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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1961
Page
7
A court action titled as a judgment requested by both sides proceeds this week. The case involves a plaintiff and defendant linked to a motel dispute and related financial claims. The initial hearing focuses on entering formal judgments and tendered evidence while awaiting further court orders.
Fragmentary text shows a Dear Ann Landers advice column with garbled questions about marriage and fidelity. The legible lines mention phony claims, many men, and dissatisfaction, but specific details or outcomes are unclear.
Mr. and Mrs. Robe announce the betrothal of Billie Caroto Gon, daughter of a farming family, with plans for a church rite. The couple, connected to Ind view High and local employment, will wed in a Lutheran ceremony in Texas, with details led by Gene McMennamy and Seth Ward.
Fragmentary OCR text does not reveal a coherent event, date, or involved entities to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
The Miss Lubbock pageant entry deadline has been extended from noon Wednesday to allow more contestants to join. Final contestants will be announced on Friday night at the Caprock Center where 18 finalists will compete.
The readable text fragment references names such as Norman, KC Talhiocer, and Dew with scattered words about court, notices, and dates. It reads like a damaged legal or public notice page with unclear actions and participants.
Court records show pleas entered in a case involving warranty deeds as parties seek legal resolution. Proceedings concern property transfers and formal claims regarding titles. Officials note the suit progresses with filings from involved individuals and attorneys.
An outer court settlement of 1300 dollars in a civil suit for damages involving a minor was approved Monday in Pinch District Court by Judge Howard Davison acting for Judge Victor Lindsey. The suit, brought by Santas Mone for 7 year old Jimmy Alonzentist Howard G. Blake, concerns a traffic mishap at Brownfield on October 8 in which Timmy Alonza was struck by a car driven by Larry Tan Hla and owned by Howard G Uihike.
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