Comanche Court Records Note Theft and Break In
State of Texas vs W A Stark charged with unlawfully taking tool box and tools value 100 dollars from W A Chambers on or about March 26 1962. Bond set at 1000. Second complaint for breaking and entering a house to deprive Chambers of property with intent to appropriate. Bond set at 1000. Births and marriages listed with multiple names and dates. Deeds recorded show transfers in Comanche and surrounding counties. Deaths recorded include McCorkle Alexander Boswell Clark and others with burial details. Cancer progress note and court calendar items listed.
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Justice of Peace
State of Texas
W. A. Stark
W. A. Chambers
Co. Co. Hampton
Comanche County
Texas
Perw .A. Cham
W A. Chambers
Little Bob Hamilton
Brownwood
Bobby Charles
Mims Memoria
Comanche
Roy D. Ming
Katherine Lee Wright
Ernest Owen Woolsey
Aransas St
Buless
Tarrant County
Comanche Hospital
Ounce
Inc
Carl J. Sohns
D.O
Cross
Vendean Walters
Lonnie Lee
Manche
W. D. Blackwood
Merla Zee Kee
Owen B. Moore
W. A. Caffey
Sidney
Elmer Wilson
Autrey Havis
de Leon
Lanora Hunt
James C. Tate
Mickey von Stephens
E. G. Stapp
Groom
D. L. Handlin
Juanita Kendel Asmus
John L. Asmus
Virginia Grace Inter
Eastland
Mary Elmina Nunnelley
State of
Delma F. Cockrell
State
John Orange
Church of Christ
James H. Womack
W. L. Mull
Larry W. Womack
Laroce Faye
John Edmund McCorkle
East 11Th St
Coleman
Coleman City
Rice
Navarro County
John Ray McCorkle
Emma Lena Bartlett McCorkle
Oma Pearl McCorkle
Lawrence Desmond Alexander
Box
Rt. 1
Dublin
Evergreen Cemetery
Gustine
Vernon
John D. Alexander
Margaret Moore Alexander
Trinity
Eleanor Bernice Boswell
10Th St. Comanche
Oakwood Cemetery
Rockdale
Ed Boswell
Benjaman Franklin Clark
East Fleming Ave
Red River County
Robert C. Clark
Frances Elizabeth Shipman Clark
David Fletcher Dobyns
South Lake
Durant
Oklo
McKinley Dobyns
Lissa Kelso Dobyns
Bertha Mae Dobyns
Claude Crews
North Austin St
Bur
Indians Score Well In Track Meets At Killeen And Brownwood
Comanche athletes excelled in two weekend meets with Harold Perkins winning three events at Killeen including the 100 yard dash in 10.2 and the 220 in 22.5 as Joe Galiga set a shot put record for Hillsboro. In Brownwood at the Bluebonnet Relays Perkins placed second in the 100 and 220 and third in the broad jump while rivals from De Leon and Hillsboro posted top finishes.
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Killeen
Brownwood
Oliver Richardson
Marlin
Hillsboro
Killen
Thorndale
Gatesville
Rockdale
Georgetown
Reichter
Waco
Lampasas
Rogers
Mexia
Midway
de Leon
Copperas Cove
Manor
Holland
Academy
Harold Perkins
Billy Evans
Comanche
Joe Galiga
Wayne Lamb
Mantley
Bluebonnet Relays
Perkins
Rodney Strain
Rusty
Durham
Durhams Plan Caribbean Cruise From Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. N. Durhams travel from Dallas to Manila and will board the Italia liner Franca fo for a Caribbean cruise. They stop at Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands Windward Islands Barbados Curacao and Port au Prince before returning home on April 14.
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Dallas
Manida
West Indies
San Juan
Puerto Ricco
Virgin Islands
Barbados
Curacao
Wag
Port-Au-Prince
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Otis A. Brazier
Courthouse News
Whitney Cemetery
John Edmond Crews
Martha Elizabeth Whitney Crews
Alice Ruby Crews
Noble Glendale Butler
Nita Merle Butler
Stephenville
Probate
City of
Mildred McLees
Travis W. Boswell
G. A. Strickland
Geneva
H. G. Humphrey
John Duncan
E. B .Atwood
Dayton Co. Powell
A. W. Sloan
Mabel
James Sparkman
Wanda
Mahon Addition
R. C Luker
Brownie
Veterans Land Board of Texas
J. M. Loggins
American Cancer Society
Laura Chance Couch
W. Co. Couch
Ottis Stailey
Tex-O-Line Co., Inc
Co. B. Bell
Texas Employers Insurance
Carrell Chambers
Maryland Casualty Company
Linda Ormand
John Mackay
Barney Mahon
Majestic Theatre
Bain Peanut Company
San Antonio
Goldkist Peanut Growers
Anadarko, Oklahoma
Hogan Scott
W. Gonzales
DE Leon, Texas
N.N. Durhams
Caribbean
Ake
Comanche, Texas
Teli
World News
Hill-Billy
Hames