Courthouse Records and Deeds Consolidated List
A compendium of warranty deeds transferring multiple parcels in Wolflin Park, Bivins Estates, Fa mous Heights Park, Grand Avenue Tract, Rob erts Place, Sunnyside, Old Town, and other areas, naming numerous grantees and grantors. Includes marriages licenses Vernon Warren Baker Jr and Joyce Dunn, Herbert Johnson and Sue Ellen Meet, and court actions in domestic relations with divorce petitions Murry v Murry and Sanders v Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Walker
O. Donnell
Famous Heights Park
Kenneth Johnson
M. Burke
Witercock
Wallis
B. B. Karger
G. W. Adkins
Helium Heights
W. Baker
E. J. Baker
Grand Avenue Tract
Westview Realty Co
H. L. Johnson, Jr
Westview No. 1
O. D. West
J. W. Dickerson
San Jacinto Heights
C. A. Osborn
William R. Edwards
Eakle
M. N. Twaddell
E. A. Bates
Henry H. Garyn
Cornelius Anderson
Roberts Place
Preston Brown
T. J. Clauson West
Ridgemere
Alfred W. Libbe
J. Claire Sowers
Sunnyside
I. F. Barton
Frank L. Helver
Wolflin Terrace
Ww. Burke
Armon T. Mays
Pikbes
Hitchcock-Wallis
Robert W. Clyde
Richardine
Vernon Warren Baker, Jr
Joyce Millicent Dunn
Herbert Leon Johnson
Sue Ellen
R. D. Salmon
Betty Jo Cannon
Court OF Domestic Relations
F. P. Murry
Helen Murry
Amy Rae Sanders
Herbert Lee Sanders
Mrs Nettie Ogle 82 Dies At Home In Amarillo
Death of Mrs Nettie Ogle 82 a longtime Amarillo resident announced she died at her home 1601 B Polk after a long illness Born May 6 1868 in Richmond Virginia she was a member of First Presbyterian Church Funeral arrangements include viewing at Blackburn Shaw and burial in Roswell Survivors are four daughters Mrs Ray Wagoner Mrs Clara Bennett Mrs Oliver Smith and Mrs S P Johnson Jr with six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Olympia Brown ordained in 1863 noted as possibly the first woman minister in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Ogle
Amarillo
Ogle
Polk
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
Blackburn-Shaw
Roswell
Ray Wagoner
Clara Bennett
Oliver Smith
Dallas
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Concluding Meeting on Minerals for Defense
Regional directors of the Bureau of Mines close a two day meeting focused on strengthening America through defense related mineral production. Dr James A Boyd noted cooperation with the Geological Survey and emphasized discovery and development of new sources to boost civilian and military materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
America
James A. Boyd
Bureau
Marine Grill
Herring Hotel
Boyd
Defense Minerals Administration
Dr. Boyd
Geological Survey
French Raids Near Saigon Kill 81 Communists Advisers
Around Saigon French commandos destroyed an arms factory at Phumy 25 miles southeast of the city and set fire to several Vietminh installations. In further raids farther north they killed 81 Communist led rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Phumy
Law sets bushel dry measure at 2150.42 cubic inches
Federal and state authorities fix the dry bushel unit at 2150.42 cubic inches, standardizing measurement across commerce. The rule aligns federal policy with state adapters, ensuring uniform volume definitions for agricultural trade.
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