Public Records Deeds and Marital Notices From Comanche Area
Public records list deeds recorded July 31 to Aug 4 including transfers by L. E. Farley to RK. O. Watson and George B. Page to C. M. Neel. Entries detail tracts in Nabors Lake subdivision Griffith tract and various City of Comanche parcels with prices from 10 to 24,696 dollars. Also births marriages hospital notices and court actions include divorces and removals of disabilities of a minor in Comanche County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Farley
RK. O. Watson
Nabors Lake
Griffith Tract
George B. Page
C. M. Neel
A. Smothers
Jim Northcutt
Jerry L. Clark
John Duncan
Sherman Hl. Fletcher
Tl. R. Jefferies
City of Comanche
Walcott Addition
Ed Ross Ligon
Randy G .Allen
City of Comance
Petsick
Joe D. Hernandez
Linda Hernandez
City of
Comanche
Chaney
Mamie Davie Mae Baker
Bernice L. Lambert
Fairland
Willlis M. Beaty
J. P Beaty
TH. TV. Eed B. Ry. Co
Inez Mewborn
Newty Mathews
Susan V. Eaterwood
N.E
C. H. Locke
Louis D. Waller
Dale L. Waller
City of de Leon
Locke
Beine
Teague
S.W
Junior Dean Strube
D.O.A. Comanche Community Hospital
Dan Henry Womack
Comanche Community Hospital
Charles Clemons Nance
Bobby Joe Womack
Linda Lou Helmsley
J. KB. Jean
Texas
Ricardo Gutierrez
Lenora Medina
John C. Wiles
First Baptist Church
Histrict
Evelyn Marie Seaford
Lawrence Melvin Sanford
Faye Callison
David C. Callison
Steven J. Lanuff
Joyce Harbour
Kenneth Jdarell Harbour
C. O. Campbell
Gayle Garner
Williford Family Reunion At Hasse Center
Descendants of the late Uncle Frank Williford gathered at the Hasse Community Center July 18 and 19 for their annual reunion. Fifty-eight members and three visitors attended with a basket lunch, gifts, dominoes, singing, and a business meeting led by Fenley Williford. Officers elected included Fenley Williford as president Travis Williford as vice president Eunice Smith as secretary and Jessie Williford Sybil Stewart as treasurers. An auction conducted by Carl Williford concluded the event with groceries sold and bids made. Reunion attendees planned to return next year at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williford
Hasse Community Center
Fenley Wilford
Fenley Williford
Travis Williford
Eunice Smith
Jessie Williford
Sybil Stewart
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Elect New Leaders at Fort Worth
The 57th annual convention in Fort Worth July 24 concluded with election of new officers led by president John Cargile of San Angelo, succeeding Sutton Allison of Fort Stockton. Delegates honored six members for service and approved several resolutions amid meetings with ecologists, congress representatives, and industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Assn
Fort Worth
San Angelo
John Cargile
Sutton Allison
Fort Stockton
Independent Business Speaks Out documentary airing
A documentary titled Independent Business Speaks Out will air on KRBC TV Abi lene Channel 9 at 4 p m on Sunday September It examines whether small and independent businesses can survive the pressures of the seventies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krbc-Tv
Abilene
Channel 9
Texas constitutional amendment on equality under law
Public notice outlines proposed amendment No 7 on the November 7 1972 ballot to add Section 3a to Article I of the Texas Constitution guaranteeing equality under the law regardless of sex race color creed or national origin and stating the amendment is self-operative and to be voted on at the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment 14 on the Texas ballot
The text details amendments to Articles IV and II of the Texas Constitution. It sets the President pro tempore of the Senate as acting governor under vacancies and salaries for the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House at twenty two thousand six hundred dollars annually. The amendment to be voted on November 7, 1972, asks electors to approve a salary provision of twenty two thousand five hundred dollars for the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
It’s A Boy Damon Slider Born In Dallas
It’s a boy born Wednesday August 2 to Mr and Mrs Tim Slider of Dallas. He weighed eight pounds ten ounces. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs James Slider of Comanche and Mr and Mrs M P Connally of Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Pearce Slider
Tim Slider
Dallas
James Slider
Comanche
M. P. Connally
Baytown
Cattle Auction Report From Brownwood August 2 1972
Brownwood cattle sale shows steady market with light calves up to 50 cents higher and receipts about 1053 head. Stocker and yearling classes range from 39 to 69 dollars for calves, cows and calves priced 250 to 8425, fat cattle 22 to 40 plus, bulls and canners listed with several individual bids noted. Representative sales include Troy Mitchells Rising Star 1510 pound char bull 84.50 and others across Texas bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Mitchells
Rising Star
Oo Morris
Garland Keewbre
May
Lonzo Boyd
Walton Sudderth
Bowd
Brooks Ribble
M. L. Ethridge
Mullin
Worth
Wede Thomason
Avery McLaughlin
D. W. Goode
Bracow
Constitutional Amendment proposing 6 percent bond rate
Public notice for the November 7 1972 election proposes Constitutional Amendment Number 13 (HJR 82) adding Section 65 to Texas Constitution to allow bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear a weighted average annual interest rate not exceeding 6 percent and repealing conflicting rate provisions. The measure becomes effective upon adoption and asks voters to approve setting a six percent weighted average rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Comancheans Visit New Central Texas Facility
Vernal King Mrs Oswell Brightman Mrs Dick Armstrong and Mrs Tom Cox Jr visited Brownwood on Wednesday August 2 to observe the Work Placement Facility for the Vocationally Handicapped. The site is the latest project of the Central Texas Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal King
Oswell Brightman
Dick Armstrong
Tom Cox Jr
Brownwood
Central Texas
Arkansas Missouri Vacation Ends With Plays Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bagley wrapped up a vacation that took them to Jor Springs Arkansas. They attended the Passion Play in Eureka Springs Arkansas and saw The Shepherd of the Hills in Branson Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bagley
Jor Springs
Ark
Eureka Springs
Branson, Mo
Visitors from Hamilton and North Carolina
Hamilton guests include Mrs. Elva Lund Mrs. Amanda Zschiesche and Mrs. Florence Bowman with Bowman staying several days. Tim Slider of Charlotte North Carolina is visiting his uncle and aunt Sr and Mrs James Slider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Gleatons Suiday
Elva Lund
Amanda Zschiesche
Florence Bowman
Hamilton
North Carolina
Tim Slider
Charlotte, N.C
James Slider
Vacationing Ross Family Tour Highlights Colorado to Mount Rushmore
Mr and Mrs Freddie Ross their daughter Pam and grandson Kenneth Fisher have returned from a vacation visiting Great Salt Lake Durango Silverton Ouray Colorado Grand Teton Yellowstone and Mount Rushmore in Utah Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota with several points of interest on the trip observed.
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Freddie Ross
Pam
Kenneth Fisher
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
Great Salt Iate
Durango
Silverton and
Ouray
Grand Teton
Yellowstone Parks
Mount Rushmore
Constitutional amendment abolishing Lamar County Hospital District
Public notice describes Constitutional Amendment Number 2 on the 34th ballot. It proposes that Section 6 of Article IX be amended to abolish the Lamar County Hospital District on the amendment's effective date and allow transfer or disposal of its assets by the Lamar County Commissioners Court. The amendment is to be considered at the general election held on the first Tuesday after the 1972 election day with ballots printed for or against the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Lamar County
Commissioners Court of
Lamar County Hospital
Secretary of State
Armed Services of
United States
Veterans’ Administration
United States Armed Forces
Texas Voters Consider Salary-Based County Officer Pay
The ballot item proposes a constitutional amendment to require all district and county officers in counties over 20,000 population to be paid on a salary basis starting specific dates and to mandate sheriff and related officers in smaller counties to be salaried. It details fee-use rules and funds flow to county treasuries and includes notaries public and surveyors. The measure asks voters to approve paying all justice of the peace and constables on a salary basis statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Commissioners Courts
Constitutional Amendment Number 9 on the Ballot SJR 20 Texas 1972
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number 9 on the ballot for the November 7 1972 general election in Texas. The text limits warrants for officers who hold another state office and lists exemptions for national guards and certain reserve officers. It also sets restrictions on legislators serving as district directors and notes historical provisions and allowances by Legislature.
Texas constitutional amendment on multiple offices voting provision
Section 2 proposes amending Section 40 Article XVI to allow certain officers to hold multiple offices or be compensated for more than one, with specified allowances for soil and water conservation district directors National Guard personnel and Reserve members. The ballot asks whether voters approve the proposition to clarify directors are not disqualified from holding or being paid for more than one office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Treasury
National Guard
Air National Guard of
National Guard Reserve
Air National Guard Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
United States
Air National Guard
Oriine Reserve
United Sates
United States Army
Air Force
Navy, and
Arine Corps
Navy
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Soil and Water Conservation District
Organized Reserves
Marine Corps
Texas constitutional amendment expands terms for key state officers
The document outlines a constitutional amendment proposing four year terms for the governor lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller of public accounts treasurer commissioner of the general land office and secretary of state and related statutory officers elected in 1974 or thereafter. It also fixes residency qualification four year term length and salary to be set by the legislature. It notes installation timing after legislative organization and stays in office until successors are qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Senate
United States
Supreme Court of
General Land Office
Secretary of State
Geneve
Hatchett Visit Draws Guests From Several States
Hatchett residents hosted guests including Mrs. Jack Stanley of San Diego California Stephen Hatchett of Wray Cole and Mr and Mrs Mark Owen and Sandia of Dallas Texas for a recent gathering.
Texas County Funds May Be Reallocated For School Debt Relief
Proposed amendment to Article VII Section 6b allows county commissioners court to reduce the county permanent school fund and distribute the funds to independent and common school districts on a per scholastic basis. Funds support debt reduction or improvements while preserving tax revenue for school land taxes. The state aid to districts remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Texas Constitution Amendment on Ballot Reform Process
Constitutional amendment proposal to revise the Texas Constitution article on how amendments are proposed and published. Highlights include two thirds legislative approval, public notices in newspapers, and SOS publication requirements before election. Provisions detail election timing, notice periods, and gubernatorial proclamation if approved.
Constitutional amendment on property tax exemptions details
The text outlines Section 2 Article VIII with exemptions for religious property, cemeteries, schools, and endowment lands. It adds disability based exemptions for veterans, surviving spouses, and children with varying caps from 1,500 to 3,000 dollars, plus a life-losing spouse provision. The measure seeks voter approval through a constitutional amendment.
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Public Records
Ottis J. Cogburn
Tony S. Villanueva
Central Addition
J. Cogburn
H. C. Mitchell
A. D. Hilburn
Martha McClenahan
J. B. Massey
Sterling C
Brandon Scott Calmore
Freddie Lane Gilmore
Comanche Community
Kathy Ruth Stokes
Kandy Renee Coleleasure
Panny Lee Coleleasure
Comanche Community Hosp
Sandra Naye Barton
Willifords
Carl Williford
Ewimachetass
Re Byrd
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