Burial Services Held Here for Mrs. L Bratten
Mrs. L Bratten 86 of Hollis died May 10 after two months illness and a month of recovery surgery. She lived in Wellington area since 1906 with husband H B Bratten and had moved through Elk City Oklahoma City and Hollis before retirement in 1950. She was born in Batesville Arkansas and married in East Texas. Funeral services were held locally.
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Wellington Area
L Batten
Hollis
Harmon County Memorial Hospital
Bratten
Wellington
Looe
Buck Greek
Rolla
Elk City
Okla
Oklahoma City
Oma Lee Brewer
Batesville
Ark
East Texas
Mr. Bratten
Local Family Mourns Bratten Kin at Hollis Church
Funeral service conducted at 2 30 p m in the Church of the Nazarene Hol lis with Rev Keith Sparks officiating Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery Wellington in the family plot Survivors include a daughter Mrs Jack White Snyder four sons UB Bradlen La Puente California W A Bratten Florida Myers Fla K K Bratten El City and L B Bratten two sisters Mrs Maude Vaughan and Mrs Vada Courghan of Abilene a brother Millard Brewer Pampa 18 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren The two Bratten sons Bill Bratten Oklahoma City and Stan Bratten Dallas attended the service
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Church of the Nazarene
Hollis
Keith Sparks
Jack White
Snyder
Ub, Bradlen
la Puente, Calif
W.A. Bratten
Myers, Fla
K.K. Bratten
el City
L. B. Bratten
Maude Vaughan
Vada Courghan
Abilene
Millard Brewer
Pampa
L.B. Bratten
Bill Bratten
Oklahoma City
Stan Bratten
Dallas
Hartman Resigns from FHA Committee
Hartman resigns as of May 10 from the County Farmers Home Administration Committee after two years and ten months of service. Dr. Jean Wilson of Dallas visited his mother Mrs. J D Wilson on Mothers Day.
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Hartman
FHA
Jo, Hartman
County Farmers Home Administration Committee
Jean Wilson
Dallas
J.D. Wilson
County Reports Six Accidents In Up County
In Collingsworth County during April the Texas Highway Patrol investigated six crashes on total highways. No fatalities and three injuries were reported. For the first four months of 1973 the rural county tally shows 14 accidents with six killed and 12 injured. National figures for Region 5April 1973 total 544 accidents with 24 killed and 283 injured, up from April 1972 which had 445 accidents, 44 killed, and 232 injured.
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Texas
Collingsworth
Sargeant
Jack Phatwhanger
Unis
Lubbock
Marshes Depart for Okinawa Assignment
Marine Staff Sergeant Marsh and family head to Okinawa on Wednesday May 9 for his new duty post. The Marshes, including children Robert and Candace, spent leave with parents Russell and Mes Marsh in San Diego where he served as a Marine Corps recruiter for three years.
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Banft
Marsh
Robert
Candace
Okinawa
Russell Marsh
San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Injury totals by county in 1973 near the tie period
The report lists accidents by county with injuries and deaths. Childress records two accidents with one injury. Cattle six accidents with injuries. Donley five accidents with one injury. Gray eighteen accidents with one death and ten injuries. Hall seven accidents with six injuries. Hemphill two accidents with no deaths or injuries. Wheeler ten accidents with one death and five injuries.
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Childress
Donley
Gray
Hall
Hemphill
Wheeler
Marsh family gathers for reunion before second Okinawa tour
Pendleton California native Marsh completes seven months in the Marines and plans a second tour of Okinawa after marriage. His wife Melanie Williams Marsh and their children Robert and Candace are joined by relatives across Oklahoma, Clyde, Abilene, Aspermont, and McLean for a Russell Marsh home gathering.
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Gap Pendleton
Calif
Marsh
Okinawa
Mita
Melanie Wiliams
Mel. Wit) Williams
Pulaske
Robert
Candace
Edwin Marsh
Kevin
Oklahoma City
C. W. Rose
Gwen
Clyde
Ronnie Rosse
Dicketts
Sue Marsh
McLean
Russell Marsh
Cordey Hodge
Abilene
M. Lee
Sam Lee
Aspermont
New York Couple Seeks Information in Wellington Visit
A New York couple Mr and Mrs Adam A Brown visited Wellington on Wednesday May 9 seeking information about a man believed to be a relative. They live at Brightwaters Long Island and are trying to learn more about Timothy Brown who ran a hotel at 602 West Avenue before his death around June 12 1937. He was about 80 then.
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New York
Adam A. Brown
Wellington
Bright Waters
Long Island
Brown
Timothy Brown
West Avenue
Leach Family Visit to Lubbock With Ball Party
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leach visited Monday and Tuesday May 7 and 8 with his mother Mrs. W E Leach and brother Harold Leach in Lubbock. Mrs. Marie Ball accompanied them and stayed with her sister-in-law Mrs. Etta Bali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Leach
W.E. Leach
Harold Leach
Lubbock
Marie Ball
Etta Bali
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Fairview Cemetery
Fisher Brothers
Gircus
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cohga
BAYER
Breq
Marr SeQui
Alberto VO
Hairspray
Wellington, Texas
Vaporette
Ding
Smokey Dan
Clairol
Ac Ev Caer Sale
Givat Big Pictures
Atest
Gibson’s Ladies
Gibson’s
McGraw Edison
KRAFT
Prints & Solids
Gibson
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