Probate filings for Cynthia Mumford estate in Waller County
The Waller County Court advertises Alice Leonard’s petition for probate of Cynthia Mumford’s will and letters testamentary. The hearing is set for the first Monday in August 1921 at Hempstead Court House, with heirs invited to appear or contest. The writ requires publication for ten days prior.
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Waller County
Ark Henesy Command- Lp
State OF Texas
Cynthia Mumford
Alice Leonard
Hempstead
The Editor Criticizes Profiteer Charge in Town Cartoon
In a cartoon from our paper a character leaves the office and follows the editor who rails at being called a profiteer for not cutting prices. The editor notes the paper now charges fifty cents a year more than twenty five years ago.
Insured Offer From MAX WANDER Representative
A caller claiming to represent a top national company seeks business by asking if the recipient is insured. The message presents a sales pitch urging engagement.
Watermelon Time and Dances Highlight Katy Social
Houston Heights guests Fred Drew and family joined local hosts the Weinmans for a day of overalls and photos. Cowboy humor and horseback riding shaped the gathering as a crowd enjoyed a Friday Hall dance. Carl Schlipf and W G Weinbin shipped a potato car. Royal Dixon, Houston naturalist, lectures Friday the 17th at the Methodist Church. Misses Aelina Roberts Mae Whitsun visited Carl and Miss Louise Schlipf.
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Fred Drew
Miseus Frances
Ruth and
Margaret
Alice Sherrel
Charlie Drew
Houston Heights
Willie
Paul
Gladys Weinman
Carl Schlipf
W.G. Weinbinn
Trish Postatoes
Royal Dixon
Houston
Aelina Roberts
Mae Whitsun
Carl
Louise Sehlipf
Personal notices from Brookshire area social round up
Mrs. Anna Holland and son motor to Houston last Tuesday. Z. K. Beyter and wife and Ralph Davis went to Houston. Laas of Houston attended the Laas-Gregory wedding on Brookshire Route 1. N. G. Pier of Blue Ridge visited family this week. Miss Virginia Mills returned from San Marcos. Adolph Kellner of Houston spent Sunday with his parents. Eva Glueck visited her parents. Frances Hammerling was in Houston. Law DeWitt was in Houston on business. Geo. Rhemann of Fulshear was in town. Brookshireites attended a ball game in Fulshear. Pattison and Schulte attended a dance in Hockley. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stricklan a fine boy. Grandfather Mills celebrates. Mrs. L. W. Bains and family in Houston. W. A. Middleton and family at QO. C. Collins. H. C. Marshall and children with relatives in Houston. R. R. Bains returned from Madisonville. Mrs. Hovas and sons Victor and Edward returned to Houston. Mrs. OC. Colling returned from Georgetown. Mrs. H. S. Smith of Strauss, N. M. visiting in town. Paul Michalsky and family went to Houston for a short visit. M. G. Kelly and family to Navasota. Hazel Pier returned home from Hempstead. Max Kellier visited Hempstead. Let us do your job work.
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O. J. Laas
Houston
Laas-Gregory
Brookshire
N. G. Pier
Blue Ridge
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Willie Bethany
Fen
MAX Wander
Katy News
Anna Holland
Jim Holland
Z. K. Beyter
Ralph Davis
Virginia Mills
San Marcos
B. D. Leggett
Commissioners Court
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D. G. Kellner
Eva Glueck
Mrs
Albert Glueck
Frances Hammerling
Houton
Law DeWitt
Geo. Rhemann of
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Fulshear
Geo, Pattison
Julius Schulte
Hockley
Hot Wells
Angus Stricklan
Crandpa Mills
L. W. Bains
Lucile
Whit
W. A. Middleton
Katy
QO. C. Collins
H.C. Marshall
R. R. Bains
Reese Jr
Madisonville
Mrs. Bains
Mrs. Menefee
5. Hovas
Victor
Edward
OC. Colling
Gorgetown
Paul Michalsky
Louston
M. G. Kelly
Fouily
Navasota
Hepstead
Max Kellier
G. H. Zahimen
A. H.muske
Donalds
W. F. Donald
Cedar West
Joe. Smith
Farmers State Bank
Brookseire, Texas
the Times
E.H. Martin
J. K. Ford
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