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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1956
Page
6
A Port Isabel feature profiles a group of 1956 graduates noted for overall sports participation during high school. The piece highlights their varied athletic involvement and outlines post graduation plans, including work and art school ambitions. The article reflects local history from Port Isabel Texas during the late 1940s and 1950s era.
The Port Isabel Press lists Democratic Primary candidates for Cameron County offices with filing costs. Rogers Kelsey seeks State Senate. others include local and precinct races. A classified note mentions rent listings and veteran notices amid the ad column.
Auction style sale of used refrigerators Electrolux butane Frigidaire General Electric units priced from 20 to 85 dollars. Also a two ton 220 volt Remington air conditioner at 190 dollars and a cabinet style sewing machine at 20. Includes a combination radio television table model Blond finish. Call Port Electric Service WH 3-2835.
The Tie Wharves and other facilities of the Twin City Fishermen's Cooperative in Port Isabel are posted and not accessible to unauthorized persons. The notice, signed by manager P A Coleman, includes pool hours, member fees of 10 dollars per season, and contact details for Mrs Flake Furby. Also listed are leasing and rental notices for Port Electri Service and apartments with local contact numbers.
Citation commands Ruby Moses Murphy to appear and answer in district court by 10 A.M. on the first Monday after 42 days from issue. Case No. 33528 filed April 26, 1956. Plaintiff Jack A Murphy sues Ruby Moses Murphy for divorce. Brownsville Texas venue at Cameron County Court House.
Citation issued by the 103rd District Court in Cameron County Texas states dissolution grounds for a divorce by mutual consent after as long as ten years of separation with no cohabitation. No children and no community estate exist. Service deadline is 90 days from issuance. document dated April 26, 1956, in Brownsville with Clerk Lula George and Deputy Josephine Ross.
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