Foreclosure Action In Potter County Texas Rises From Lien Claims
Court records show W L Mathers transferred property on May 25 1939 to plain tiff with unpaid balance $9514 15 covering principal interest and attorney fees. Cub Oil Company and other defendants claim rights adverse to plaintiff seeking adjudication of priorities and foreclosure of liens on real and personal property. Judgment sought against Cub Oil Company to foreclose chattel mortgage vendor s and deed of trust liens with all defendants. Court date noted as April 14 1942 in Amarillo Texas with Clerk Ben Smith and Deputy Eleanor Blohm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Mathers
Cub Oil Company
American War Production Surges in March Report
Chicago April 29 reports to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States show near 70 percent rise in aircraft production since Pearl Harbor with heavy bombers up nearly 200 percent. Coal electric and construction milestones are cited along with advances in petroleum engines and tank production.
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Lacey Walker
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National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Mrs Yancey Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Mary McSpadden Yancey are planned for 4 p.m. at the N S Griggs and Sons Chapel with Dr A D Foreman Jr of the First Baptist Church officiating. She died Saturday in Washington D C after a heart attack and had been Amarillo’s longtime resident and first Potter County official court reporter.
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Mary McSpadden Yancey
N.S. Griggs and Sons
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Griggs Chapel
Yancey
W. A
R. L. McSpadden
Tom Holman
Washington, D. C
C W Furr Status and Court Citation in 1942 Case
The article notes C W Furr is seriously ill at Northwest Texas Hospital and in stable condition. A court citation commands appearance for a plaintiff in a Potter County case filed April 2 1942 with file No 16439 naming Keystone Pipe and Supply Company of Texas and many co defendants including Standard Pipe and Metal Company and Phillips Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Furr
Northwest Texas Hospital
CC. M. Hockett
Carl Martin
Verne L. Cook
National Bank OF Tulsa
L. L. Jones
Bill Riddle
F. A. Erard
J. T. Haggard
Clifton Reed
Frank Russell
E. F. Barker
F. H. Price
Jack Newburn
ED Hutton
District Court of
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
Keystone Pipe & Supply Company OF Texas
R.C. Crabb
CUB Oil Company
D. I. Barnett
R. EF
Underwood
C. M. Hockett
Jennie W. Cook
George C. Kemble
Riley Strickland
Smith Brothers Refining Company
C. B. Christy
C. F. Hickman
H L. Graham
Christy
Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Tied to Oil Equipment Debt
The Cub Oil Company secured a note of 1751.29 by a chattel mortgage on 1810 feet of 8 1 4 inch casing and 2200 feet of 5 3 16 inch casing in Section 34, Block 24, H and G N RR Texas. Renewals in 1939 extended the balance to 15424.50 with 6 percent interest and a mortgage lien to cover all described personal property. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure on the mortgage lien plus 1794.00 interest and 1712.54 attorneys fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, & G N. RR Company
Wheeler County
Texas
Cub Oil Company
W. I. Walker
Plaintiff
Plaintif
Renewal note and deed of trust for Cub Oil in Wheeler County
A renewal note dated May 25 1939 for 7570.65 from Cub Oil Company to W L Mathers secures by a deed of trust dated May 25 1939 and corrected August 16 1940. It covers real property in Wheeler County Texas including NW quarter of Section 8 Block 24 H&GN RR Co Survey and NE quarter of Section 38 minus 10 acres, plus listed personal property such as a 60 HP boiler drilling rigs and casing on the NW 1-4 of Section 8 and NE 1-4 of Section 38 with two drilling rigs on NE 1-4 of Section 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Oil Company
W L. Mathers
Wheeler County
Texas
H&gn RR Company
H&gn RR Co
H& GN Ry Co
Surrey
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