LOCALNEWS 3 Monday, April 4. 1994 News Messenger (Q)al WOimSlB SLFF4edl Jefferson theatre IfOF StollOT Women1 in April was charged with driving while intoxicated. Potter was murdered and subsequently buried by the. lakeside near the current location of what is known as Potter's Cemetery. The play is based on Harriet's autobiography which she wrote at the age of 83.
Specific hours for the play Will vary due to groups already booked for that performance, but some seating may 'be available if prior reservations are made by calling 903-665-2310. JEFFERSON -The Living Room Theatre will present the one-woman play, "Texian Woman," each Saturday during the month' of April. "Texian Woman" is the story of Harriet Potter Ames, once the wife bf Robert Potter, a legendary figure of Texas who' was once secretary of the Texas Navy during the days of the Republic. The two lived together on the shores of Caddo Lake and became the parents of three children. A Marshall woman was arrested' Sunday after she reportedly stabbed her husband with a butcher knife during an argument.
Laquita Wyp.ette Washington, '20, 1307 Wilson, 4 was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She is accused of stabbing her 20-year-old' husband, Leon Washington, in their home around 7:24 p.m. "They got into an argument and she stabbed him in the leg with a butcher knife," said Capt. Keith Fletcher of the Marshall Criminal Investigation Division. According to Fletcher, Mr.
Washington was taken to Marshall Memorial Hospital by ambulance. A spokesperson from the hospital said Mr. Washington was listed in stable condition Monday morning. 1 ARRESTS Police7 Beat A Marshall man and a 15-year-old boy were arrested early today after they reportedly took a vehicle parked in the 1700 block' of Louisiana Street Danny Craig Mutziger 20, 2404; Sledge, was charged with unauthorized use of a motor According to police reports, around 1 a.m. a resident living in the 1700 block of Louisiana Street called police saying his 1989 Chevrolet pickup truck had just been stolen.
Moments later, a Harrison County deputy spotted the vehicle on U.S. 59 near Loop 390. Officers and deputies were able to stop the vehicle near Louis Circle, where the two occupants-jumped out and fled. They were captured a short time later in the area of Linda Lane and Pinehurst Drive. Larry I.
Morris, 43, 2205 Beaver was charged with public intoxication. Deandrew Dale Price, 24, 2400 N. Franklin, was charged with disorderly conduct. Emmer Kay Johnson, 25, 2101 Holland was charged with theft over $20. Bobby Jay Davis, 32, 4, was charged with public intoxication.
Harod Meredith Silvey, 20, was arrested on Texas Department of Public Safety warrants. Leroy Johnson, 49, was arrested on DPS warrants. Jamie Lynn Dutton, 18, was arrested on warrants for speeding and failure to appear in court Larry Eugene Taylor IL 21, was arrested on a theft warrant. Melissa Irene Kelley, 30, was charged with driving while intoxicated. Margarito Lopez CazareS, 35, Items from past needed to help in celebration The City of Waskom is preparing to celebrate its centennial at the end of April, and so is the Marshall News Messenger.
The newspaper welcomes contributions of old photographs, histories of organizations, and written remembrances of events from Waskom's past for a special section the newspaper plans to produce Wednesday, April 27. 1 Deliver your information to the Marshall News Messenger or mail it to Waskom Centennial, Marshall News Messenger, 309 E. Austin, Marshall, Texas 75670. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope to have materials returned to you. All material contributed for use in the' section will be retained for a limited period of time.
i Moore reports for Naval duty OFFENSES Fishing equipment was reportedly1 taken from a vehicle parked in the 5900 block of East End Boulevard South. A cellular phone was reportedly taken from a vehicle parked in the 100 block of Interstate 20 West. Approximately $800 worth of items was reportedly taken from Marshall Hardware. Taken' were two chainsaws, a weed trimmer, a vacuum cleaner and a spreader. A lawn mower was reportedly taken from property on Cemetery Road.
I JAIL POPULATION There were 141 inmates housed in the Harrison County Jail as of 9:30 a.m. today. Air Force Airman Joshua P. Wendt recently graduated from the aerospace ground mechanics course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, Texas. Students were taught the inspection, maintenance and repair of aircraft ground equipment.
Included in the training were pertinent administrative tasks and safety procedures. 1 Wendt is the 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. David O. Wendt of Hallsville and a 1991 graduate of Tara High School, Baton Rouge, La.
Marine Pfc. Clinton M. Riley, son of Ben and Deronda Riley of Marshall, recently reported for duty with 7th Communication Battalion, 3rd Surveillance Reconnaissance and Intelligence Group, Okinawa, Japan. Riley joined the Marine Corps in November 1992. Jam Isonhood Nails of Ft Worth Complete Sets Reg '35 Now $2500 Cutters Hair Salon Tanning Salon 1002 E.
Houston Ave 935-4388 mumim is hi AS ADVERTISED ON TV Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Gerald W. Moore, son of Gerald Moore Sr. of Waskom, recently reported for duty at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. He joined the Navy in November 1987. Marine Sgt.
Cynthia L. Howard, granddaughter of Atwar Howard of Jefferson, was recently promoted to her present rank while serving with Inspector and instructor Staff, 25th Marines, 4th Marines Division, Worcester, Mass. She joined the Marine Corps in May 1986. Marine Pvt. Ronald B.
England, son of Ronald H. England of Kilgore, recently completed recruit training. England is a 1992 graduate of Pittsburg High School in Pittsburg, Texas. Marine Pvt. John C.
Jarriett, son of Edgar F. and Iva I. Jarriett USS Constellation, homeported in San Diego. Shaw is a 1988 graduate of Marshall High School. Marine Pfc.
Jeremy S. Arlington, son of Holly Knox of Waskom, recently completed the Field Radio Operator's Course. During the course, at Marine Corps Communications-Electronics School, Twentynine Palms, students receive instruction on Marine Corps radio communication equipment. Studies also include the application, installation, adjustment, I operating characteristics and employment of individual radio sets, radio telephone procedures, publications, directives and security regulations as well as associated crypto security systems. Arlington joined the Marine Corps in June 1993.
number of seats on particular flights set aside for frequent-flier members and its practice of "blacking out" dates on which free or discounted flights were not available. Military News of Marshall, recently completed recruit training. Jarriett is a 1991 graduate of Marshall High School. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Roger I. Tapp, son of Marian M.
Burkett of Daingerfield, recently reported for duty aboard the guided missile frigate USS De Wert, homeported in Charleston, S.C. Tapp joined the Navy in April 1991. Navy Seaman Recruit David D. Rohrbaugh, son of David O. and Beverly Rohrbaugh of Jefferson, recently completed basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, 111.
Navy Seaman Kyle J. Shaw, son of Cecil and Jean E. Shaw of Marshall, recently reported for duty aboard the aircraft carrier that a federal law, the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, precludes such state court lawsuits. The lawsuit challenged American's changed policy on the 938 FREE BED FRAME THE WORD IS GETTINQ AROUND WI THAT WE'VE GOT THE BEST vp aStST $269 QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS SET MONEY CAN BUY! REE SET OF PILLOWS TWIN $CQ Both FULL $00 Bo WITH SET Wwkm SET OP- $150.00 PURCHASE OLflUEi-T FREE DELIVERY 707 W. PITOT 9384131 SET-UP Court to rule on flying dispute DIAMOND TENUIS BRACELET MORRISON' JEWELERS THE WHIN DIXIE CENTER 033-7079 HOLLOWAY'S CARPET Carpet Vinyl Parquet Floors SAIES-INTALLATION-CLEANING 24 Hr.
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