Courthouse Deed Transfers See List of Transactions
A long list of warranty deeds record transfers in Washington Center and surrounding areas including H H Loewenstern to Frank Heath and J L Carter to C C Benson. Multiple parcels across blocks and additions show values from $10 to $5 250 with numerous transfers among Kenyon families and others. Also includes car registrations and District Court divorce filings for Iris J Holiday Lavada Mathes Birdie Lee Hamilton and other pairs. Marriage licenses noted for Arthur Lee Gasson and Nina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Loewenstern
Frank Heath
Wash
J. L. Carter
C. C. Benson
W. H. Madden
H. H Loewenstern
Madden
J. W. Kenyon
Kenyon
M. N. Twaddell
Dewey Allen
J. H. Baker
Frank Knighton
N. Heights
Commonwealth Oil Co
J. Warren
Holland
E. V. Feltman
Et al
R. C. Beckwith
Mirror Addn
Sidney Goodwin
Lamineane
Ow. W. Woolsey
J. F. Coffee
C. C. Ter
Fuqua Devel. Co
Roy Beckwith
Walter Willmering
Birdie Lee Hamilton
D. B Hamilton
Arthur Lee Gasson
Nina
Intercollegiate fight rental row grows in California
Enterprise in Sacramento reports Jimmie King rented a parking space on his parents lawn during a college fight and allowed overflow onto the sidewalk after the lot filled. Separately Seaford Delaware notes George W. Donoho, an octogenarian fruit broker, is serving his sixth consecutive term as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Jimmie King
Seaford
Del
George W. Donoho
Goin' Places on Way to Virginia
A location party led by Joe Skirball travels via Amarillo toward Williamsburg Virginia for a Frank Lloyd Columbia film Tree of Liberty. A shopper in Cretney paid five dollars for cigarettes and received four one dollar bills with a glasine ad envelope for Know Your Money. State Theater manager Patterson jokes about naming his future son Peter Percival Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Amarillo
Joe Skirball
Williamsburg
Frank Lloyd
Columbia
Cretney
State Theater
Patrson
Patterson
Night club scene and college groups in Amarillo report
The piece notes jack at Mayfair Night Club enforcing strict rules amid liquor-board crackdowns. Earl Hooper at Aviatrix is expanding, Rainbow Gardens sees revival dances, Nat club remains busy, and Dyer bears high overhead at the Nat. Biz-Ads at Amarillo College announce four pledges as KKK Club hosts rushees. It ends recalling Earle Ovington as first U.S. air mail pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mayfair
Highway 66
State Liquor Board
Earl Hooper
Aviatrix
Earl
Rainbow Gardens
Dyer
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courthouse Records
First Nat'l Bank
C. C
J. Cole
South
States Loan Co
Wolflin
Enterprise
Peter Percival Patterson
Confucius
Edward Young
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charles Dickens
Benjamin Franklin
Amarillo College
Allard Parker
Dick Martin
Roger Barton
George Wilbur
KKK
Harold Farrens
Polk
Allene ‘Davis
Mary Hazel Dixon
Mildred Scott
Ada Allison
Dorothy Kerbow
Elizabeth Huckaby
Virginia Warden
Fern Hammonds
Margaret Love
Elaine Stover
Dorothy Foster
Sara McEachern
Earle Ovington
United States
Clark
Jay Conklin
Roger Finch
IA Baseball
Freddie
Pei
Lady Plushbottom
Missus
Lord Plushbottom
Dearie
Bronsons Cave Man
Hercules
Walt’ Aa
Cope
Senseres
Nor
Captain Fogg
AIS
Horry
Tre Island
Mary Montgomery
Southern Finance Co
FISK
Herring Hotel
Chicago
TWA
U.S.S
Jean Randall
Alee
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