount News
Nelson Eddy
Claude Rains
Frontier Law
Russell Hayden
Smilin
Jack
Kok
Europe
Pink Sullivan
R. L. Templeton
David Robinson
Department of Agriculture
John Bevers
Gilmore Locker
Salt Fork Dam
Allen Shivers
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
Salt Fork River
Donley County
Collingsworth
Salt Fork
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Association
Hedley
Memphis
Clarendon
Childress
Paducah
Quanah
Rocket
Lubbock
Wayne Ketchum
Longfellow
Calvin Hiett
Billy Frank Agee
Douglas Duncan
Lonnie Wood
Duncan
Rockets
National Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lyndon Crelia
G. W. Lane
Kelley
Randy Driver
LeRoy Driver
Peck
Danny Martin
Carol Blain
Wellington High School
E. W. Clement
Danny
J. Y. Martin
Little League, Inc
Little League
Quail
Charles Carter
The
Tigers
James Herring
Astros
Craig Bergvall
Cudd Brothers
Rangers
Billy Wilkerson
City State Bank
Cubs
Charles Waugh
Wellington State Bank
Keith Wood
Seminole
FSA
Water Conservation District
Mee
Scientiaie
Parkinson's
Clude
Aorn
Pencate
Darby
Duke
Oklahoma
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