Marriages and property transfers listed in Court House News
Marriages recorded Willie Dickens and Essie Mae Lee Fred Trojan and Mary Johns Richard M. Clark and Virginia Wilkinson Milton Janek and Della Batte. Deeds show transfers in Thorndale Milano Rockdale Rosebud Milano Tracy and other areas with small sums. New autos registered Y A Gredde Rockdale Home Built Trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Dickens
Essie Mae Lee
Fred Trojan
Mary Johns
Richard M. Clark
Virginia Wilkinson
Milton Janek
Della Batte
Y. A. Gredde
Rockdale
Cotton Ginning Report Shows Decline This Year
Ray O'Neill, special agent, reports a drop of 8 941 bales in this year's ginned cotton compared with last year. By October 18, 1937, 41 027 bales had been ginned, while 32 096 bales were ginned by the same date this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray O'Neill
Card of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Geo W Chapmann express gratitude to friends and relatives for attendance gifts and food at their 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Carter and James Brogdon two A M College students visited Cameron and spent the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Chapmann
Carter
James Brogdon
A. & M. College
Cameron
John Pickens Dies At Home Of Sister In Minerva
John F Pickens 75 died at his sister Tennie Mc Clellan s home in Minerva on Friday October 28 after years of declining health. Born December 29 1862 in Middle Tennessee he moved to Texas in 1874 settling in Milam County. Survived by three children Emory Pickens Beth Pickens and Ardena Gray four sisters Ada Sanders Frank Storey Porter Stevens and Tennie McClellan and brother Joel R Pickens. Burial in Minerva cemetery. Green Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Pickens
West
Elizabeth Pickens
Ardena Gray
Dallas
Ada Sanders
Austin
Frank Storey
San Marcos
Porter Stevens
San Antonio
Tennie McClellan
Minerva
Joel R. Pickens
Colorado
Texas
Minerva Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
Funeral rites for John Pickens held in Minerva
Funeral services for John Finis Pickens aged 75 were led by Rev. Ann Reed from his sister Tennie McClellan’s home on Saturday at 3 30 PM. Born December 20 1862 in Middle Tennessee he came to Texas in 1874 and settled in Milam County. He had lived with his sister for six years and is survived by three children, four sisters and several out of town relatives attended the services.
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 9 30 a m with Evening Prayer and Bible Lesson at 7 30 p m on Sunday November 6. Local parish announcements note regular weekly pattern.
Fikes Brum Mil Wed at Kemp Home Saturday Night
Douglas Fikes and Pauline Brum mil were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp on Saturday night October 29 with Judge Kemp reading the marriage vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fikes
Pauline Brummil
Jeff T. Kemp
Ballot slate for many parties across districts and offices
The text lists Democratic Republican Socialist and Communist party ballots with candidates for Congress governors attorneys general and various county and district posts. It names W R Poage Alexander Boynton Earl Miller and Gertrude Leek Hoyt among others and includes multiple district and local offices with varied names and offices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House News
K. L. Batte, Jr
Mary Bell Batte
Thorndale
Frank Ross
W. 8. Ross
M. Davilla
Willis Ingram
J. E. Arnold
D. Monroe
P. H. McKinney, Sr
Jones Prairie Common
J. P. Jones
R. G. Johnson Et al
W. T. Booker
Milano
J. L. Anderson
Lewis Williams
Tracy
City of
Preston Sanders
FE. A. Camp
W. N. Moody
George Banzhaf
T. J. Chambers League
P. H. Caldwell
Arthur Faubion
J. McLerran
J. W. Garner
Oscar Black
Wm. Allen Grant
H. G. Cooper
S. N. Drury
J. P. Jones League
Cotton Report
John Pickens
John F. Pickens
Mr. Pickens
Middle
Tennessee
Milam County
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Beth Pickens
Ardena Gra Reed
KE. O. Schiller
Pharmacy
Ann Reed
John Finis Pickens
Middle Tennessee
Porter
Gene
Sue
Lettie Riggs
John R. Sanders
Nan
Burford Sanders
Waco
Episcopal Church
Wrecker Service
Grabbin Chevrolet Company
Independent Ice Company
South First Street
Temple, Texas
Democratic Party
Congress
W. R. Poage
W. Lee O’daniel
Coke R. Stevenson
Gerald C. Mann
Supreme Court
Richard Critz
Court of Criminal Appeals
F. L. Hawkins
Harry N. Graves
G. A. Jerry Sadler
Comptroller of Public Accounts
George H. Sheppard
Geneva
Bascom Giles
Charley Lockhart
Superintendent of Public Instruction
L. A. Woods
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. E. McDonald
Associate Justice Co
J. H. Baugh
Henry G. Lehman
Reese Turner
W. A. Morrison
Penn Wolf
Homer Nabours
R. M. Kennedy
Bill Alex Bonds
R.A. Devers
Leroy H. Hillyer
Orass
Iay T. Newton
B. M. McMillion
Justice of Peace
B. Grice
Carl Marburger
Bue Wheeler
Co. A. Milligan
State Comptroller of Public
T. J. Martin
General Land Office
R. H. Smellage
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
J. M. Jewell
Enoch G. Fletcher
A. F. Nossaman
Dr. Heywood Hardy
Republican Party
D. E. Wooley
Alexander Boynton
Socialist Party
Earl E. Miller
Geo. Clifton Edwards
Renshaw
Communist Party
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gertrude Leek
Hoyt A. Winslow
Associate Justice Court
Commissioner of
Carl Brannin
A.8
Gay
Court of Crimt Appeals
Public
General Land
Sete Ean
Vor
Wor
Por
Sor
Homer Brooks
Cecil Robinett
Nathan Kleban
James Sager
Precinct
Court of Criminal
State of Texas
State of