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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
3
Paper bound copies sell for 1.65 dollars, mail order 1.79. Cloth bound edition priced at 2.00 dollars, mail 2.24. Comanche Chief notes the new almanacs are available by order.
A writ requires defendants including 1 and widow T J Morris and others to answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance in a suit filed April 38 1961 by Coastal States Gas Producing Company et al. The action seeks a court appointment of a receiver to execute an oil gas and mineral lease on specified lands in Comanche County including four described tracts and associated surveys.
The State of Texas and Comanche County sue unknown heirs and others to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lot Five, Block 2, Original Addition to Pros tor, with 11.98 dollars due. The suit seeks foreclosure of tax liens and damages, with defendants required to answer by the 26th day of June 1941.
Here from Big Spring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peden and four children visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilkerson, on Sunday. Ralph recently moved to Big Spring from Utah after several years there, having come from Alaska prior to Utah.
Notice in case 10355 before the Comanche County District Court cites J M Odell and unknown heirs to answer by 10 am on first Monday after 42 days from June 5 1961 regarding a one acre land parcel in Comanche County part of Asa Hoxey survey and Hugh Reed deed references, with return required if not served within ninety days.
Comanche 4-H Club members listed include Bob and Joe Brannan Claude and Tom R Dudley Anne and Charles Williams Jane Ann Robertson Mike Parker Buddy Prother Lu Ann Chancellor Mike Jerry and Dickie Dickson Max Parker Tommy Marshall. Members to collect record sheets from Extension Office. thanks extended to Albert Brannan and Herbert Goodson. May meeting canceled.
F. L. Terrill and wife Faye Terrill sell 2.7 acres from Samuel Stockbridge Survey to the United States of America for a consideration of 4610 dollars. The record notes the mortgage and deed transfer details for the property.
Fragmentary legal notice from Comanche County Texas dated May 5 within the 19th century reference. Mentions court seal, hand, and administrative signer Atten tion DB Wilhelm in the Judicial District. details unreadable.
Twin sisters Sue and Lou Albin, daughters of Mr and Mrs Earl Albin, won the May Rodeo Barrell Race by taking top honors in the event.
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