Court Records O L Texas City National Bank to Southern Minerals
Court records list multiple property transfers and deeds across Texas counties. Transactions include land sales from Texas City National Bank to Southern Minerals Corp, heirs of Monnie Humphrey to I L McMahan, Edna Patterson et al to I L McMahan, and other holders like Robert Booth Sur, John Powers Sur, Garnet Rhea Sur, and J F Gayle et ux to Jewel F Morrow. Also listed are QOL and DEED filings involving Earl Wheeler Subd, Sunray DX Oil Co, Prudent ial Drilling Co, Winnie Sub, and various Lot, Block, and Subdivision descriptors, with parcel sizes ranging from 2 to 1300 acres and smaller tracts.
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Texas City National Bank
Southern Minerals Corp
Bergstrom Sur
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Monnie Humphrey
I. L. McMahan
Robert E. Booth
Edna Patterson
I. L McMahan
Robert Booth
Edward J. Meekings
Alice LL. McMahan
McMahan
John Powers
Earnest John Jackson
Garner Mares Sur
Wheeler
Earl Cooper
Prudential Drilling Co
T&no
Mabel Smith Duffie
Sunray DX Oil Co
J.T. White Sur
Elbert V. Pollan
Jewel F. Morrow
South Shore
Smith's Point
J. N. Latidlais
Arthur Myers
Winnie
Guy A. Spencer
J. H. Sandlin
John W. Stevens
Maggie Mae Newson
Oswell Chreene
P. Stidham
Philo Broussard
Eugene Broussard
EH. Lopez
E. E. Barber
Theo Wilburn
Henry Griffith
Amanda M. Doyle
Robert R. Mayes
Adolph Mayes
Jack la ¥Our
Deed transfers and options across Chambers County area parcels
The document lists numerous property deeds transferring Lots, Subdivisions, and tracts in Chambers County and nearby towns to multiple grantees. It notes a 50 acre option to purchase in Winnie Townsite with a $15,000 consideration, plus various estate and land transfers including Parkland Subd, Briarwood, South Shore, Winnie Townsite, and Wallisville Townsite entries. Names include Everett Soilean, Heison W. Luidackex, Ann Harding, Win nie Builders, David T. Searls, James A. Glass, Grace Christian, Robert C. McClure, Bill Black, Fred Besse, Lurwood LaFour, United States of America, J. E. Bishop, and Texas National Bank of Commerce.
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Everett Soilean Et Ux
Henry Griffith
Robert L. Gillette
Parkland
Heison W. Luidackex
H. B. Haynes
I & GN RR
Labadie
Qak Island
Grace Christiansen
R. J. Carter
Vincent Barrow
Hazel Ravey Simon Adm
Robert C. McClure
Bayside
James A. Bailey
Bill Black
Julia Casey
W. D. Smith
Armand A. Besse
Fred Besse
South Shore
Wash Clary
A. Parish
R. E. McDaniel
Winnie
A. Belmont Lawrence
Alvin Charles Sue
Benjamin Winfree Sur
Sam King
United States of America
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Wallisville
Lurwood S. LaFour
H-R. Wal- Vis
Grace A. Timbrook
Joe Couch
Walker's
Parkview Labd
Solomon Barrow
E. Bishop
Texas National
Bank of Commerce
David F. Searls
J. K. Alien
Four-lane highway threats Frost home in Shaftsbury
In Shaftsbury Vermont the proposed four lane highway threatens the pastoral home of late poet Robert Frost. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall has asked the Vermont Highway Commission to seek an alternative route. Frost died in 1963 at age 88.
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Shaftsbury
Robert Frost
Stewart L. Udall
Vermont Highway Commission
Frost
Singer Ames Turns From Music To Acting Career Change
HOLLYWOOD AP Ed Ames left the Ames Brothers after 10 years and 25 million in record sales to seek steadier meaning. He reframed his life choosing theater and later television work with a role on Daniel Boone. His income now comes from TV, fairs, rodeos, concerts, and occasional recordings.
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Hollywood
Ola Daily Grind
Ed Ames
Ames
Ames Brothers
Nuarter
Naughty Lady
Shady Lane
Ames, Brothers
Las Vegas
Sahara Hotel
Broadway
Fess Parker
Pal Mingo
Daniel Boone
Possible Texas nurses strike cited by state group
Austin AP The president of the Texas Nurses Association raised the possibility of a mass resignation by Texas nurses unless salaries rise, stressing a strike would be a last resort. Nurses in Texas earn 277 to 338 per month while the national average is 391, with calls for pay boosts to address a growing shortage.
Television Schedule Fragments For Weekend Viewing
Friday night lists animated cartoons and crime dramas with news, late shows, and a wrestling slot. Saturday morning features Popeye Captain Kangaroo Jungle Theatre Jetsons Tom and Jerry and Bugs Bunny with sports and variety programs. Saturday afternoon continues with Rifleman and Wide World of Sports followed by Divorce Court and Death Valley Days.
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Flintstones
Gideon Cid
Japan
Hogan’s Heroes
Addams Family
Gomer Pyle
Honey West
Mr. Roberts
Mavie Farmer's Daughter
News
Johnny Carson
George Foesner
Popeye Theater
Captain Kangamo
Farm Journal
Jungle Theatre
the Jetsons
Heckle and Jeckle
Larry Kane
Peter Guan
Wilburn Bros
Wide World of Sports
Smothers Brothers
Scherer McNeill
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Conroe
AESO
MR. Chat
Bronson
Shem Star
Keita
RMA
Kennedy
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Arthur Godfrey
One. M Goa ! Panavision and Metrocolor
Cartoon News
North Main
Decker Rucaren
van Tors
Featere NO
Black Ock
Chambers County
Eliz Feil
Fryer
Edward Albee
Ano Suaring
Igeorge Segal
Sandy Dennis
Warner Bros
Singer Ames
Tiger den
Mystics
The
American Legion Hall
Crosby, Texas
Crosby Post
Happy County Boys
Mrs Scotties
Our
Mrs. Scotties
Market ST
Sam Bethea
Burnet
Tommy Sharp
Louise
Steve Schweitzer
Camp Strake
Wooster
Texas
Atom Ant
Tennessee
Gulf Coast
Lessig's
Morgan's Point - la Porte
Safari
Minnesota
Thad Feltons
John Adair
Joe Orton
Edgar Higginbotham
Bill Marshall
James Matthews
Charles Wellborn
Chares Turner
Jim Laminack
Yi Theves
Sia Felton
Falcon Club
Thunderbirds
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Cruise-O-Matic
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