Albert Meyers 54 Dies in Winters Texas Hospital
Albert Meyers 54 died at 5 35 am Saturday in North Runnels Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held 1030 am Tuesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Melvin Sweyer officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Survived by wife Olga Kirby Meyers two sons Larry and Joe both Winters two daughters Paula Winters and Mrs Rodney Dunnam Big Spring four brothers all Hamilton Ohio two sisters also Hamilton Ohio and three grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Albert Meyers
North Runnels Hospital
Spill Memorial Chapel
Melvin Sweyer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Mr. Meyers
Hamilton
Ohio
John
Clara Roth Meyers
Olga Kirby
Abilene
Runnels County
Winters
Cox Trucking Co
Meyers
Electric
Winters Independent
Larry Mevers
Joe Myers
Paula Mevers
Rodney Dunnam
Big Spring
John Mevers
Carl Meyers
Paul Meyers
Clarence Meyers
Theodore Vidourek
William Conlin
Jim Williams
F.C. Hodnett
Luther
Doc) Smith
Jack Davis
Johnny Bob Smith
A. N. Crowley
Leroy Chaney
Erwin Wessels
Governor IDs Railroad Commission to re direct distillates
The Governor designated the Railroad Commission to re direct fuel oil and other middle distillates to hardship users under the Federal Mandatory Middle Distillate Allocation Program.
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The
Railroad Commission
Father of Local Resident Died in Breckenridge
John Earnest Harrison 87, retired Warren Petroleum employee, died Tuesday at Villa Haven Nursing Home Breckenridge where he had been a patient since July 1970. Survived by wife Emma, four children, 14 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Masons served as pallbearers. Burial at Post Oak Cemetery with Masonic rites. funeral Thursday at Melton Chapel of Memories Breckenridge.
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John Earnest Harrison
Oil Company
Breckenridge
Villa Haven
Lee Harrison
Winters
Melton Chapel of Memories
Claude Harris
Dallas
Post Oak Cemetery
Parker County
Stephens County
Emma Guster Harris
Eliasville
Warren Petroleum Co
Harrison
First Baptist Church
Henry
H. C
Fort Worth
Lee
Susie Parker
Erick
Okla
Grady
Card of Thanks from the Ernst Family
The family of Mrs. Geraldine Ernst expresses thanks for prayers words and actions during their sorrow. Special thanks go to Lenna White Leona Jacob Ted Meyer and the Rev Swover for help.
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Lenna White
Leona Jacob
Ted Meyer
Swover
Geraldine Ernst
Ste
Mixed 1973 gains seen for motor carriers growth likely in 1974
Wellesley Hills Mass gains in revenues and profits for motor carriers in 1973 amid higher tonnage and economic activity. Projections imply further 1974 revenue increases but not uniformly. some deceleration may begin despite favorable labor contracts aiding stability into 1974.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Our Washington Newsletter and Trucking Stocks Outlook
The column discusses political gossip surrounding an unnamed officeholder and notes on stock prospects in the trucking industry. It highlights the need for rate relief, fuel cost pressures, and regulatory factors, while citing brighter spots like fleet modernization and growth in freight volumes. Babson's hints at better near term opportunities elsewhere.
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Middle East
Babson’s Reports
Winters Blizzards fall to Haskell 33 7 in district game
The Winters Blizzards suffered a 33 7 defeat by the Haskell Indians in district play. Blizzards opened with an 82 yard TD drive led by Poindexter Pendergrass and Liggins but fell behind after Charles Alexander 86 yard and 70 yard TD runs and a 80 yard kickoff return. Indians added two more scores late.
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Blizzards
Haskell
Haskell Indians
Bobby Joe Poindexter
Bill Pendergrass
Johnny Ray Liggins
Liggins
Charles Alexander
Indians
Randy Ivy
Yard scoring by Charles Alexander powers Blizzards
The Blizzards played well and aggressively but fell to the opposition’s experience and break-away speed. Outstanding efforts came from Glenn Colburn, Ray Powers, Rodney Buxkemper, Johnny Ray Liggins, Bobby Joe Poindexter and Bill Pendergrass as the game unfolded.
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Charles Alexander
Glenn Colburn
Ray Powers
Rodney Buxkemper
Johnny Ray Liggins
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XL Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines, Iowa
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Sea World of Ohio
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Babson’s Reports Inc
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San Antonio Express-News
Bexar County
Express-News
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John Conally
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
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