Kimble County Suit Seeks Quiet Title To Lands
A civil action in Kimble County seeks title and possession of multiple tracts described in a 1910 deed to Newt Nance. Plaintiff asserts peaceable adverse possession for over five years and more than twenty five years of a regular chain of title, naming numerous defendants and unknown heirs. The petition requests judgment for title and relief, with citation to appear at the August 14, 1939 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Kimble County
A. D. Grief
Hester Way
William H. Way
Hettie E. Way
District Court
Junction
Harry Miller
Fred H. Way
F. H. Wavy
Newt Nance
A. Braess
G. Schleicher
F. W. Schulers
F. W Schulers
C. Wallstein
Conrad Sistein
Henry F. Bossman
W. B. Hardeman
Ann L. Hardeman
Kimble
A. D
Ramsey Randolph
Whittle and Holmes Tie Quiet June 17 Nupial
Albert E. Whittle son of E F Whittle and Mary Holmes daughter of Y W Holmes were married June 17 and will ranch east of Rocksprings. Whittle a Rocksprings High School graduate and rising local talent. Holmes a Daniel Baker Brownwood graduate with many academic credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Whittle
E. F. Whittle
Rocksprings
Mary Holmes
Y. W. Holmes
Comanche
Whittle
Rocksprings High School
Daniel Baker
Brownwood
Texas Mohair Weekly
Mrs. Aldie Murr Honors Husband on Birthday
Mrs. Aldie Murr hosted a July 8 barbecue honoring her husband with four generations present. Forty two games entertained guests as barbecued chicken, trimmings, cake and watermelon followed under the trees. Attendants included Chester Murr Eva Ruth Hodges Murr family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldie Murr
Mr. Murr
Chester Murr
Eva Ruth
Murr Hodges
Charlie Murr
T. W
Edith Charlene
Effie Burleson
Edith Murr
J. D. Murr
Paul Garrett Murr
Mary Catherine Murr
Mrs. Ed Bode Honored With Tea At Bennett Ranch
Mrs. S. P. Bennett and guests hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea for Mrs. Ed Bode at the S. P. Bennett ranch. The setup featured pink linens and a cut glass basket of pink and white sweet peas, with Mrs. Bennett presiding and a long guest list of local ladies and several Simons families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Bennett
Millard Bennett
Bob Ragsdale
Ed Bode
S. P. Bennett Ranch
Delphine Allen
Elsie Simon
Guy Munn
Ernest Dunbar
Rufus Coney
Leonard Dunbar
E. O. Dunbar
Chester Simon
R. T. Williamson
Arthur Simon
Herbet Simon
Emmett Simon
N. C. Tulless
Fully Consert
E. H. Harrison
Willard Ranne
Chas. Simon
Ramsey Randolph
Earl Hill
Mrs Roy Baker Hosts Little Club Bridge Tea
Mrs Roy Baker entertained the Little Club and guests at her suburban home on Friday af ternoon with bridge. Guest prize went to Mrs H G Hubert and the club trophy to Mrs Coke R Stevenson. other attendees included Mrs L R Allen Mrs W E Allen Mrs Robert Huffman Mrs Lee Craven Mrs Vann Martin and Mrs Chris Schraub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Club
Roy Baker
H. G. Hubert
Coke R. Stevenson
L. R. Allen
W. E. Allen
Robert Huffman
Lee Craven
Vann Martin
Chris Schraub
Miss Juanita Cowsert Crowned Duchess of Junction
Miss Juanita Cowsert daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Cowsert represented Junction as duchess at the Kerrville rodeo coronation ceremonies. She was escorted by Raymond James and the couple attended several social events honoring the court members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Cowsert
J. D. Cowsert
Junction
Kerrville
Raymond James
Mrs. Wilson visits San Antonio kin after week long trip
Mrs Frank L Wilson returned from San Antonio where she spent a week with Mr and Mrs Bill Bryan and their children. Rev James J Kellam attended the Baptist Encampment at Menard earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wilson
San Antonio
Bill Bryan
James J. Kellam
Menard
Book review by Mrs Hill in Sterling City society
Rev and Mrs Ennis B Hill traveled to San Angelo on Tuesday where Mrs Hill presented a book review for the Sterling City Woman's Missionary Society. Miss Katie Wilson returns to work after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis B. Hill
San Angelo
Wrights and Jones Return From Texas New Mexico Visit
Mrs Jim Wright Miss Elizabeth Wright and Jack Jones returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Hobbs and Eunice New Mexico Mr and Mrs L D Borden and son Lee returned Monday evening from a week end visit with relatives in Austin Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Jack Jones
Hobbs
Eunice New Mexico
L. D. Borden and Son
Lee
Austin
Local FFA Boys To Get Lone Star Farmer's Degree
Two Kimble County students K Cowsert and Kennon Stapp from Junction High School will join 139 Texas FFA members at the Eleventh Annual State Convention in Temple on July 20 to receive the Lone Star Farmer's Degree for leadership character scholarship cooperation citizenship improved agriculture service patriotism thrift and recreation. They lead the chapter since 1931 and anticipate pursuing the American Farmer Degree later. They travel with advisor Wim W Gregory leaving July 19 and visit Lampasas before the state event.
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Junction High School
Kimble County
K. Cowsert
Kennon Stapp
Texas Future Farmers of America
Temple
Hill
FFA
Wim. W. Gregory
Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association
Lampassas
Graham reunion draws Kingston visitors to Junction
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graham of Kingston New Mexico arrived Tuesday for a Graham reunion during the Phillips family gathering here. They left Junction in 1908 to settle in New Mexico and expect to catch old friends and relatives. Mrs. J M Livingston of San Angelo joined the group while Overby Smith returned from Austin to visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Graham
Kingston
New Mexico
Junction
Phillips
Local Notes on Visits and a Birth in London Community
Miss Christine Schraub returned from Austin and plans a September return. Miss Mavis Roberts visits friends in Taylor this week. Carlton Dale is the name of the son born to Mr and Mrs O H Pearl on June 30 in the London community. Mrs C K Cunningham and children returned from an extended visit with relatives at Ponta Texas near Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Schraub
Austin
Mavis Roberts
Taylor
Carlton Dale
O. H. Pearl
London
C. K. Cunningham
Ponta
Texas
Jacksonville
Texan mother of four dies in Wyoming highway crash
Mrs. A R Bell 42 of Smiley Texas was killed when her car veered across a highway 30 miles west of Casper and struck a bridge guard rail after a tire blowout. She was homeward bound from a West tour and was a cousin of Gene Herron, a local baker.
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Casper Wyo
A. R. Bell
Smiley
Tex
Here
Gene Herron
Junction
Notice to Junction Businesses on Legion Post charges
Advisory to Junction business houses not to charge the local American Legion Post without an official order signed by the Post Commander Adjutant or Executive committee chairman P H Barrow. Loma Belle Jarvis underwent tonsil removal surgery at Wiedeman Clinic Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
American Legion
P. H. Barrow
Loma Belle Jarvis
Wiedeman Clinic
Roy Bierschwale rises to Houston district superintendent
Roy Bierschwale formerly of Junction now an insurance agent in Houston has been promoted to superintendent of the Houston District for Washington National Insurance Company. His likeness and achievements are listed in the Monthly Review. He has spent all his life in Kimble County and has many friends rejoicing in his success.
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Roy Bierschwale
Junction
Houston
Washington National Insurance Company
Monthly Review
Roy
Kimble County
Texas Ranger visit noted in Santa Anna home feature
Bob Neal of Midland and Misses Ruby and Elza Mae Neal of Junction attended a Texas-New Mexico Pipeline Co. picnic in New Braunfels and visited Austin. Beverly Jane Cunningham stayed with her aunt Mrs. L. D. Borden. W. E. Hagood toured Abilene and Brownwood. The Texas Rangers headquarters in Santa Anna is described as ideal. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Stephen keep relatives in Fort Stockton and Eunice New Mexico. Brown family returns from Mexia with reports of good crops.
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Bob Neal
Midland
Ruby
Elza Mae Neal
Junction
New Braunfels
Texas-New Mexico Pipeline Co
Austin
Bob
Ben Neal
Beverly Jane Cunningham
L. D. Borden
Wayne A. Sears
Ruby and
San Antonio
S. O. Durst
Texas Rangers
Santa Anna
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Invitation
The passage lists Thom as J. Bradley as minister of the Presbyterian Church with a Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning service at 11:00 A. M. Segovia at 3:30 P. M. Roosevelt at 8:15 P. M. and extends a cordial invitation to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Bradley
Segovia
Roosevelt
New Gulf Station to Rise West of Cozy Inn on Main
New Gulf Station at Alton Mason is under construction one block west of the Cozy Inn on Main Street. B. O. Newby supervises the project which should finish in about two weeks. Willis Mason and son W. A. Mason will operate the new station. Little Bettie Ann Wendorf of Corsicana visits her uncle C. W. McCarroll and family while her parents are vacationing on the Pacific coast. Mrs. Lee Lowry visits her brother Tom Ragland in Dripping Springs this week.
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Alton Mason
Main Street
B. O. Newby
Willis Mason and Son
W. A. Mason
Little Bettie Ann Wendorf
Corsicana
C. W. McCarroll
Mrs. McCarroll
Mrs
Ed Wendorf
Pacific Coast
Lee Lowry
Tom Ragland
Dripping Springs
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Rudolph Stehling
Judge Adkins
Loretta and
Eulila Ballard
Lucy Motley
Mrs. Loftin Little
Floyd Little
Loyd Buster
Corpus Christi
State Health Department
Brooks Dairy
Whittle—Holmes
Katie Wilson
Mrs. J. W. Graham
Overby Smith
J. Holt Smith
Floyd Bierschwale
H. M. McElroy
Eden
Dillard Motley
Joe Eager
Robert Motley
St. Edmund of Canterbury
Bette Davis
George Brent Melody
Clyde Lucas and Orchestra
Zenobia
Oliver Hardy
June Lang
Walter Pidgein
Rita Johnson
Pete Smith
Weather Wizards News
L. Overman
Patricia Morrison
W. E. Hagood
Abilene
Luke Hagood
Mrs. Hagood
W. B. Brown
Mexia
Brown
Presbyterian Church
New Gulf Station
Borden
Underwriters Laboratories
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Service Railroad Commission of Texas
The
Borden Company
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