Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Tax Delinquency Case
The Sheriff of Comanche County Texas announces a foreclosure sale of 176 acres out of the McLean survey Abstract 675 at the Comanche County Courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1945 between 2 and 4 PM. The sale follows a judgment in favor of The State of Texas against M. T. Shoemaker for taxes plus costs and interest. Proceeds apply to the judgment with any surplus to be disbursed per law. redemption available for two years from sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
Texas
State of Texas
M. T. Shoemaker
Towit
Ww. P. ST. Clair
Citation by Publication in Texas Tax Suit 1945
The State of Texas serves citation by publication to J L Seitert. The 52nd District Court in Comanche County requires him or his heirs or assigns to appear by July 2, 1945 to answer a petition filed May 19, 1945. The suit covers delinquent taxes for 1929 to 1943 on 246 acres in the I M Bridges survey. The amount due is 72.79 dollars plus penalties and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
J. KL. Scittern
52Nd District Court
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
J. L
Comarche
Charles Carter
Notice to Unknown Heirs in Comanche Texas 1945
Court citation requires the Unknown Heirs of E H Richardson to appear in Comanche County Texas by July 9 1945 to answer the State of Texas petition filed May 28 1945. The case involves delinquent taxes from 1932 to 1943 on 40 acres of land in the J L Pettit survey Abstract 1834.
Delinquent Tax Suit in Comanche County Texas 1928 1943
The State of Texas sues Burleson and Ainsworth in Comanche County for delinquent taxes for 1928 and 1931 to 1943 on 23 acres of land in the P Holiman Survey Albany area. The sum due is 72.97 dollars including penalties and costs, with court action required by July 9 1965.
Unknown Heirs Sought Over Property Tax Debt in Comanche TX
In Comanche County Texas the Unknown Heirs of Mrs A Hill are cited in case 2620 to appear May 28 1945 regarding taxes for 1932 to 1943 on 22.2 acres from the S Yarberry survey Abstract 1035. The land is claimed by the heirs but taxes total 5709 with penalties interest and costs.
Reunion at the Mart Sherills draws regional kin
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Mart Sherill's home included Bill Chandler and sons from Oklahoma City, Bud Sherill and family, Kenneth Mart, and others from Houston Colorado and Coleman. Vists by extended relatives followed a midweek squirrel hunt with lighthearted mischief and family anecdotes.
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Mart Sherill
Bill Chandler
Billy Sherill
Darrell Gene
Oklahoma City
Bud Sherill
Anna la Tayne
Kenneth Mart
Houston
Marvin Ray
Sherry Lynn
Coleman
Carl Sherill
Monte
Linda Harris
Lockhart
Betty
Trinidad
Colorado
J. Austin
Childress
Minnie Lanford
Blanket
Sam Switzer
Comanche
Will McKelvey
Mart
Bill
Citation by Publication in Property Tax Suit
The Unknown Heirs of Mrs. Bell Force are required to appear before the 52nd District Court of Comanche County Texas on November 20 1944 to answer a petition filed August 2 1944 in the case The State of Texas vs Mrs Bell Force docket 2582. The suit concerns 40 acres in the S Thompson Survey abstract 927 in Comanche County claimed by the Unknown Heirs of Mrs Bell Force with total taxes due 108 35 including penalties interest and costs as shown by the court seal dated June 12 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
E. H. Richardson
52Nd District Court
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
FE. H. Richardson
A. D
A Hill
S. A. Hill
S. Yarberry Survey
A. Hill
Charles Carter
Bellforce
Somanche County
Bell Force
S. Thompson
Tax Delinquency Suit Over 78 Acres in Comanche County Texas
The State of Texas sues Unknown Heirs of R L Sain Est for delinquent taxes on 78 acres of land out of the G C and 8 F Ry Co Survey Abstract No 1475 in Comanche County for years 1931 to 1943 totaling 6186.80 including penalties interest and costs. The suit was filed May 28 1945 with final court action noted at Comanche Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
R. L. Sain
52Nd District Court
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Charles Carter
Indian Creek Family News Notes and Funeral
Indian Creek residents Perry McGlothlin and family moved back from Orange Grove California as he prepares to join the armed forces. Gene White of the U S Coast Guard returns to Maryland after visiting his parents. Local families Starling McNutt Langley attended Gartman view singing Sunday night. A large crowd attended the funeral of Conrad Barcroft at Indian Creek Cemetery.
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Perry McGlothlin
Orange Grove
California
McGlothlin
Gene White
U.S. Coast Guard
Maryland
Bill White
Starling
Lester McNutt
Gerald
Hackie Langley
Gartman’s View
Conrad Barcroft
Indian Creek Cemetery
Native Texas grasses reflect broader US diversity
About 550 species of native grasses are found in Texas, roughly half of the nation’s total species. The figure highlights Texas as a region of rich grassland biodiversity within the United States.
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Texas
United States
Legislative pay raise proposal in state legislature
A constitutional amendment has been proposed in the legislature to raise legislative pay to 3650 dollars per year. The move targets higher compensation for lawmakers and reflects ongoing debates over reimbursements and official duties.
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