County Court Criminal and Probate Minutes Summary
Two forgery cases involve Mate against William Woodall in county court. Henry Countryman faces removal of mortgaged property. Other cases unnamed. Choice Moore presides as judge. Joe King pleads guilty to possession of liquor in a dry area with $100 fine and costs. Various probate applications list wills of J. W. Jones Walter M. Johnstone and T. B. Williams. temporary admins named for Hugh L. Dobbs and Jane Bales. Jane Bales probate granted with Jesse Bales as independent executor. Geo. Dobbs named temporary administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ¥. Countryman
Moore
Joe King
Iew
J. W. Jones
Ray Richardson
Walter M. Johnstone
Hugh L. Dobbs
T.B. Williams
O. L. Couch
Jane Bales
Jessie Bales
Geo. Dobbs
Mass Funeral Services for Four Family Members
Four members of one family died of natural causes within 30 hours prompting mass funeral services in Gainesville and Jimtown Oklahoma. George W. Gilbreath and his wife, aged 63 and 90 respectively, plus her father James S. Brewer, will be honored in Gainesville. Reverend Calip L. Brewer, uncle of Mrs. Gilbreath, will be remembered in Jimtown across the Red River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Texas
U.P
George W. Gilbreath
James S. Brewer
Jimtown
Oklahoma
Red River
Calip L. Brewer
Funeral Rites Held For Robert Tyron
Funeral services for Robert Tyron a 68 year old Spanish American War veteran were held at 2 30 this afternoon at Cooper s Funeral Home Chapel Honey Grove He died in the Veterans Hospital in McKinney Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery He was born May 10 1881 in Monroe North Carolina Came to Honey Grove in 1909 married Franklin Wood at Honey Grove on April 29 1914 Formerly a government cotton classer Survivors are his wife and one sister Mrs A B Alderman of Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tyron
Cooper's Funeral Home
Honey Grove
Tyron
Veterans’ Hospital
McKinney
Rex Simms
Episcopal Church of
Bonham
Richard Morgan
Oakwood Cemetery
Monroe
North Carolina
Franklin Wood
A. B. Alderman
Florida
Former Fannin County Man Dies in Oklahoma
Funeral services were held in Seminole Oklahoma for W D Calaway a Fannin County native who died Monday at his Seminole home where he had resided for years He spent years at Ector and married Nora Frazier there in 1903 Survivors include his wife and seven children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Oklahoma
W. D. Calaway
Fannin County
Calaway
Ector
Nora Frazier
County Line In Dispute Needs Old Markers
Hidalgo and Starr counties on the border dispute where the old county line vanished decades ago. An elderly goat herder seeks forgotten markers to determine tax responsibility in the disputed area as officials question jurisdiction. The quest continues amid tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Jan
Texas
Hidalgo
Roy Broander
Sarr
Rain Lingers Over Gober Area with Muddy Roads
Persistent rainfall hampers travel and daily life in Gober with muddy roads and poor weather. Local residents, including Mrs J C Adams and Mrs Ada Carpenter, report sickness and visits to Dallas and Greenville. Hog killing continues despite cold spell and changing forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Adams
Dillard Graham
Dallas
B. H. Rhody
Will Carter
Bonham
Harvey Ray Jennings
Ray Dee Cooksey
Gober
Jimmie Smith
Greenville
Ada Carpenter
Jimmy Smith
Smith
Mamie Rhody
Willie Carter
Local notes from Mulberry area feature births and visits
Mulberry residents report the Wyatt couple returning to La Porte after visiting Mrs Kirkham. Mrs Hemphill is seriously ill and moved from M and S Hospital to Baylor Hospital Dallas. Earl Laster announce birth of a daughter. Reverend James Weaver conducted services. J C Hall and son Gary visited Sherman. W E Cain and sons Doyle and Dwight visited Hoyt Ivey Honey Grove. John Burkett Nunnelee visited D T Burkett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Wyatt
la Porte
R. I. Kirkham
Glen Hemphill
M. & S. Hospital
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Earl Laster
James Weaver
Methodist Church
J.C. Hall
Gary
Sherman
W. E. Cain
Doyle and
Dwight
Hoyt Ivey
Honey Grove
John Burkett
Nunnelee
D. T. Burkett
Bill Boyd Returns To Teague to Live
William R. Boyd former president of the American Petroleum Institute was honored in Teague with a mammoth banquet in the gymnasium. More than 500 men paid $5 per plate to applaud him and celebrate Bill Boyd Day marking his return to Teague to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
William R
Bill) Boyd
Boyd
The
American Petroleum Institute
Teague Gymnasium
Bill Boyd
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Ural L. Darling
Nat'l. Bank
Kenneth
Drs. A. C. Shives
John
Beal
Mish Beal
Clats Green Green
Mate
Wm. Woodall
Griffin's Premium Sliced Bacon
Bach
Spivy’s
Stix Derby
Ned Beer
Ela
Thrift Burt
Chambray
R. Gallind
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