De Leon Deeds Recorded In Public Records Listings
Public records detail June deed transfers in De Leon and Comanche County. Transactions include R. E. White to J. W. White for 15.91 acres, Gertrude E. Steele and others selling multiple tracts, and Turner Construct ors housing project land. Also noted are June 17 warrants and several June 18 to 22 vehicle and licensing entries plus births marriages and new car registrations.
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R. E. White
J. W. White
J. R. Stephens
Gertrude E. Steele
Comer D. Steele
Swanson Yard Survey
Clara Mae Phelps
Swanson Yarberry Survey
Thelston L. Steele
J. B. Brown
Loyd L. Armstrong
Henry Stinnett
Sune
Zora
LaNette McCoy
Swancon Yarberry Survey
Turnkey
Housing Authority
Gytv of
de Leon
Devon
Oran Lewallen
John
A’ Luper
Courthoise
Comanche
Ruth Dolberry
Alice Pittman
Allys
T. R. Shaffer
Walter Mayfield
Stephens
Willie Pearl Burton
Sid Burton
Linda Burton Ripnetoe
J. Mercer
A. Bagley
M. Beaton
Jesse Mercer
Ted Patton
Dean Pagley
Comanche County
John W. Grantham
Comanche Co
H & TC Ry. Co
Justice of the
Donny Gerald Webb
Hollis W. Waddle
Odis Daines Cottrell
George J. Johnson
Brownwood
Celia Simpson Miller
Austin
Harold Olin Ebeling
Elizabo Zarate
Gustine
E Bonds Still Draw Interest
Braniff official Rex Brack says all outstanding E Bonds continue to earn interest even after reaching extended maturity. He notes current issues mature after five years ten months with a 10 year extension, with older bonds often earning 5 percent to maturity and tax advantages including federal tax deferral.
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Rex Brack
Braniff International
Brack
U. S
Major K. R. Webb Completes Army General Staff School
Major Kenneth R. Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Webb of Blanket, graduates from the United States Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. He earned a place on the Commandant's List as Gen. Westmoreland spoke to officers from the Army, Marines, Air Force, and 50 allied nations. Webb will soon be reassigned to the 148th Infantry, Texas Army National Guard in Waco. his wife Shirley resides there.
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Army National Guard
Kenneth R. Webb
Richard C. Webb
Blanket
Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Army
W. C. Westmoreland
Marines
Air Force
Maj. Webb
148Rd Infantry
Texas Army National Guard
Waco
Shirley
Tarleton Rodeo Teams Compete at NIRA Nationals in Bozeman
Tarleton State University sends two rodeo teams to the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals in Bozeman Montana June 22 to 27. The women defend their national title while the men’s team seeks to repeat after winning the 1967 championship. Suzanne French will represent Tarleton in the queen contest.
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Bozeman
Mont
Tarleton
Suzanne French
NIRA
Ha good Family Weekend Visit In Arlington
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hagood and son Brent of Arlington spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs L Y Hagood and Mr and Mrs Calvin Ross in Arlington.
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Arlington
Kenneth Hagood
Brent
L. Y. Hagood
Calvin Ross
Tarleton Pre USO Tour Show Friday June 26
Tarleton State College Troubadours offer an 8 pm Friday performance in the main auditorium as a preview for their USO Tour. Tickets cost 1 for adults with children under 12 free. The group, led by Herbert Teat, departs June 29 for travels to the Canal Zone Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and possibly Guantanamo Bay.
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Tarleton State College Troubadours
U. S
Caribbean
Troubadours
Herbert Teat
Stephenville
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Peace March in Fort Worth Draws Thousands
A large youth event planned for July 2–3 in Fort Worth expects 10 000 participants from across Texas. Activities include a torchlight rally, downtown lights out for 15 seconds, and a July 2 opening session at the Tarrant County Convention Center led by Dr Wade Freeman and featuring Cliff Barrows of the Billy Graham team.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Youth Evangelism
Cliff Barrows
Billy Graham
Tarrant County Convention Center
It's Another Boy For The Scotts
Mr and Mrs Dale Scott announce the birth of a son Joel Marshall Scott at Mims Hospital on June 13 at 5 57 am. The Scotts have two older children Tim 6 and Kim 4. Mrs Scott is the former Jane Norton. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M Norton of Smithfield and James Scott of Decatur.
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Refugion Lopez
Richard Lamond Brandon
Charley W. Ripley
Mahan
Pontiac Co
Brad Waltrip
Klyde Ray
Frank Almaguer
Pickup
J. R. Files
Pickup Clemons Motor Co
Raymon Lane
Scottie’s Marine Service
Angus Dickson III
Dilly
Donald Carl Cox
Carl Lynn Cox
Mim’s Hospital
Katherine Godfrey
Ramon Romero Escobar
Irene Elizabeth Escobar
Janie Calderon Bill
Gorby
H. H. Tumbleson
Basshall Scott
Mims Hospital
Jane Ellen Norton
Leslie Randall Carey
Cheryl Ernestine Caldwell
Robert Ebuns
Johnny Weldon Miller
David Jean Munn
Huron A. Polnac
Billy Jake Bilberry
Janis Inez Whitmire
Easley Chapel
Dale Scott
W. Wright
Joel Marshall Scott
Scotts
Tim
Kim
Scott
Jane Norton
M. Norton
Smithfield
James Scott
Decatur
Chamber Chats Highlight Whit Jar Ratt Join and Kodak Move
The Chamber of Commerce welcomes Whit Jar Ratt as a new member to bolster the agricultural committee and community service. The piece cites Eastman Kodak’s planned Windsor Colorado plant relocation in 1972 for cleaner air water and rural beauty, urging Comanche to offer a similar environment to attract business and improve living conditions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whit Jarratt
Chamber
Eastman Kodak Company
Windsor
Colorado
America
Eastman Kodak
Comanche
Comancre
Luker Family Holds Reunion at Lake Eanes
The Luker family reunion met at Lake Eanes in Comanche on June 14 with 65 relatives and guests. Officers elected for two years were Lowery Easley president Edison Luker vice president Corine Brightman secretary and Dwight Brightman treasurer. The next gathering is set for the second Sunday in June 1971 at the Proctor Community Center.
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Luker
Lake Eanes
Comanche
Lowery Easley
de Leon
Edison Luker
Dublin
Corine Brightman
Proctor
Dwight Brightman
Proctor Community Center
Local Artists Head to Cloudcroft Art Workshop
Mrs. Bill Dud ney and Mrs. B. D. Sudderth left Saturday for a week long art workshop in Cloudcroft New Mexico. Harold Roney will teach landscaping and Raymond Froman will teach still life.
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Cloudcroft
Bill Dudney
B. D. Sudderth
N. M
Harold Roney
Raymond Froman
Conservation Effort Encourages Proper Stowing of Litter
The article promotes good conservation by emphasizing the simple practice of stowing trash rather than littering. It links orderly disposal to broader environmental stewardship and community responsibility.
Rites Held For Mrs Roy Fisher In Brownwood
Mrs Stella Fisher of 2408 Durham Street Brownwood died June 22 after a long illness. Funeral services were held June 23 at Coggin Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Greenleaf Cemetery. She taught school and was a Sunday School teacher. Survived by husband Roy N Fisher two sons Norman and Jon two grandsons Mark and Gregory and sister Alta McKinzie.
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Roy
Stella) Fisher
Durham St
Brownwood
Mercer Cap
Coranche
Fisher
Coggin Avenue Baptist Church
Leon Ahuddell
H. H. Hargrove
Greenleaf
Wright
Comanche County
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