Court House News Courtroom Names Assignments of Parties
Court records list a series of attorney or party pairings including Tom Love Massengale versus Oral Whiteley Rafael Marinez versus Marcio Mendez Johnnie Page versus W & Williams Tom W Black versus Mattie Mae Pra ter Tom McCoy versus Maurice Jackson Irvin Yoakum versus Eunice Sneaks Alvin H Allen versus Lenwood Cone Sam Mack versus Versey Duir John Garrett versus Ludena Weaver Roger Bertling versus frances Nevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Love Massengale
Oral Whiteley
Rafael Marinez
Marcio Mendez
Johnnie Page
W. & Williams
Tom W. Black
Mattie Mae Pra
Ter
Tom McCoy
Maurice Jackson
Irvin Yoakum
Eunice Sneaks
Alvin H. Allen
Lenwood Cone
Sam Mack
Versey Duir
John Garrett
Ludena Weaver
Roger Bertling
Frances Nevins
Land transfers and parcel sales listed in early notice
Property transfers include John B. McLane to Fannie A. McLane and Daisy Tyson to J. W. Geren with acre totals and prices. Also listed are Laughlin and Mitchell survey tracts, Eads and Camp exchanges, Neal and Matyastik parcels, Cochran to Phipps tracts, and a Commercial National Bank sale to Ellis with three tracts valued at ten dollars.
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John B. McLane
Fannie A. McLane
W. W. Lewis Grant
Daisy Tyson
J. W. Geren
James Mec. Laughlin
Jim Eads
M. L. Eads
Marrs
Land Transactions Include Several Acreage Transfers
A list of property transfers shows T. A. Casey and others selling 98.52 acres via the Wm. Prichard survey to H. H. Coffield for 10 dollars. Lucy Stork sells 36 acres to E. V. Van Huss, and M. J. Delgado conducts a survey for 45 dollars. Annie Wilson sells 23 acres to E. V. Van Huss, and J. R. Delano and partners sell 25 acres via the Delgado survey to E. V. Van Huss, with another 46 acres sold to Rhett Wilder. Mrs. Roffine Stork and others transfer 150 acres to W. T. Ramsel, Robertson survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Casey
H. H. Coffield
W. T Ramsel
S. C. Robertson Survey
Probate Court appoints temp guardian for Kelly minors
Annie J. Kelley named temporary guardian of the estates of El wood, Dorothy, Geraldine, Maxine, Hartford and Hortense Kelly, minors. Bond set at $500. E M. Bunge seeks guardian for Bernice Bunge et al. State of Texas vs Dora Terrell finds defendant mentally unsound.
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Annie J. Kelley
Elwood Kelly
Dorothy Kelly
Geraldine Kelly
Maxine Kelly
Hartford Kelly
Hortense Kelly
Bernice Bunge
E M. Bunge
State of Texas
Dora Terrell
Revival closes with seven baptisms in Marlow
Delayed from last week, Mrs H J Higgins and Mrs J R Monroe and son Jimmie of Austin visited Mrs O W Boatright. Evert and Carrol Gillis of Ft Worth spent the week here. Florene Mode, Baylor College student, weekend with her parents. Dolly Nixon returned after visiting Robert Mixon and family. Revival ends with seven baptisms and one by letter. Robert Mixon of Chilton visited Tuesday. C W Coward and Alma Gill of Latin spent Monday night with Dora Coward. Misses Jewell Hobson and Henrietta Mode attend Baptist encampment at Wayside. Others attend night services. Miss Ruby Harris of Curry visited Edith Allison Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Evert
Carrol Gillis
Ft. Worth
Florene Mode
Baylor College
Mrs
E. J. Mode
Dolly Nixon
Robert Mixon
Chilton
C. W. Coward
Alma Gill
Dora Coward
Jewell Hobson
Henrietta Mode
Burlington News Briefs Include Funeral in Williamson County
Burlington residents report a funeral for Emma Lena Bunge at Wuthrich Hill Cemetery in Williamson County with kinship to Mrs Folschinsky. Local teaching staff changes include Fred Hodges and wife arriving from Huntsville to teach in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Folschinsky
Emma Lena Bunge
Wuthrich Hill Cemetery
Williamson County
Fred Hodges
Burlington
Huntsville
Normal
Senior BYPU Program at Clarkson Tabernacle
The Senior BYPU held a program at Clarkson Tabernacle last Sunday afternoon as the three Unions gathered at the church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Clarkson
Cardus Named By Woman In Virginia Testimony
Mrs. F H Scott of Roanoke, Virginia, describes Cardus as life changing. She suffered weakness and back pain, gained weight, improved color, and felt stronger after three bottles. Her mother had used Cardus and advised trying it. Cardus is a purely vegetable medicine sold by local druggists.
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Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Mrs. Fowler and Family Vacation with Mrs. Lake
Mrs. Fred Fowler and her children from Gause spent several days last week visiting Mrs. Will Lake. The brief social call highlighted family ties and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fowler
Gause
Will Lake
Miss Inez Lake Attends Annual Farmers Short Course
Miss Inez Lake left Sunday to attend the Annual Farmers Short Course at College Station this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Lake
College Station
Town Social Notes Include Family Visits and Celebrations
The article lists residents visiting Dallas from Burlington and returning relatives, mentions Joe Wunsch joining the Aviation Corps in San Antonio, and notes a Baptist Encampment at Wayside with revival plans in Sneed Kasner. It also records Leon Hensel’s tenth birthday party with sixteen friends and other local activities and travel.
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Joe Wunsch
Aviation Corps
San Antonio
Leon Hensel
Arthur Hensel
Sharpe community reports prosperous crops and local sports news
Rain last week boosted crops with sweet potatoes looking fine and general health good though a few students from San Marcos returned home due to illness. The Sharpe amateur baseball team defeated Thorndale 5 to 4 with strong pitching by Anderson and a late rally by Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Thorndale
Anderson
Rosenberg
Thorndale Boys
Sharpe Defeats Gay Hill at Gay Hill in Big 26–0 Win
The Sharpe baseball team beat the Gay Hill club Sunday at Gay Hill by a large score of 26 to 0. Ben F. Reicher of Cameron was a standout in the community Sunday. Farmers endured extreme heat while saving feed. Local visitors B F Davis and Berry Jr of Dallas stayed with Dan G Davis. Mrs Will Spiegel has recovered from illness. Revival services begin August 10 at Lilac Baptist Church led by Rev Raymond Smoot of Baylor University. Frank Reichert of Miles spent the weekend here.
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Sharpe
Gay Hill
Lilac Baptist Church
Here
Raymond M Smoot
Baylor University
Smoot
Lilac
Cameron defeats Ben Arnold in July 27 baseball clash
Box score shows Cameron 7 Ben Arnold 6 with J. Reimer driving in runs and D. Reimer piling 11 hits. E. Peel allowed 6 runs and 6 hits with 7 strikeouts for Ben Arnold. Umpires M. Reimer and Worcester. Time 2 15. Score by innings Ben Arnold 001 OO 400 Cameron 120 021 10x.
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Cameron
Ben Arnold
Young
Buffingtom
E. Vogelsang
Glenn
J. Reimer
Jenness
Deer
Peel
D. Reimer
E. Peel
M. Reimer
Worcester
Pope
Williams
A. Peel
McDonald
Ib Wiley
P Keith
Buffington
Kosel
M. Vogelsang
Cone
Vogelsang
Damine Folachinsky
Reimer
J M Sanders and Son Conduct Thursday Business
J M Sanders and his son Grover transacted business here Thursday afternoon in a succinct local commerce note.
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J. M. Sanders
Grover
South Wilam League Sunday Games Recap
On Sunday July 24 1932 Sharpe defeated Thorndale 5 to 4. Rockdale beat Cameron K C 5 to 4. Davilla overwhelmed Gay Hill 9 to 5 and Milano edged Gause 7 to 4.
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Sharpe
Thorndale
Rockdale
Cameron K. C
Davilla
Gay Hill
Milano
Gause
Cavilla
Card of Thanks for Mr. Frank Seibert
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for support after Mr. Frank Seibert s death. Gratitude for comforting words and kindness plus appreciation for floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hebmer Mrs. and MF rite Glaser Mr. and M. Frank Seibert.
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Grerrow
Frank Seibert
Joe Hebmer
MF Rite Glaser
M. Frank Seibert
Methodist Sermon Series Promotes Youth Focus at Church
A Methodist church urges worship this Sunday with The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper next morning. The morning sermon is The Upper Room while the evening topic is Two Choices. A four Sunday night series begins dedicated to young people with women in charge of music based on Ruth.
Political Announcements for Sheriff Primary
The Herald announces Democratic primary candidates for Sheriff on August 27 1932 L L Blaylock and R L Batte Jr as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
L. L. Blaylock
R. L. Batte, JR
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Court House News
Deed Records
C. N. Green & Bros
Leland Green
C. N. Green
C. F. Green
Texas
Federal Land Bank of
Houston
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Will Ondrej
Parma Grocery
Santa Fe Town
Probate
Marlow
Robert Mixon of
Ruby Harris of
Curry
Edith Allison
Mrs. Allen Gray
Dallas
Mrs. Gray
California
Tulsa
Oklo
Mary Gordon
Johnnie Gordon
Fort Sam Houston
A. S. Robinson
Florenz Holtman
Westphalia
Cornelius Hagerty
Mike Hagerty
Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Grover Albert
High Island
Lee M.crammin
Gramma Fordy
Roseval
Marshall Wooley
Ray Tallent
Miss Bessie
Raymond
Sheridan Tallent
Laura Wunsch
Gerald Tallent
Wayside
Breazeale
Sneed
Kasner
Marvin Petty
Rupert Hargrove
Louis Rinn
San Marcos
B. Thompson
John Young
W. E. McQueen
Cap Pope
Ricd Duncan
E. C. Brown
Misses Odell
Betty Applin
Dublin
C. J. Brown
Sanders and
BROWN
Ben F. Reicher
B. F. Davis and
Berry Jr
Dan G. Davis
Will Spiegel
Frank Reichert
Miles
Kerrville
Guadalupe
M. Meadows
South Wilam League
New Cameron Drug Co
Eae En la
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