Marriage Licenses and Divorces in Lubbock Court Notices
Numerous names and cases appear in a Lubbock court transcription listing marriage licenses, divorces, probate matters, and public notices. Entries include names such as Pats. Mover, Charles Var, Miss Pare, and Miss Fartes, alongside district court references and property transfers in Lubboek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Courts
Pestiet Court
Vrs. Pats. Mover
Dodge Preshting
Dexter
Ras
Aiat
Persa
Charles Var
Buardens
Aoa Bate
Sara de
Student Nurses Graduate Friday at Lubbock School Ceremony
Graduation honors 23 students from the Lubbock School of Vocational Nurses in a First United Methodist Church ceremony. Class No 4 attendees will lunch at Downtown Kurrs Cafeteria before the event with Dr Albert Loveless delivering the principal address and Mary R. Forman presenting diplomas. Evean Arnold will pin the graduates under the Lubbock Independent School District program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock School of Vocational Nurses
At & Pom
First United Methodist Church
Kurr
Albert
Loveless
Mary R. Forman
R. No
Evean Arnold
Lubbock, Independent
Bonds Set After Innocence Plea in Lubbock
Lassie K. Malone 48 of 2004 Teak pleaded innocent to liquor law violation and procuring charges with bonds set at 400 and 200 dollars respectively. James Lloyd Gray 35 of 2907 35th St was fined 100 dollars plus costs and given 19 days in jail with 12 months probation after pleading guilty to a DWI before Judge Boedeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Boedeker
Lassie K. Malone
Teak
James Lloyd Gray
35Th St
Boedeker
Burglars Target Southern Baptist Church and Local Businesses
Robbers hit the Southern Baptist Church at 4810 Ave P and six offices on Tuesday, taking a safe with a hammer and chisel, two blank checks, and $20 in checks. A music desk cash, a pastor’s tape recorder, and a fire extinguisher residue suggest an erasure attempt. Separate thefts at Western Air Products, J W Kirby Enco, a Ramada Inn room, and a residence yielded a $350 TV, an $880 stereo system, clothing, a wallet with $732, plus miscellaneous change and small cash losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southerest Baptist Church
Ave. P
Western Air Products Inc
Ave. A
J. W. Kirby
Enco
34Th St
Stein
Ramada Inn
1000 Avenue Q
North Drive
Jim Reynolds
Baylor St
Six Lubbock Men Bonded After Marijuana Charges
Six Lubbock men charged with legal possession of marijuana posted $1,000 bonds and were released from county jail Tuesday. Defendants include Jimmyl Chris Dyer 22 Robert Leal Haynes 27 Max Quebe 21 Grady Henry Hentz 24 Jack Dillon 22 and Kenneth Dennis 19. Bonds set by Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Jimmyl Chris Dyer
Main St
Robert Leal Haynes
43Rd St
Max Quebe
Grady Henry Hentz
Auburn
Jack Dillon
7Th St
Kenneth Dennis
Acuff Road
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
California considers statewide school financing plan
Sacramento officials and lawmakers eyed a statewide property tax as the likely alternative to fund California schools after a court ruling condemned local property taxes. Senate education chair Albert Rodda and Assembly Education chair Leroy Greene predicted a statewide tax plus sales tax uplift as the practical remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
API
Leroy
Greene
Assembly
California
Supreme Court
Albert Rodda
Senate Education Committee
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Aliam J. Johnson
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Green
Rodda
Wilson Riles
Education Committee
Retirement reception honors Dr Juddie Willingham of Tech
Dr Juddie J. Willingham, longtime Texas Tech dairy processing expert and former chair of the agricultural sciences technology department, was honored at a retirement reception in the University Center. He joined Tech in 1925, earned degrees from Texas A&M and Iowa State, and has won state and national dairy awards. His wife will remain in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker Tech
Juddie J. Willingham
Texas Tech
Food Technology
Anson Rabb Bertrand
Tech
College of Agricultural Sciences
Willingham
Products Institute of Texas
Agricultural Sciences
Cal J
Leagues and Friends
Sub- University Center
Texas A&m
Iowa State University
James A. Carver
New Mexico
George Wilson
Compensation Suit Continues in U S District Court
Testimony in a workmen's compensation dispute proceeds at 10 a.m. in U S District Court. Travelers Insurance seeks to overturn an Industrial Accident Board award to John Brinner of Snyder, 21, who alleges an oilfield injury May 1, 1970 while working for Honda Drilling Co. A separate farm damage suit against Monsanto Co. by Verlon Hillburn of Denver City over cotton crop losses from Lasso product settles, amount undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
Industrial Accident Board
Travelers Insurance Co
John Brinner
Snyder
Brinner
Honda Drilling Co
U.S
Verlon Hillburn
Denver City
Monsanto Co
Hillburn
Monsanto
56 Indictments by Ector County Grand Jury
Odessa special report says the Ector County grand jury for the 161st District Court returned 56 indictments and three no bills. A record 71 cases were scheduled for presentation. Tuesday’s findings closed the March session and another grand jury will be selected next week.
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Odessa
Ector County
161St District Court
Tal
Sara
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Ray Hiden
Ade Luten
Mia
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Lobhock Iter Thomay Mietreses
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Willtaer Ho
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Leuekerbeard
Fe Fiavkerhy
Mothe Beone
Vaasson
Colsty Cour
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Tyne Peatate
Joe Allen
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Evel
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Daniel Moward Konescy
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Dag
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Tevas
Amarco Laniuat
Natena
Tadheok Vanity Merton
Tawsers Surety Carp
Reina
Hartford Arcident
Todermaity Co
Appelles
T Hardford Accident & Tageri
Hardeman County
Commissioners Court of
Lubbock County
Trans Os
Crawford
Teat Tesax Ef
Lubbous County
Franklin Savings Bank of
New York
Joba
Lot Atha Cees
Wiliam
Cat Petrace
Lanner
Tim Lee
Clapp
Ieee
Dave EO Lees
Fluohanes
Turner
van Po
Peter
Bel Bet
Hijlerest
Wil & Ret
Robert Fb
White Akeay
Jerry Afeiter
Andoweite
Het Owe
Marte State
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Wile
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Cine
Awe Pany
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Yeager
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Overton Addawees
Han HD Kher
Robert- Neath
James VV. Reese
John W. Hensen
Lot
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Greg Kell
Jamee V Reese
Forrest Hira
Ruth Seer
Wanda Filkins
Latrice
Thibodeaux Ferretta
Ware T. Miller
Pleasant Ridge
Atene
W. Whiteker
Paul H Boone
Lee
Hrownlee
Chartey Roach Patya
Lot JU
Live Oak
UA Laws
J.T. Rewth
Pink Parrish
Oy Senn
Frank Jones Jr
Rodwily
Manhattan
Oliv of
Lubboek
Sunny Siepe Adin
Bonds
Faibbock Avalanche Journal
Fth
Avenue J
Texas
Moorning
Eve
Sun
California School Financing
Tallahassee
Fla
Sidney M. Wolinsky
San Francisco
Zenith
Ollie B. Livingston
Hearing Aid Center
Texas Hearing Aid Assn
National Hearing Aid Society
Monterey
Hickory Inn & Apollo
Monterey Center
Sears
Mantel
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Craftsman
General Catalog
Craftsman Sportsman
Mrs
Jo Matthews
Matthews
Family Buffett
Nell Oldham
Lubbock Parkway
Parkway Drive
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