Sheriff Sale of H H Hardin Lumberyard Land Comanche County
The sheriff of Comanche County Texas announces a public sale of the lumberyard site owned by H H Hardin and other defendants. The sale is set for October 1 1935 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche County Courthouse, to satisfy a court-ordered lien from the Erath and Tarrant County suits.
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Erath
Canche
Comanche County
Austn
Texas
Tarrant County
Exaa
17Th Judicial District
Cockaint & Varnish Company
Laintiff
H. H. Hardin
Kinnebrew
Y Searcy
B. W.earcy
Frank M. Hardin
W. E. Onnell
J. Oxford
Comanche
Exas
Fort Worth - Rio Grande Railroad Company
Thefternoon
Court House
S J. . Reese
Marriages Births and Deaths Reported in De Leon Area
Court House News tallies marriages in De Leon and surrounding towns including Trowbridge and Johnson Aug 31 Dubin pair. Brown and Robeson Sept 2. Williams and Banks Aug 30. Births list Leo Marvin Rich Gena Faye Norma Marjorie Jerry Bryant and more. Several deaths noted with interments and origins, plus deeds and automobile registrations and further marriage records through September.
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T. Trowbridge
Loree Johnson
Brownwood
Otis Cahill
J. T. Brown
Marcile Robeson
Dublin
C. C. Henson
de Leon
L. S. Williams
Louise Banks
J. A. Walkup
Fort Worth
H. C. Chandler
Lelia Geraldine Faulkner
John A. Hogan
Geneva King
Chas. L. Rich
Leo Marvin
Clyde B. Tilly
George Pat Johnston
Gena Faye
Fenley Milton Elms
Bernard Milton Elms
Mart E. Stephenson
Norma Marjorie
Emmitt Scott Bradey
Jerry Bryant
Hemmie Hancock
Comanche
Lowery B. Eassey
Nelle Rboswell
Lella Gerald
Faulkner
R. FE. Medford
Dallas
Marcile Robison
Sipe Springs
J. A. Walk Kup
Doctor Ben M. Shelton Marries Brady Woman
Dr. Ben M. Shelton, Brownwood physician, wed Sunday in Brady to Miss Lucy Mae Ricks of Brady. Mrs. Shelton, a CIA graduate, has taught at Brady High School for several years.
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Ben M. Shelton
Brownwood
Brady
Lucy Mae Ricks
Shelton
Brady High School
Revival attendance by Suez community members at Beattie services
A number of residents from Suez attend the revival at Beattie this week led by Rev. L. F. Jones of Pioneer. Mrs. Georgia Booth and her daughter Maurine travel to Stephenville for Maurine to attend college.
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Beattie
L. F. Jones
Pioneer
Georgia Booth
Maurine
Stephenville
Willard Gressett
Dallas
Assembly of God
Newburgh Tursday
John Massey
Corsicana
V. S. Culberson
J. S. Martin
Cross Plains
H. Martin
Local Visitors and Social News Roundup
Stagg Creek residents Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Foster and son Earl Ray of Big Spring visit H. F. LaRoque family. Belton May returns from Louisiana and Miss Minnie May goes back to Lubbock. Ladies Quilting Club met with Mrs. Lena Drennan. Anson visitors Spot Fielder and Rafe Fielder, Miss Ida Collier from Mart, Chambers family and Aline Linders visit Sipe Springs. Fred Hall returns from Alabama. Theron Morrow visits Brownwood. Eldey Reeves preaches at Primitive Baptist Church. Odell La Roque visits Bibb with aunt Mrs. Pat Scott.
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Fritz Foster
Earl Ray
Big Spring
H. F. LaRoque
Belton May
Minden
Louisiana
Minnie May
J. Z. May
Lubbock
Ladies Quilting Club
Lena Drennan
Spot Fielder
Anson
Rafe Fielder
Ida Collier
F. B. Chambers
Christine
Aline Linders
Sipe Springs
Fred Hall
Alabama
Theron Morrow
Brownwood
J. D. Morrow
Eldey Reeves
Primitive Baptist Church
Odell la Roque
Pat Scott
Bibb
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two in one remedy that destroys malaria infection and builds up the blood. It claims wide use, safety for children, pleasant taste, and availability in 5c and 1 size at drug stores with a price discount comparison.
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Grove
Local families share visits across Macksville and Gus tine
Hazel Dell Lynch and family spent Monday with son John Lynch. Lucille Matthews from Gustine visited Delma Lola and Berta Turnbow. James Gerga from Mackeville spent part of last week with Aeiddy. Cliffomt Hillhouse hosted at Macksville. Horace Applewhite and son visited Dock McDonald in Gustine. Kenneth King of Edna Hill visited W A Bryson family. Alta Handcock returned from Macksville visit with Wayland McDonald. Wayland McDonald and wife stayed with Tom Gatlin’s family. R M Alexander family visited Purvis. John Lynch and baby of Baggett spent Sunday with Tobe Lynch family.
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Tobe Lynch
John Lynch
Baggett
Lucille Matthews
Gustine
Delma
Lola
Berta Turnbow
James Gerga
Mackeville
Aeiddy
Cliffomt Hillhouse
Eargle Hillhouse
Macksville
Horace Applewhite
Dock McDonald
Kenneth King
Edna Hill
W. A. Bryson
Alta Myree Handcock
Wayland McDonald
Tom Gatlin
R. M. Alexander
Purvis
Baby
Brownwood City Keeps Tax Rate at 1.75 Total
The Brownwood City tax rate is set at 1.05 for the city and 0.70 for the city schools, totaling 1.75. The combined rate is five cents lower than last year.
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Brownwood
McKenzie Hotel Ad Offers All You Can Eat for 25 Cents
When you do not go home for dinner, go to the Rebel one block off the southeast corner of the square. All you can eat for 25 cents with a variety of choice food served family style. No advance notice needed to dine at the hotel. Clean rooms and beds at reasonable rates.
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Rebel
McKenzie Hotel
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Texas Highway Construction
State of
P. R. Juntington
State Highway Department
Austin
Hart
Sheriff’s Sale Real Estate
Court House News
Sarah E. Sides
Alabame
Lewis Clark Echols
German
Atlanta
Oliver Clyde Smith
Selah Olpha Mills
Georgia
Det Childres
Proetler
Zion Hill Cemetery
Arkansas
G. H. York
C. M. Townsely
Ship Carnes
Brooks
Tom Carnes
Gage
City of
John Duncan
F. & M. Bank
W. T. Owen
Wm. Shipp
Shiv Carnes
I. G. Wyatt
C. H. Rutherford
East
R. R. Co
Ray Copley
C. J. Stark
W. T. Murphy
J. C. Moore
J. J. Holleman
Roy Nelson
Higginbotham
F. G. Weaver
J. F .Caffey
E. D. Payne
R. M. Bell
Chevrolet
H. R. Birdnow
W. W. Durham
D. Kirk Pettit
Byers
Plymouth
W. C. Reese
Ford
G. W. Helmsley
Olga Neu
A. S. Morse
R. A. Luker
Proctor
Q. Smith
Waco
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
J. W. Hiller
T. E. Henry
Hasse
Port Tudor
D. C
Conway Thompson
J. F. Barber
Geo. Davis
T. R. Helmsley
D. M. Brightman
Chas. Hoffman
Walcott
Cc. M. Dingus
C. L. Evans
W. P. Grogan
Jim Wetzel
Jakehamon
C. M. Townsley
T. B. Seago
First Christian Church of
J. W. Carwile
Jim T. Jones
Dr. Porter
Porter
Cirrove
Suez
Stagg Creek
Hazel Dell
Scholl
Renfro-MeMina Drug Co
Baker ST
Brownwood, Texas
Bowen Buses
FT. Worth
San Angelo
Roberson Bus Lines, Inc
Bowen Line
Ed Sanders
Quick Express
Sinclair Refiting Company (Inc
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
W. C. House
McKenzie
Sutton Dudley
Vance Terrell
Stephenville Hospital
Sterling Price
M. D
Sidney
E. R. Ammons
West Side Square
Daughety Clinic
Central Texas Hospital
N. A. Palmer &Co
Nate
Bank
A. J. Gray
Kenneth Ory
Comanche Nations Bank
Aumex
Office
Resi
Geo. T. Black Wall
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman
Gulf Refining CO
W. H. Slider
C. L. Wyche
Masonic Building
Weldon
Glasgow
Biggs’ Auto Parts and Service
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