Hardin County Deeds Transfers and Releases Summary
Hardin County Texas records list deeds and transfers including Howard Sonnier et ux to San Jacinto Savings and Loan Assoc deed of trust and multiple transfers to Jasper Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. including wills releases and assignments involving Oakland, Beaumont, Houston entities and various individuals. The notice covers numerous deeds of trust warr deeds releases and assignments among banks savings and loan entities and private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Sonnier
San Jacinto Savings and Loan Assoc
W. R. Savoy
J. W. Clark
Joe M. Clark
LéRovy Warren
Frazier Homes Inc
Hardin County Savings and Loan Assoc
R. J. Crow
Progressive Builders Inc
Jasper Federal Savings and Loan Assoc Amgn
Jimmie R. Sirs Jr
Hardin County
Savngs and Loan Assoc
Deer of Trust
Annie Florence
Chile
Morgan E Hartley
Charles W. Adams
Tri Ie Aluminum Inc
Ugene R. Dohmann
Buck Jones Lumber Company
Richard FE. Haussner
Pete Sheiroe
George P. Verrett
Pearl M. Ver
H. Carpenter Jr
Charles H Faxton
RG. Rice
FE. L. McNeil
R. G. Rice
E. L. McNeil
Kathleen Coe
Sisbee State Bank
Janna Carpenter
J . Neal Man
R Oi Co
John C Poles
Challenger Oil Co
R. Summers
R. Summers Et al, Assign Viola J. Page
Alto
Jordan
Mills Tookeree
Sears
First State Bank of
Jasper
Cc. N
First State Bank of Jasper
Alma R. Wiggins
Ben Warr
Willam H. Derrick
Fran L. Plainty
Mason F. Triplett
Dallas
E. Gordon
Mattie Sanders
Nona Mills
Pacifi Gulf Investment
American National Bank of Beamont
Col
Robert Lee Richmond
Warr
J. H. Bozeman Et Ux
Warr Deed
Village State Bank
Fidelity Lav
J. H. Boseman
Victor State Bank
Wonderland Homes Inc
Ken Jasper Federal
Morris K. McDaniel
American National Bank of Beaumont
Bell Collier
Americana and Telegraph Co
W. Sanders
Challenger Oil
George A. Meadows
James Leonard Fregia
Carl Brammer
Ruth M. Austin
Ganer
Clara A. Baker
Gainer
H. F. Clark
E. FE
Gatez Jr
Beaumont Business Leader Named Gulf States President
Glen E. Richard, treasurer of Gulf States Utilities, was elected president and a director of Gulf States at a board meeting in Beaumont. He and his wife reside there and he serves as an elder at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. He also sits on the boards of United Appeals and the Family Land Children's Bureau and is active in the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen E. Richard
Gulf States Utilities Company
Beaumont
J. J. Morrison
Richard
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
United Appeals
Family Land Children's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Hardin County auction bids for heavy equipment and legal transfers
The Har din County Commissioners Court invites sealed bids by 10:00 a m January 13 for three 1964 model tow cab and chassis trucks and two 1987 Chevrolet dumps with related bodies and cab, plus trading allowances. Also listed are numerous property deeds and powers of attorney transfers involving local banks and residents, with bid acceptance right reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court of
Hardin County
Texas
Seur
Myron
Payne
Silsbee
Commissoners’ Court
Card of Thanks for Fire Help to Family of Joe Beaver
The family of Joe Beaver expresses gratitude to the Volunteer Fire Department and friends for assistance during the fire at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beaver
Marshall Breder Wedding Rites Held at First Baptist
Miss Kathryn Jo Marshall and Loren Paul Breder Jr. were married Saturday at First Baptist Church Evadale in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Eddis Smith officiated. The bride wore white brocaded taffeta and carried a white Bible with orchids. A reception followed in the church hall. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Jo Marshall
Glen Marshall
Loren Paul Breder Jr
L. P. Breder Sr
Evadale
First Baptist
Eddis Smith
Pinecrest Baptist Church
R. E. Barclay
First Baptist Church
Gladys Jane Marshall
L. A. Foster
Port Arthur
Charles Jones
Beaumont
Wayne DuBose l
Orange
Bob Beard
J. C. Toole
Lou Ann Breder
Wayne DuBose
Breder
Silsbee High School
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Lamar State College of Technology
City of
Large Houston Livestock Show awards total 153625 dollars
The 1964 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo at Sam Houston Coliseum runs Feb 39 to March 1 with premiums and special awards totaling 153,625 dollars. Junior Show cash awards amount to 29,320 dollars. world class calf scramble and judging contests promise certificates worth 36,500 dollars. More than 100 teams will compete in grass judging. about 1,800 youths in dairy and livestock judging contests. 35 plus teams in intercollegiate judging from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Michael Landon
America
RCA
Gratitude for Kindness After G C Brackin Loss
The family of G. C. Brackin thanks friends for cards flowers food prayers and deeds of sympathy during illness and loss May God bless each of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Brackin
James Seaman Returns Home for Christmas Leave
James Seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Seaman, arrived Thursday for a Christmas visit with his parents. He serves in the US Army stationed at Fort Bliss near El Paso, with basic training completed at Fort Polk Louisiana where he was rated expert in marksmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seaman
W. C. Seaman
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Fort Polk
Texas Population To Show Decade Gain of 2.2 Million
Texas population rose 24 percent from 1950 to 1960, reaching just over 9.5 million and projected to reach 11.7 million by 1970. Dr. R L Skrabanek of Texas A&M analyzes statewide shifts, urban growth, rural declines, and changing age, race, and education patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
College Station
Texans
R. L Skrabanek
Department of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&m University
Skrabanek
Department of Agricultural Information
Bobcats in Texas a common hunted item during deer season
The article notes hunters often add bobcats to their game during deer season and that laws do not prohibit killing them. It cites bobcat diet from a neighboring state survey, adults weigh 12 to 20 pounds with some to 36 and up to 40 in the north, litters of 2 to 7 born from March to April, and that females raise the young alone. It also remarks bobcats are shy, nocturnal, rarely attack humans unless rabid, and are easily killed with a .22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
W. B. Davis
Texas
Forester Sees Hardwood Potential In East Texas River Bottoms
Texas foresters say drought and flood prone river bottom lands favor hardwood timber over pine. Don Young of the Texas Forest Service urges owners to rehabilitate bottomland hardwood stands for veneer quality trees 23 to 36 inches in diameter. Veneer timber can fetch far higher values than lower grade hardwoods used for decking and Crossties as demand for quality hardwoods rises while pine markets sag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Texas
Don Young
Forest Management Department
Texas Forest Service
Young
Hardwood timber management and veneer standards discussed
Young explains optimum veneer hardwood diameter 24 to 36 inches with 24 inches as a large pine for Texas. He stresses no grazing in stands and strict fire control to protect hardwoods. Demand centers on sweetgum blackgum oaks pecans ash while willow and cottonwood serve as container trees. Sawtimber hardwood valued for railroad cross ties. many patents exist but none surpass hardwood timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Texas
Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer Story Sparks Debate
A playful line about Rudolph’s flight abilities contrasts with a car related question, prompting reflections on Santa’s team and elf logistics. The whimsical note hints at travel and holiday ideas.
Holiday Hustle and Hazards on Busy Streets
Brief notes warn of frantic Christmas shopping and party hopping as crowds flood streets. Drivers ignore stop signs, leading to frequent near misses and noisy collisions.
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Glenn
Gulf States
Fletcher Richardson
Pines
Kiddie
Mermaids OF Tiburon
Waie
James Remick Garner
Audie
Audie Murphy Co
Om Canavsion
Rie
March of Dimes
Senate
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
Ralph W. Yarborough
Mary Lou
Joan Tetze
Kirk Douglas
Charles Dier
Rudolph
Biscayne
Invicta
Willys
Berle
West Germany
Worthey Glass & Mirror Co
Apache Lumber Co
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