Homer Bumgarner Rites Held in Gustine May 14 1949
Homer Bumgarner a Gustine resident died May 14 at the German sanatorium after a heart attack. He served in WWI and married Eva Moore in 1916. A devout Christian, he aided neighbors and friends, survived by his wife and four siblings. Funeral services were May 15 at the Gustine Church of Christ, interment Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Homer Bumgarner
Gustine
Tine
Eva Moore
Energy Community
Homer
Kirby Bumgarner
San Antonio
Guy Bumgarner
Brownwood
Cecil Bumegarner
Maud Shockley
Versalis
California
Alton Hall
Abilene
Gustine Church of Christ
Evergreen Cemetery
C. T. Seago
B. A. Howell
P. H. Isham
A. F. Cook
Wiley Walker
Jerry Clements
Courthouse News District Court Docket Summary
State and other cases include burglary sentences two years suspended in penitentiary for Sims and Quinn, forgery two years, displ of mortgage property and partition suits. Divorce actions include Eunice Brown, W A King and Ruby Eliff with injunctions. verdicts for S A Moore and multiple marriages licenses and recorded deeds listed.
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Matthew Anderson Sims
Philip Edward Quinn
Brglary
J. E. Sones
Hubert Ernest Earles
J. M. Mowell
G. D. Lindley
Mr. Kinney
Ona Lee Shugart
Eunice Brown
John L. Brown
F. & M. Banks
W. C. Kazier
W. A. King
Mamie H. King
Ruby Eliff
W. O. Eliff
Miletta Glasscock
S. A. Moore
Hoyt S. Alexander
Mavis Joe Trice
Fred Scott
Linnese Dillin
Jimmie Rex Scott
Helen Maxine Rogers
Harold W. Lawless
Maxine Craig
R.D. Woods
Mildred
Vineyard Insurance Service Promotes Fire and Casualty Coverage
Local notice highlights no waiting period for fire and casualty policies from Vineyard’s in Comanche with term policies offering savings for country and town properties. It urges licensing, state oversight, and fair settlements, plus optional polio and accidental death coverage and notes the office on the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Insurance Service
Comanche
Austin
Insurance Board
Vineard
Board of Insurance Commissioners
Vineyard’s
Tom Ashley
Local Land Transfers and Farm Yield Note Comanche Golf Oddity
A sequence of land transfers is listed with various buyers and sellers in De Leon and surrounding area, detailing parcels in the Original Town Plat and Davidson and Calvert surveys with prices from 1 000 to 5 000 dollars. Bert Mayfield reports corn yields of 41 bushels per acre on a 10 acre field sown with vetch last year versus 21 bushels on adjacent land without vetch. Comanche men play golf on Reservoir Hill, benefiting from Highway 36 West opening to Rising Star and reducing trips to Brownwood as locals adapt to the improvised course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mayfield
Indian Gap
Reservoir Hill
Brownwood
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