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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1923

Page

3

Trustees Meeting In Graham May 19

The Young County Trustees Association did not hold its spring session at the regular time due to other school business. County Superintendent Avants says the meeting will probably be on May 19 after conferring with J. E. Brown, president, and definite announcements will follow. J. E. Brown of Hunt is president and Edwin Hill of Ingleside is secretary. The group aims to further public education in the county and seeks strong trustee support.

Young County Trustees Association Avants J. E. Brown Trustees of Hunt Community Edwin Hill Ingleside Young County Teachers Association Friends of Education Graham Trustees Association

Government war insurance program reaches 290250 policyholders

The government reports 290 250 policy holders for war risk insurance with total policy value of 1 119 714 905 dollars. Claims paid through December 31 1922 amount to 10 574 258 dollars.

Test Going Down on Grubbs Land

The rig rises on block 635 at W. F. Grubbs farm ten miles north of Graham near the Graham Jean road. A. A. Potter drilling contract aims for a 2800 foot test or shallower if oil appears. Cook, Ellis and others supervise as oil men watch a probable shallow sand producer in a proven field nearby.

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John Gilbert Biography Snapshot

John Gilbert aged twenty four born in Logan Utah wrote and directed films. Of French descent, he played as a child and now confesses he plays the guitar. His motto is Give me Hollywood or give me death.

Logan Utah Hollywood

Sikes Wood Visit Noted in Olney Sunday

Mr and Mrs Sikes Wood visited in Olney on Sunday with local residents and friends greeting them at a casual reception. The article records the Wood arrival and social exchanges during the visit.

Mrs. Sikes Wood Olney

Jermyn Teachers Wed in Graham Ceremonies

In Jermyn Texas on April 23 Raymond Moore wed Floy Greenman from the local school staff in Graham. The next day Clarence Evans and Snow from Jermyn also married in Graham and returned as Mr. and Mrs. Evans. Later Hiram Crum and Gladys Shaw were quietly married in Jermyn.

Jermyn Texas Raymond Moore Floy Greenman Graham Clarence Evans Miss Snow Evans Hiram Crum Gladys Shaw

Sheriff Sale Notice in Young County Texas

W T Campbell wins judgment against H C Ryan and Mrs L E Thuitt for 2424.95 at 8 percent interest. Sheriff Dan Cambern will sell Northwest 80 acres of Texan Emigration & Land Co Survey No 246 in Young County at Graham courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1923 for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.

District Court of Young County W. T. Campbell H. C. Ryan L E. Thuitt L. E. Thuitt Graham Texas Texan Emigration & Land Company Survey Dan Cambern W. J. A. Cooper

Sheriff Sale of Byrens Oil Lease Interest in Young County

Pursuant to an Order of Sale issued April 26 1923 by the District Court Ranger Gas Company sues Harry Byrens case No 7121. Sheriff W J A Cooper will sell June 6 1923 before the Young County Courthouse Graham Texas the south 40 acres of J Eddleman Survey 1728 oil and gas leasehold as of February 16 1923 to satisfy a 1444.00 judgment plus costs. Clean up days May 10 11 12.

State of Texas Young District Court Young County Ranger Gas Company Harry Byrons Court House Graham J. Eddleman Texas Harry Byrens A. D Dan Cambern W. J. A. Cooper

Young County schools mark big April election results

Olney district approves 40000 bond and one dollar tax rise. Flint Creek supports one dollar tax and 2500 bond. Red Top authorizes 4500 bond for a modern three room building. Shearer to raise tax to 50 cents with May 26 vote and Indian Mound to issue 3000 in bonds. Countywide, 38 special elections since March 1921. bond totals reach 66200. district rates vary from 50 cents to 1 dollar.

Young County Olney Flint Creek Red Top Shearer Indian Mound Markley

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