Citation by Publication for Texas Divorce
Public notice directs the Comanche County sheriff to publish for four weeks a summons in the Blethen case No. 8200, Blanch Mae Blethen plaintiff versus Geo F Blethen defendant, seeking a divorce for abandonment since 1922 with residence in Comanche County. Pending terms begin April 1937 in the Comanche District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Comanche
Geo. F. Blethen
Comanche County
Texas
Blanch Mae Blethen
Plantiff
Ben Wilhelm
Sud rpot DER ARES 39
In a fragmentary wartime report, unknown actors and locations are cited regarding a project or unit tagged ARES 39. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
Holiday visits spread among families across towns
Brandt and wife of San visited his parents Mr and Mrs Terry Brandt during the holidays. Carmichael of Carlton visited his parents this week. Lela Thomas is visiting Jessie Elam at Durant. McCarty of San Marcos visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carty during the holidays. Stevens is working in Che Eulia Campbell Gid Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Thomas
Cle
Jessie Elam
Durant
McCarty
San Marcos
Mrs. Carty
It Stevens
Che
Eulia Campbell
Easter Visiting Folks From Various Texas Towns
Bell and Worth Eargle of San Marcos visited home folks during the Easter holidays. Robbie Moring and Bergin Tatum of Brownwood spent the weekend with home folks. W O Clark of Edna Hill visited in the J A Stevens home Monday.
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Bell
Worth Eargle
San Marcos
Robbie Moring
Bergin Tatum
Brownwood
W. O. Clark
Edna Hill
J. A. Stevens
Local social visit notes from Gustine and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Raymond Woolsey of Gustine spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs W D Woolsey. Mr and Mrs C L Tidrow and son of Haskell County and Mrs Willis Crowder of Cisco visited Mr and Mrs John Ferrill last week. Mr and Mrs W D Woolsey and family and Mr and Mrs B D Hurt and Dan Hurt and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Woolsey at Taylors Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Woolsey
Gustine
W. D. Woolsey
C. L. Tidrow
Haskell County
Willis Crowder
Cisco
John Ferrill
D. Hurt
Dan Hurt
David Woolsey
Taylors Chapel
Florence Bowden
Effie Foster
Hickie Stamps
Evans Jones
Abilene
Lee Morris
Elmer Rachels
Eastland
Jean Rachels
Owen Wright
Dallas
J. A. Rachel
Ellie Winter
W. N. Byrd
Putnam
Billy Byrd
McMurry College
Deward Burk
Freida Hutchins
Gene Edwards
Okra
Tennie Foster
Dorothy Foster
Comanche
Ernest Curb
John Burrow
Dublin
Lon Foster
Mary Brown
Sidney
T. D. Brown
Arthur Littlefield
Rupert Cagle
Gordon
Harve Carter
Adene Daniels
R. L. Daniels
Temple Trust Company seeks court OK to sell land in Texas
The Temple Trust Company Receiver asks the U S District Court Western District of Texas Waco Division for authority to sell 160 acres in Comanche County Texas out of Lampasas School Land Three League Survey Ab 607 to J H Burton for 300 cash The sale would convey the property described by metes and bounds The hearing will occur after ten days publication and any interested party may contest the application Judge Charlies A Boynton will preside This 20 March 1937 temple Texas H C Glenn Receiver for Temple Trust
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United States District Court
Western District of Texas
Waco Division
J. H. Burton
Comanche County
Texas
Lampasas
J. L. Gill
J. C. Cox
G. H. Vaughn
W. P. Jacobs
Jacobs
F. M. Wagnon
Wagnon
Gill
Charlies A. Boynton
Temple
A. D
H. C. Glenn
Temple Trust Temple Texas
Easter Week Social Notices Across Local Families
Norman Morris and Wyatt Morris visited with parents Earl Morris in Richland Springs and Brownwood respectively. Numerous relatives from Abilene Dallas and Comanche gathered for Easter and weekends. A dinner for 28 at Gustine residents Normie and Opal Harris featured many families and a post lunch Easter egg hunt. Kilpatrick's Hardware advertised glass cloth chick feeders and founts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Morris
Richland Springs
Wyatt Lee Morris
Brownwood
Earl Morris
Newman Pounds
Miss Ruby
Arthur Littlefield
J. P. Morgan
Dallas
Mildred Adcock
O’brien
J. C. Coleman
Stamford
Prank Adcock
Ward Boyce
Childress
Boyce
A. A. Smart
Graham Smoot
de Leon
Smooth
Family Suny
Gwendolyn Walker
Abilene
Virginia Walker
Normie Harris
Dan Harris
Opal
L. E. Clawson
Hardy Harris
Ophenia Adcock
Travis Jackson
Gustine
R. B. Ewing
Comanche
D. P. Morgan
Creamer
J P. Morgran
Jerry Clements
C. L Purcell
Marion Jackson
Wayne Caraway
Kilpatrick's
Local families visit relatives across Texas and California
Stagg Creek families including Mr and Mrs Henry Drennan and sons J C and Howard travel from Granfield to visit Armand Jaynes. Numerous others visit in Dallas and Abilene. Miss L Virginia May returns to nursing duties in Saranac Lake. N O Stone returns to Burbank after a Texas coastal vacation.
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Henry Drennan and Sons
J. C. and
Howard
Armand Jaynes
Granfield
N. O. Stone
Eva L. Hood
Dallas
L. Virginia May
Saranac Lake
N. Y
J. Z. May
Claud Cleary
Comanche
Milton Rush
Hasse
Gussie Pittman
San Saba
George P. Foster
Abilene
Effie Foster
Sipe Springs
H. E. la Roque
Burbank
Calif
J. G. Hood
Hazel Dell Rev Sparkman Preached Here Sunday
Hazel Dell Rev Sparkman of Gustine preached here Sunday. Mr and Mrs W J Westfall Sr and son Leo and Louise Durham visited relatives in the area. Families from Wilson De Leon Lavita Hico and Fort Worth are noted in local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkman
Gustine
W. J. Westfall
Leo
Louise Durham
L. A. Lane
Comanche
Elmer Widener
Wilson
Bill
Durham
Hugh Wall
de Leon
S. J. Wall
Frank Stubblefield
Lavita
W. A. Durham
Lesley Wall
Wallace Petty
Hico
W. S. Wall
G. D. Haggard
R. M. Alexander
Fort Worth
First Meeting of Creditors for William Otis Clayton
In Fort Worth Texas the District Court orders the first meeting of creditors for William Otis Clayton a bankrupt. The session is set for April 8 1937 at 10 o clock A M in the United States Court House Fort Worth Texas creditors may attend prove claims elect a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Kilpatrick's Hardware advertises a sale on guaranteed scissors with a life time of satisfactory service.
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Fort Worth
Texas
William Otis Clayton
Comanche
Comanche County
United States Court House
Kilpatrick's
Kilpatrick's Hardware Store Ad with Coleman Irons
Kilpatrick's Hardware Store promotes Coleman Iron as the safest gasoline iron and offers Coleman irons and lantern parts. The ad also mentions CAR DUS, a medicine for women, claimed to improve digestion and increase strength during monthly periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick's Hardware
Easter visits and community events in local towns
Soda Springs residents visit Brysonville relatives while Miss June Price hosts an Easter party. Gormany’s Ian Geye and Tarleton College’s Mary Nichols join families for weekend stays. Churches note services and an Easter program. Sweetwater to host Baptist Workers Conference on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Smith
Baptist Church
Sweetwater
Baptist Workers Conference
Hurley
Pottsville
Kilpatrick's Hardware Promotes I E S Floor Lamps
Kilpatrick's Hardware Store advertises I E S floor and table lamps in a sales promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick’s Hardware Store
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Bearon
KCON
Brince Albert
Louisiana
Cerro
Wilsco
A&p
Sultana
White House Milk
Ann Page
Lipton's Tea
Medina Kraut
Liberty Cow Feed
Pillsbury's Flour
Sura
Sud
DER
Plfer
Uited
Anitarigy
West Sid
Aare
True Tone Radios
Hack
Davis DE Luxe
Western Auto
BARBL
Evans
East Side Square
Elm Grove
Western District OF
WACO
Profers Temple Trust Company
Eveready
Earth
Kilpatrick
O. B. Rose
Graham
Alda Morton
Marvin Huey
A. D. Pettit
Santa Anna
Cleburne Wingham
C. W. Gray
Ed Palmer
Ruggles Palmer
Tarleton
Gyle Stiplin
Ora
Stagg Creek
Hazel Dell
District Court OF the United States
Northern District OF Texas
Jim Cunningham
Soda Springs
Lloyd and Family
Brysonvile
June Price
Ian Geye
Gormany
Harold Beck
D. B. Beck
Charlie Woolsey
Mary Nichols
Horace Geye
Tarletow College
Stanley Carmack
Bible
Herman
Carmack
H. J. Smith
Horace Smith
J. É Comanche
J. H. Lloyd
Hill Billy
Horton’s Grocery
Fagan Chevrolet CO
New Drug Store
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