Engagement announced for Sheryl Neeley and Danny Sanford
Miss Sheryl Neeley and Danny J. Sanford announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage in Logan Temple on April 30. Neeley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ariel G Neeley of Montpelier Idaho, is a Montpelier High School graduate who studied at the LDS Business College and works at Walker Bank in Salt Lake City. Sanford, son of Mr and Mrs William R Steele of Comanche, is a Tarleton State College alumnus employed at ZCMI in Salt Lake City. The Delta Lambda ESA chapter met with hostess Mrs Jack Gore sharing the year’s educational theme Our Fifty States with talks on Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico California and a California-film showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheryl Neeley
Danny J. Sanford
Ariel G. Neeley
Montplier
Idahag
William R. Steele
Comanche
Logan Temple
Miss Neely
Montpelier High School
L.ds. Business College
Salt Lake City
Th Alph Iota
Walker Bank
Utah
Comanche High School
Tarleton State College
Z CMI
Delta Lambda
ESA
Episcopal Parish
Jack Gore
A. I. Davidson
Alaska
Jack King
Hawaii
Joe Waring
Puerto Rico
Weldon Turner
California
Courthouse Notes Cover Marriages and Court Actions
The record lists two marriages in Comanche County and several court actions. Marriages recorded include Claude Harris and Lynda Lewallen on March 29 and Dale Cartwright and Linda Shirley on March 27. State cases include the districts on April 5 to 6 for driving while intoxicated and a defrauding charge, with probate and commissioners court motions touching executrix appointment, office furnishings, election judge changes, memorial marker relocation, and civil defense funding. Deeds show land transfers in Comanche and surrounding counties with specified parcels and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Harris
Lynda Correne Lewallen
Ottis B. Fields
Justice of Peace
Comanche
Jerry D. Mast
Rt. 1
Linda Jo Shirley
Dale Cartwright
Brownwood
State of Texas
David W. Allred
James
Red)Roberson
Ffice
Finley Williford
Ray Parrish
Mercer Gap
Highway 67
Courthouse Lawn
Comanche County Land Sale Linked to Railroad Survey
Land in Comanche County Texas arising from the H and T C Railroad Survey with consideration of 23085 dollars. New motor vehicles registered include a 1965 Buick in Frank Fisherman Comanche a 1965 Plymouth two door registered to Mrs Catherine M Haynes and a Mercury sedan owned by J B Pogue Rt 3 Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Boykin
Tommye M. Nabors
A. W. Sloan
de Leon
Comanche County
Texas
R. O. Gray
Gertie D
Callahan County
Edward Leatherwood
Erath County
John Doling
B. E. Hanson
Charles Taylor
Toye Keith
Frank Fisherman
Comanche
Buick
Catherine M. Haynes
J. B. Pogue
Astros-Sox Dome Showdown Opens Series in Houston
Thousands, including Jimmy Wilkerson Bill Wilkerson and David Wilkerson, will attend in Houston Friday to watch the Houston Astros host the New York Yankees in the Dome Stadium opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wilkerson
Bill Wilkerson
David Wilkerson
Houston
Houston Astros
New York Yankees
Dome Stadium
Fragmentary note expresses thanks and wishes for recovery
A garbled message from a group or individual thanks someone and wishes recovery. It mentions Homer, Gary, and a medical context with a vague reference to a Bat and a 20 year period. The legibility is poor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley Neely
Danny Sanford
Humble’s
Humble
Atlas
U. S
Canada
T.P
Joe Tupin
C. F. Hall
Comanche Friendly Service
Sta
NED Stewarts
Ows
J.R. Feed & Service
WADRP
Cgnetine
Courthouse News
Felix Bryan Wells
Dolores Wells
Raymond Rogers
Clara Mae Whiteside
S. E. Gooch
Commissioners Court
Motion
Extension Office
Belve Bean
Sheriff's
Cam Y
Han
A&p
U.S.D.A
Viennas
Dorant
Ivory
Delsey
Ann Page
Heinz Cucumber
Sultana
Kaiser Foil
Bri
Del
Dal
ABC
Bama
Cee
Jane Parker Bakaryety
Bob
Jane Parker
Worthmore Choc
Duff
Loose Pack
Lipton Instant Tea
Lipton Tea
Neemees
Pillsbury OR
Ballard Biscuits
Florida
A. A
Worthmore Carnival
Worthmore
Warwick
Mee
Mies
Santos
Astros
Mims Memnoy
Homer
Gary al Hyay
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