Cases Disposed Of In District Courts
The docket lists multiple dispositions across 20th and 92nd District Courts. Verdicts for plaintiffs in several civil actions, divorces granted to plaintiffs, injunctions dissolved, and transfers to Federal court noted. A hung jury occurred in E. C. Stovall vs Texas Company, and partitions or appointments were ordered in estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th District Court
A. J. Pearson
W. P. Evans
E. C. Stovall
Texas Company
Chas. T. Manville
Moody Bros
N. J. Poe
Edna Bishop
W. M. Stanford
Theodosia Stanford
J. W. Burgess
Roxana Petroleum Co
Minnie Reynolds
J. B. Reynolds
92Nd District Court Co
L. Simmons
RosalLe Simmons
A. A. Donnell
Keating Implement & Machine Co
K. W. Davis
C. F. Burton
Wallace Dillard
Minnie Dillard
Morrison-Smith Lumber Co
Anderson Mfg. Co
Dave H. French
Ross Rutherford
C. C. Robinson
B. F. Weekly
Annie Hamilton
W. P. Hamilton
Annie L. Bearden
Lady of the old school: a Southern printer’s wife remembered
A tribute to a devout, long‑serving wife and mother who born in the South aided her printer husband through decades across Missouri Texas and finally in Graham Texas where they founded The Leader newspaper. She hosted revivals aided the needy and guided family with deep Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Missouri
Texas
Pap Price
Marmaduke
Paris
Cleburne
Eastern Star
Masonry
Methodist Church
Guardianship Application for Frances Bell Minors
W C Bell has filed in the County Court of Young County for Letters of Guardianship for Frances Bell Louise Bell Virginia Bell William Edward Bell and Doris Bell minors. The hearing is set for the next term beginning October 6 1924 at the Gra ham Texas courthouse. Citizens may appear and contest the application. The writ requires weekly publication for ten days in a newspaper of general circulation in Young County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
State of
Texas
Frances Bell
Louise Bell
Virginia Bell
William Edward Bell
Doris Bell
W. C. Bell
Graham
W. H. Kennedy
Clerk County
De cipherer Spirit unlocks hidden happiness in believers
The Spirit’s office is to act as God’s decoder, letting His people into the secrets of hidden happiness. The metaphor compares spiritual insight to a key that unlocks a safe containing valued wealth of faith.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
E. S. Graham
P. K. Deats
Graham P. Stewart
V. P
Thos. Tobin
C. C. Bloodworth
T. C. Deats
S. B. Street
H. B. Street
Graham Stewart
R. E, Lynch
Cc. C, Bloodworth
Baker Lockwood Mfg. Co
Fred Brunk
Jewell Moredock
S. Moredock
E. C. Reed
Jake Jones
Nora Patterson
Webster
Retail Merchants’ Association of Graham, Inc
Sarah Graves
By P. A. Martin
State OF Texas
H. L. Howard
McMurtry Motor Co
W. A. Nichols
Loving
J. M. Barnett
Lucy Shepard
Perfection” Oil
Kentucky St
East Front
Bargain
College Heights
Collier
Tulsa
Swisher County
S. E. Olney
S. W. Graham
Jean
S. F. Olney
Olney
Jean and Olney Road
Gibson-Orr Realty CO
McCain
Indian Mound Church
P. C. Walker
Cherry St
East Second St
Elm Street
Public Square
Henley Apts
South Oak
L. E. Norman
Kentucky Street
Southview Street
Ramsey, Nursery
W. D. Spivey
Marshall, King & Hinson
Graham National Bank
Irene Rich
Monte Blue
Liberty Theatre
Lucretia Lombard
Warner Brothers
Irene Ritch
Bankome Aot
The
Graham, Texas
W. A. Corbett
R. V. Tidwell
G. D. Hinson
Graham's Leading Theatre
Anna Q. Nilsson
WM. T. Carleton
Raymond Hatton
Mitchell Lewis
Frank Carro
Curtis Benton
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Rex
Nevada
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