Marriages Listed in Courthouse Notices
Courthouse record shows multiple marriage entries including Albert Malone to Sopha Douglas and Franklin Moody to Floria Ward, with many other couples named. Also listed are property transfers and land parcels, with several monetary considerations and specific tracts described, in Cameron and Rockdale area records.
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Albert Malone
Sopha Douglas
Franklin Delano Moody
Floria Lee Ward
Clarence Eugene Carpenter
Bessie Belle Buctow
Charles Franklin Moore
Mary Patricia Wright
Cecil McBride
la Verne Bibbs
M. W. Pace
Wm Proffitt
T. S. Arnett
W. P. Hogan
Mary San Migel
Hamilton and
Rasberry
Rockdale
R. J. Griffin
H. E. Griffin
John Hobson
W.W. W. Berry
S. M. Berry
J. J. Liendo
Francisco R. Estrada
Camilo Vargas
West Cameron
Cameron
Leland Green, Jr
Gus Elsey
W. W. Lewis
Adele T. Skinner
A. H. Arvett
A. R. Arvett
J. J. Acosta
Board of Deacons
Meadowbrood Baptist Church
Rock
Captain Atkinson On Two Week Army Leave
Captain Polly Atkinson of Fort Sam Houston arrives in town for a two week leave staying with Mrs. W. A. Atkinson. Weekend guests include Norman Burnett and Rev. Melburn Sibley. Family visits from Bob Yager Cameron and others mark a busy social period with weddings and graduation news from A&M College.
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O. T. Canady
J. F. Wilburn
Delia Scott
Palestine
Mattie White
Pauls Valley
Okla
Harry White
Craig
DeLane
Charlotte
A. L. Burnett
Nadine Parker
Rockdale
Jack McKinney
Jacqueline
Leander
LaVert McKinney
Mack
Jack
Cameron
R. K. Fontaine
Karen
Donald Garrett
Florine Plagens
United E and R
Bryan
Donald
A&m College
Local Families Host Vacationers From Several States
Families from Ohio Indiana Arkansas visited Milano residents this week with no incidents noted. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Trammell and daughter from Houston and Mr and Mrs Donald Hensley and baby from Dallas. Also present were Mr and Mrs Claude Ellis Rev Claude White and family and others from Bryan Dallas San Antonio Houston and Great Falls Montana. Mrs Haddox recovering from surgery at Scott and White Hospital.
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Curtis Miller
Robert Silver
Columbus
Ohio
H. Weinager
Troup
Claude Ellis
Alfred Jistel
Dallas
Maggie Miller
George Trammell
Houston
Pearl Williams
George Glenn
Donald Hensley
Baby
Joe W. Hairston
Valparaiso
Indiana
W. M. Hensley
Gerald Vinton
Gary
Evelyn
Texas
Matamoros
Mexico
John Locke
Bryan
Claude White
Fred Dyke
San Antonio
Ida Dykes
W. W. McCollum
Ross McCollum
Clifton Lake
Joe Ad Charlotte
Mary Bowden
R. V. Corbin
G. W. Hillard
Asa McGregor
Gale Davidson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Willard Pierce
Bill Davidson
L. N. Haddox
Scott and White Hospital
Frank Gibson
Williams Completes Basic Training at Fort Carson
Private Charles L. Williams, son of Mrs. Mable E. Hobday, 406 E. 17th St., finished eight weeks of basic combat training with the 5th Infantry at Fort Carson Colo. The 17 year old attended Yoe High School.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Charles L. Williams
Mable E. Hobday
E. 17Th St
5Th Infantry
Yoe High School
Clarkson Mrs Kohring Visits Round Rock
Mrs. William Kohring visits her daughter and son in law in Round Rock. Numerous relatives and friends from Houston Waco Corpus Christi and Bryan visit others or attend a Catholic Layman Retreat at St Edwards University Austin June 13 15. The couple Florie Ann Plagens and Donald Dean Garrett wed at Faith United Church of Christ Bryan with reception and Galveston honeymoon.
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William Kohring
Perry Strickler
Round Rock
J. E. Ottman
Houston
W.M. Britt
Marlin
Joe Pagach
Melvin Davis
J. E. Terry
Waco
Otto Mayer
Inez
Annette Dodd
Ft. Worth
George Griffen
W. Dodd
New York
William Pagach
St. Edwards University
Austin
Joe Hawk
Jimmy
Butch
W. W. Hawk
Marilyn
Florrie Ann Plagens
Donald Dean Garrett
Faith United Church of Christ
Bryan
Walter H. Plagens
Henry Garrett
Joe Hauk
Record Heat: Seymour Texas Reaches 120 Degrees in 1936
The highest Texas temperature on record is 120 degrees Fahrenheit in Seymour on August 12, 1936. This remarkable heat remains unmatched in the state's climate history.
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Texas
Seymour
Itch-Me-Not Advertised at Schiller Drug Store
An old ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT claiming fast relief for external itch and burning with onset within minutes. It touts rapid healing and invites purchase at Schiller Drug Store on an unspecified date.
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Schiller Drug Store
New Medium Duty Models With Added Cab-To-Axle and Wheelbase
New medium‑duty models debut with a 72 inch cab-to-axle option tailored for tractor trailers and an extra‑long wheelbase suited for large van bodies. The lines hint at versatile configurations for varied job needs and savings.
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Courthouse News
James C. Erwin, Jr
John E. Frock
W. 0
Woelfel
W. D. Hill
Cravens Dargan & Co
Texas Power & Light Co
William Steve Cave
Dodge
Don L. Ling
Chevrolet
Raymond Chollett
H. D. Youngblood
Fred W. Schoeneman
George Schroeder
Ford Fordor
Hou
Der
Walter H. Holliman
Glynn Cummings
E. E. Ivy
Johnnie P. Stoebner
Ford Forder
Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
Humble
Johnnie Florida, JR
Cameron, Texas
Watch
S. Houston
Lloyd Wynn
Captain Atkinson
Army
Milano News
Colorado
Clarkson
Mrs. Kohring
Pasach
Lloyd Stobner
John A. Blasienz
Archie Wilson
Suzanne of
J. A. Blasienz
Nelson Kohring
Mrs
Alfred Kohring
Zens National Bank
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Daniel
P. Ri
Price Daniel
Chevrolet’s
Chevy
Earle Pearson
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