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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
3
Public records list Frank L. Hatch versus Maudean Hatch in civil docket. A divorce suit was filed and assigned to Judge Garland Casebier in the civil division.
The State of Texas vs Margaret Kenedy filed January 26 by J O Wright charges driving without a license. The State of Texas vs Carl Winston Murr charged January 22 by J A Sikes with speeding.
Mason School District to Louis Bruce for a 1944 Ford pickup. Clovis Barker Motor Co to Robert Jackson for a 1941 Dodge pickup. Highland Chevrolet Co to H L Smith for a 1949 Chevrolet sedan. Johnnie L Cox to ElRoy Deechert for a 1950 Chevrolet sedan. J D Noguess to W E James for a 1949 Ford pickup. Salone Macias to Alfardo Cuellar for a 1940 Ford sedan.
Eugene H. Jones and wife Will Jones designate a north of 10 acre homestead subdivision out of Survey 397 Cert 608 from original grantee C C Blau. Certified copy of judgment settles Whitewood estate among heirs Grace Harper Clara Wendel Fred Whitewood Leana Hopf Nell Nabors Spencer Whitewood Bernice Kinsey.
A series of land and mineral deeds detail assignments and partitions across multiple sections and surveys. Names include Annie Norton, Richard Norton Jr, Tom Phillips, Florence Roberts, and August Doell among others. Parcels range from several hundred to over six hundred acres, with certificates and aboriginal survey references noted.
The will of W. E. High tower transfers undivided interests totaling 2560 acres in oil, gas and other minerals across surveys 3, 17, 18, and 4 to Frank J. Hightower and his role as trustee. It specifies 13/1280 and 13/640 fractions in various surveys to secure mineral rights, with additional 640 and 839 acres from surveys 19 and 30 under GWT Prag Co.
Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick moves from the local district headquarters to the Texas Ranger office in Austin and will begin work there February 1.
Mr and Mrs R H Woody who have lived at Shell Station for about ten years move to Halletsville on February 1 where Mr Woody will assume the role of station chief. Mrs Woody had been visiting their son Alvin Woody and family in Midland while Mr Woody prepared for the new job.
Mr and Mrs Ben Meek departed for Yokohama Japan on Monday following several days hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanton Bundy Jr in their home.
Mr and Mrs W L Millsap Mrs Dick Davee and daughters and Melba Simmons attended the McCulloch County Singing Convention in Central Baptist Church in Brady Sunday afternoon.
Louis Joseph attends the American Fusion Association Spring and Summer Market held January 18 to 23 in Dallas at the Adolphus Baker and Blue Bonnet hotels. The event gathers industry professionals for showcases and networking.
Mmes. Nolan Gilliam Oliver Linn Vierling Fred Coleman Hubert Brewster Roy Nelson and W T Laxson attended the OES school of instruction in Leakey Monday.
Joy and June Dunbar have recovered from flu infections after treatment and rest, with both described as improving and back to normal activities.
Mr and Mrs Carl Black formerly of Junction move February 1 to San Angelo where Mr Black has accepted the position of manager at Sturges. They have resided in Abilene since leaving Junction.
Mrs Guss Bannowsky returns Saturday from Paducah where she was at her mother Mrs A B Long's bedside as she remains critically ill in the hospital. She found her husband at home ill with influenza.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stewart and their children Iradean Sherry Michael and Monica traveled to Devine Saturday and Rock Springs Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Joe Greer information notes a family obituary event with locations and participants.
Miss Alma Owen a Llano area teacher visited Mr and Mrs Wilson Buster this week. She is Mrs Buster’s sister.
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