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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
1
Special Commissioners assess damages for the United States condemnation of vast tracts in Fannin County Texas. Descriptions cover Tracts 631 to 990 with metes and bounds, acreage totals from 52,658 to 411,114 acres, origins in Hill and Cummings surveys, and references to Bonham vicinity and multiple landowners.
United States seeks to summon listed individuals and corporations with unknown addresses in a land seizure case in the Eastern District of Texas. Publication is ordered weekly for four consecutive weeks in a Panin County paper prior to July 21, 1941, detailing tract 261 d and tract 418 d in Fannin and Grayson counties.
The fiftieth anniversary of Central Christian church in Dallas was celebrated last Sunday. The first congregation formed after the Civil War by Bonham native Charles Carlton, who later established a school in Bonham that became Carlton College. That school helped found Texas Christian University through educators Addison and Randolph Clark. One charter member, Mrs Dave Clark, still living, was born in Bonham.
Survey begins at the northeast corner of the W E Dicus and northwest corner of the G W King surveys. It then traces the King boundary south 89 05' 562.33 feet to Corzine, north 1 15' 239.89 feet to Childs, north 88 31' West 1088.2 feet to Steger, then south 1 08' West 2407.69 feet to the Woods survey starting point. Total area 59 991 acres in Fannin County Texas near Bonham, with detailed metes and bounds through Atkins, Lipscomb, Coffee Mill Creek, and Curtis properties.
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