Public Records Summary for Three Weeks Ended June 30
Six warranty deeds issued from June 9 to June 23 with transfers including Irma Le Crabb Eva Young Marvin Dabbs J L Dunn Thurman Gloar to Hagan Adams Real Estate Catherine Haley to B L Key H B McCoy to Willie Sallee Estel Snodgrass to Pearl Snodgrass and Eva Young to Irma Lee Young Crabb. Ten marriage licenses issued in the same period with pairs William Vance Land Ruth Jean Furnace and William Frederick Howard Jr Betty Lou Gollihugh of Carey Oklahoma.
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Irma le Crabb
Eva Young
Marvin Dabbs
J. L. Dunn
Thurman R. Gloar
Hagan
Adams Real Estate
Catherine Haley
B. L. Key
H. B. McCoy
Willie Sallee
Estel Snodgrass
Pearl Snodgrass
Irma Lee Young Crabb
William Vance Land
Ruth Jean Furnace
Mangum
Okla
William Frederick Howard, Jr
Betty Lou Gollihugh
Carey
New Cars Registered by Local Dealers This Week
New cars registered last week show purchases by George B. Howard Ford Joe H Ward Buick Gerald Lee Wakefield Nash James E Ragsdale Chevrolet and Buck Atkinson Mercury. Three divorce cases filed in three weeks include Inman vs Inman Thomas vs Thomas and Taylor vs Taylor JP Court paid 98.50 in fines over three weeks with 12 cases pending. City Court reports 749 in fines paid by 54 people over two weeks June 9 to 23 with 10 paid for speeding. Fire Department had no calls last week and 13 calls in the prior two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Howard
Ford
Joe H. Ward
Buick
Gerald Lee Wakefield
Nash
James E. Ragsdale
Chevrolet
Buck Atkinson
Mercury
J. P
Temperature Extremes Reported Over 24 Hour Period
The high reached 101 degrees at 2:30 3:30 and 5:30 p m Friday. The low was 73 degrees at 5:20 a m Saturday. Readings show a pattern of temperatures from 83 to 101 across Friday afternoon and Saturday morning with various timestamps.
Local Family Visits Highlight Harrell Chapel News
Fern Miners of Memphis dined with Louis Richards family. Bil Elsberry and Billy Ray and Phil from San Diego returned home after visits with relatives. Mack Richards and family visited Kenneth Moones in Amarillo. Clifford Jesters of Brice and Lloyd Widener were guests in the area. Edd Wilks hosted Jimmy Wilks and son from Odessa and J W Combs with children from Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Memphis
Louis Richards
Bil Elsberry
Billy Ray
Phil
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Moones
Amarillo
Mack Richards
Clifford Jesters
Brice
Lloyd Widener
Edd Wilks
Jimmy Wilks
Odessa
J. W. Combs
Rioting Workers Revolt Against Red Rule in Poznan
In Poznan Poland rioting workers shouted for bread and demanded Russian forces leave during a six hour revolt on Thursday. Meg reported the scene as authorities struggled to quell the unrest and restore order.
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Poznan
Poland
Oscar winner Borgnine finds life changed by his Oscar
The 1955 Oscar for Marty has opened doors for Ernest Borgnine to mingle with Hollywood stars and executives, attend lavish parties, and sing and dance in musicals. He bought his wife a mink coat, hired help, and deals with new attention while balancing his preference for quieter life. Borgnine jokes about being a bathroom singer now wearing a tux, and hopes to work steadily, accepting a Lew Brown biopic role in The Best Things in Life Are Free.
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Hollywood
Oscar
Ernest Borgnine
Borgnine
Marty
Ernie
Galmour
Diamond Circle
Darryl Zanuck
Giner Rogers
John Wayne
Hecht-Lancaster
Lew’ Brown
20Th Century Fox
Gordon Macrae
Dan Dailey
Lawmaker Slims Cooking Test for Brides
Rep. T James Tumulty of New Jersey argues Congress should not require brides to pass a cooking test. He says a bride need not know cooking and prefers cuddles to calories. The note also mentions counting winter rings on fish scales to tell ages.
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Washington
T. James Tumulty
Congress
Visitors Gather in El Paso and Wellington Note Fort Bliss Ties
Mr and Mrs Jerry Ticer and family visit El Paso with brother Carol Ticer stationed at Fort Bliss. Cal Aarons hosts Wellington guests including David and Ellen Smith and many couples. Johnnie Lott and Ellen Lott travel to Miami to see a sister Willie Voyles. Weekend visitors at G O Ashley home include Weldon Altman Theo Hairston Troy Mantooth J T Hamner and families. Debbie and Joey Buster plan Turnersville visit after week here.
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Jerry Ticer
Jerry, Jr
Teri Jean
el Paso
Carol Ticer
Armed Forces
Fort Bliss
Cal Aarons
Wellington
David Smith
Dewey Graham
Jack Burrows
Reid Hughes
Don Smotherman
Johnnie Lott
Ellen Lott
Johnnie Lotts
Miami
Willie Voyles
G. O. Ashley
Weldon Altman
Lovington
Theo Hairston
Amarillo
Troy Mantooth
Alice
J. T. Hamner
Childress
J. R. Hammons
Joe Buster
Debbie
Joey
Carlsbad
Busters
Turnersville
H. V. Buster
Hammons
Local residents visit and travel notes from Amarillo region
Mrs. Fred Grayson and family of Amarillo are mentioned among local updates. Mrs. Chet Reeves improves after surgery. Mrs. Hap Wright had surgery at St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall and son Mark of Henrietta Oklahoma visit Mrs. Sarah Hall. A group tours VFW State Convention in Amarillo and returns Sunday. Mrs. E L Higgins and Linda visit Dallas relatives. Mrs. Alice Bracy and Diana depart for Los Angeles after a stay in town. Thursday night guests include J L Weaver and Ray Goetting with ties to Austin and California.
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Fred Grayson
Amarillo
Chet Reeves
Hap Wright
St. Anthony's Hospital
Edward Hall
Mark
Henrietta
Okla
Sarah Hall
Pearl Holland
Guy Burton
Gene Whitfield
R. V. Woods
Gene Stevens
Jack Compton
Frank Buster
VFW
E. L. Higgins
Linda
Dallas
Paul Pierce
Harold Wright
Alice Bracy
Diana
Amarito
Los Angeles
Calif
Lloyd Vance
Visitors in the Home Included Weavers and Families
Other visitors in the home were the Weaver's children, Mr and Mrs. Shelton Nunnelly and Carrol of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher and family of Wichita Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weaver and children.
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Weaver
Shelton Nunnelly
Carrol
Wellington
Harry Fletcher
Wichita Falls
Bill Weaver
Smith Declines Civil Rights Vote Support Amid Opposition
House Rules Committee Chairman Howard W. Smith of Virginia says he will not back the administration civil rights bill, declaring that the jig is up and signaling strong opposition to advancing the legislation.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Flanders Says Tito Can't Be Bought Only Rented
Senator Ralph Flanders remarks on Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia noting we cannot buy him, only rent him for a time with rent increasing monthly. He implies the limits of U S influence over Tito amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Ralph Flanders
R-Vt
Marshal ‘Lite
Yugoslavia
Tito
Gospel Meeting at Church of Christ in Childress Texas
Gospel meeting runs July 2 to 13 at 8 15 p m in the Church of Christ on 8th Street Northeast Childress Texas Evangelist B C Brarman of Borger Texas will speak Brother Thomas Reese is local minister Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
8Th Street
Childress Texas
B. C. Brarman
Borger
Texas
Thomas Reese
Record soybean output hits 1954 peak in United States
U S farmers produced a total of 341,795,000 bushels of soybeans in 1954, marking the highest production on record for the country.
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United States
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Thelma Thomas
Helen Beth Taylor
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Harrell Chapel News
Mrs. Orval Phillips
Dorothy Gray
Saturn
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Eubank
Gunn Bros
Childdress
Sunflower
Austin
Tex
Lang Lowrey III
Eit
Aline Mosby
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