Court filings sweep Hardin County real estate and affidavits
A Hardin County Texas courthouse listing shows extensive transfers and deeds including warranty deeds contracts and deeds of trust. The items cover transfers from Mary Gipeor to Britten Cravens Lor to Gandy to Victor State Bank and many other parties with multiple properties and estates noted.
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Hardin County
Texas
Mary Gipeor
Britten Cravens Lor
MM Ber Louis
Blanton
S&s
Gandy Mym Tien
Gandy
Victor State Bank
Trarsfer
Len Mandy Villiers
Henry
Black Mon
Josephine Robinsin
Jessie Robinson
F. McDonald
W C Seamans
Frank E. McDonald
W Howell
W. C. Seamans
W. W. Howell
Fieti
East Texas Pulp and Pale
Corenpany
State of Texas
Infernal Revenue forms guide taxes for low income filers
One of four use Form 1040A says infernal revenue. Treasury records note one in four taxpayers owe the simplified Form 2040A. Administrative Officer Bo Barkley of the IRS at Beaumont, Texas explains eligibility. The form serves individuals with total income under $10,000, wages on W-2, and under $200 in dividends, interest, and wages for withholding. Married couples may file joint LOA returns if combined income stays under limits. Using Form 1040A automatically claims the standard $0 deduction for personal expenses. Those with deductions exceeding 10 percent must use Form 1040. Incomes under $5,000 can self compute tax or let Revenue handle it. incomes $5,000 or more must compute themselves. Form 1049A must not be used for head of household or survivor status, credits, sick pay, travel deductions, or outside salesmen expenses or estimated tax credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Bo Barkley
Internal” Revenue Service
Bounmnont
Texas
Hasbarddt
Sporting Clubs Of Area To Honor New SCOT President
The Sportsmen's Clubs of Area 9 Texas will honor Henry LeBlanc as SCOT president at a testimonial dinner on April 9 in Port Arthur. Howard Hargrove announced plans after two Beaumont planning meetings. the event at Union Hall will be open to sportsmen and wives, with tickets from Hargrove likely at Wildlife Building, Santa Fe Park. LeBlanc is noted for conservation work and recently completed six years on the Game and Fish Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen's Chairs
Texas
Henry LeBlanc
SCOT
Port Arthur
Howard Hargrove
Thi City
Beaumont
Union Hall
Hargrove
Santa Fe Park
LeBlanc
Game
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Burgess
The Martha Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church held a farewell gathering for Mrs Burgess in Myre Norrie Beal's home. Mrs A G Tucker led prayer and discussed improving attendance. A visitation program was planned and Mrs Burgess was honored with a surprise going away party as she moves to New Jersey.
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Martha
First — Baptist Church
Myre
Norrie Beal
A. GL. Tucker
Reo Ro
Bargess
Burgess
Silsbee Garden Club to Hear Houston Lecturer
Silsbee Garden Club invites Mre E Barton of Houston as guest speaker Tuesday at 9:30 am in Cravens Hall. Barton, a nationally accredited flower judge, has appeared in Lone Star Gardener and Better Homes and Gardens Idea Book. She lectures on Modern And Contemporary Arrangements. Tickets available from Mrs Ao Me Mahon, president.
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Mre
Barton
Houston
Silsbee Garden Club
Cravens Hall
Lone Star Gardener
Better Homes and Gardens
Christina
Sie T) Walker
Wes
Brown
Paul Geoorgasg
Mahon
Camp Fire Girls Candy Sale Supports Local Program
Camp Fire Girls open a two week candy sale featuring assorted candy and pecan patties. Proceeds fund the local Camp Fire Girls program with events at Cravens Mall and a March fundraiser noted. A weather or mood remark ends with a safety reminder about self control and driving.
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Camp Fire
Fire Canape Fire Arts
Depath
Camp Fire Girls
Ivy
Clan Fire Group
Dircus
Cravens
Mall
Hiness
Understanding how stocks and bonds shape business control
The law offers many forms of business organization and financing. Stock owners own a share of assets, while bondholders lend money and receive fixed interest. Preferred stock can give priority profits but often limits voting rights. This column from the State Bar of Texas explains these distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Texas
Chipper Blue Birds Elect 1960s Club Officers
The Chipper Blue Birds gathered Monday at Mrs. N. McCarney home with 10 members. Officers elected include Brenda Worthey president Nancy Shine vice president Karen Sue Felps secretary Aliee Fullingim treasurer Susan Smith flag bearer Christine Holt pledge leader Nan Hargrove wish leader Kathy McCarney candle lighter Elizabeth Bumistead sun shine sister Judy Sallender reporter. They made money pouches for their gold rush money for the Camp Fire Golden Jubilee. Judy Sallender served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willams, of Mena Arkansas, visited in the Yarbro home. The note ends with an odd line about fatigue and laziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipper Blue Birds
Evolution of Census Privacy From Domesday to Modern Surveys
The article traces census history from Domesday Book in 1086 through 1950s practices to contemporary methods. It notes growing detail and invasiveness in data collection, from ownership and taxation to personal traits, and hints at current questions on appliances and vehicles.
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William the Conqueror
Forest Service Reports 2852 Acre Fire Loss In Area
Texas Forest Service reports that in 1959, 305 forest fires burned 2,852 acres in District No. 4 covering Tyler Polk and Hardin Counties. The average fire size was 9.3 acres, up from 8.3 in 1958, with 32 percent caused by debris burning.
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Forest Service
Texas Forest Service
Tyler
Polk
Hardin
Liquid and Dry Fertilizers Tie in Crop Yields
A review of 27 field trials shows liquid and solid fertilizers provide similar yield benefits. W. F. Bennett, extension soil chemist, notes comparable effectiveness across varying conditions and application methods.
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W. F. Bennett
About Your HEALTH About Your HEALTH
A weekly health column discusses seasonal wellness, offering practical tips for readers. It covers diet, exercise, and general self care with a focus on everyday routines and accessible remedies.
First Aid Readiness For Family Caregivers In Home
Guidance on building a practical first aid kit and plan formed by family needs. It recommends aging populations and children considerations, keeping up to date medicines, on call physician, and essential supplies like sterile gauze, bandages, antiseptic and burn ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
First Aid Basics for Home Use from Health Education
A Texas Health Division feature advises household first aid basics using common items like salt and baking soda and calamine. It stresses keeping medicines locked away to prevent theft by curious youngsters and recommends a standard first aid textbook to refresh memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Division
Texas State Department of Health
Forest Fire Causes and Rainfall Report Cites Precaution
The report shows 32 percent of fires due to incendiary acts and 23 percent from smokers. Rainfall for the year was 51.07 inches, up from 43.87 in 1958. Forest Service urges extreme caution with burning and to never leave a fire unattended. Only you can prevent forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Fire Hazard At Church Eliminated In Silsbee
With aid from the Texas Forestry Service a fire hazard around St. John’s Church in Silsbee was cleared. Vicar and five churchmen led a crew under Church Fire chief Ozie Osborn starting at 10:00 Monday and completing by noon. The blaze was controlled throughout and emergency equipment was on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Forestry
Silsbee
St. John’s Church
Ozie” Osborn
Three Corpus Christi Jewelers Hit On Tax Evasion Conspiracy
Three brothers from Corpus Christi and Victoria were sentenced by Judge Allen B. Hannay in federal court for conspiring to evade excise taxes on rings jewelry watches and luggage. David and Barney Greenberg co owners of Green's Quality Jewelers received suspended prison terms and probation with fines totaling 15 000 while William Greenberg managing the Victoria store got a seven month suspended sentence and three years probation. The men had faced charges from 1954 to 1958 including falsifying sales tickets and destroying records. The sentence included a warning against retaliation toward U S attorneys office staff.
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Allen B. Hannay
Cotet
Corpus
Christi
R. L. Phinnes
Internal Revenue
Austin
David Greenberg
Barney J. Greenberg
Corpus Chricti
William Greenburg
Vietoria
Barney Greenberg
William Greenberg
David
Green's Quality Jewelers
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Laredo
Charizes
Adictment
Hannay
Lady Golfers Elect Mrs Kent President
The ladies golf and bridge association held a bridge tournament and luncheon. Mrs C Seers had high score, Mrs Brute Watts second, and Mrs Wade Parker low. A business meeting elected officers: Mrs CC Rent president, Mrs Gertrude Fields first vice, Mrs Eva Brown second vice, Mrs Sar Copeland secretary, and Mrs Roy Brown treasurer. Members voted to form the Texas Louisiana Golf association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
C. Seers
Brute Watts
Setonad
Wade Parker Low
Cr CC. Rent
Gertrude Fields
Eat Brown
Sar
Copeland
Roy Brown
Sunny Blue Birds Meet at Thehionic of Mors Julien Flana Kin
The Sunny Blur Birds met Wednesday in Thehionic of Mors Julien Flana kin with six members and an assistant. Leader Mrs. Enals Flanakin is named as propent. the group performed a skit for the Maven and a show titled Dinoresiilent. Buttons Flinakin served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien Flanakin
Enals
Flanakin
Buttons Flinakin
North End HD Club Formation Meeting Notes
The Silshee North End Hare Demonstration club met Jan 18 at Mrs. S. Pate’s home with seven members. Officers were installed and future projects discussed. Mrs. S. Pate is president. The next meeting is Feb 10 at Mrs. Pay Hare’s home.
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Silshee North End Hare Demonstration Club
S. Pate
Pay Hare
Den 1 Pack 199 Cub Scouts Meeting
Den 1 Pack 199 met Monday at Mrs AY Simmons home assisted by Mrs Doris Suanons. The meeting ended with the pledge to the flag. The badge golden bamboo was dismissed. Games were played and the meeting closed with song. Lonnie Simmons served refreshments.
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Den
AY. Simmons
Assiaides
Doris Suanons
Song
Lonnie Simmons
Den 10 Pack 88 Elects Officers at Meeting
Den 10 of Cun Scout Pack 68 met at the home of Mrs Harry Holt with Mrs Chester Hooks present. Officers elected include Robbie DePartee denner Painter Hooks assistant denner and Jerry Redkey scribe. The group played games of flying saucer and bounce bat before closing.
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Montiav
Harry
Holt
Chester Hooks
Robbie
Denner
Painer “Hooks
Fenner
Jerry Redkey
Cub Scout Pack 199 Hold Blue-Gold Banquet Invitations
Den 4 led by Mrs. C E Jergins invited parents to a blue golden banquet. The group practiced folding origami, while Richard Jergins served refreshments. Meeting closed with cheers and a pledge led by Prairie Hivhard Jergin, scribe.
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Den
C. E. Jergins
Richard Jergins
Emrele
Eubro
Camp Fire Girls Award Beads In Local Meeting
A Camp Fire Girls group held a meeting where Joann Tennison and Mia Newsum assisted, presenting members with earned beads. Rhonda Carlin and Melinda Jevis helped with the ceremony as girls passed on beads and celebrated safe participation.
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Wan Han Sa
Stuehaay
Jeacer
Mie
Toni Tennison Jr
Whoo
Mia
B. FL Newsum
Divsowere
Carlin
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Silsbee High School
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U. S. Navy
Jimmy Stephens
Billy Knupple
Jimmy Reeves
EMFN
Stephens
Fletcher
Fred Denson Reeves
Preston
Kneapple
Maddox
Long Beach
Calif
Wespac
Japan
Hong Kong
Formosa
Singapore
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A. H. Reeves
Knupple
Joe Knupple
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Hawai
Courthouse News
Jesse W. Collier
Dexter
Hughes
Marguerite Hallet
M | Howard
Ware
Oliver Breaux
Harold Breaux
Wilson
Eugene Wilson
Eliza Eilis
F. L. Fountain
L. M Feagin
Raymond FE. Edwarda
F. L. Edwarts
Earl Hankemmer
Fdrmmendaen
Chas G. Hooks
Homer
Lucille Carter
Downey Bros. Inc of
First Federal Savings
Lear Asace
Eltis Hobbs
Tilson But! Homes Inc
Peoples State Bank
Kourtze
L. G. Hoberts
James H. Skinner
Earl Smith
J. M. Griffin
Thete Duff
Jeuse N. D. Williams
Roy Lee Tornt. Co
W. G. Tyrell Jr
W. GT Trust
Ola Mae Carr
Smith
Raysmond RR
Bure
Hardin County& Assoc
J. D. Hall Jr
Gand U Pulp and Paper Co Ach
of & Nacy M. D Carpentier
W Hanna Jr
Gee and
Ti Ee
Neil McDonald
Georges AR
Ko Twit
Leane Eart
C. Neal
Walkice Creasi
Leaner C. Neal
George Ro
Lease Eart
Edwin N
Zari C. Neal
Curtis L. tHarvister
Iease
Hubert Howard Mathews
Eugene Payne
Beldwin
Allen Mallett
Ida Mitchel
Lewis J
Lenoir M. Josey Ine
Pine OU
Kirby Lumber Corp
Oil
Jack EK
Harvard
Colvin Oi
Selvia Moore
Pete Porte
Lewis Gore
FCC
E. Carrollet
Jackson M Kee
Ken Samuel Everitt Maertin
Clyde Drake
Jackson McKee
John Oncar Davis
F. A. Gai
Clarence A. Russell
James A. Skinner
Trey D Townser
State Bank
NL. Simmons
Baytown
Okum
North End
Mary Bosworth
Te dC
Waltera
Gan
Mineral Slick of Co
Lattle Wiley
Vin
Leone Ada
Brame B. Sternterg
Boner
Kiran
Breenterg
Yeleane
Iate
K. S
M. Preshaw
Sir Tsa
Mary Katherine Seeler
Virgil Lester
Lee D. Miliet
Carl FE Cane
Deede d Williams
Ky. Mayne
Wasy
M Framin
Fedeine
van Buren
Wallace
C. K. Cloud
Wilcor
Dewey Wilson
Fred Colle
Soeony Mobil iCorp
Yvonne Hearnen
Socary Moti O11 Corp, Inc
Phultio Campbell
Soca Mobil O11 Co
WBR
Cruse
Soeony Mobil Oil Carns Inc
Vow Charenton
Soeany Mobil
Ine
Poe
Rex G. Fortenberes
Sieans
J. Joris
Mowit Ois Icesp
Kittie J
Soteny Mobil On Corp
Louise Lacanta Soabveny
Mohs HH
Carp
FB -Carther
Ivan A. Shinner
James AO Seto
Bae
Oeneral Weed
T. O Settan
Evan
Tiliecal
Union
Lotina
RV Sachse Et
Atl
Wee
Union Pra Faci
Cental Instuna
Treasury
Sporting Clubs of
Area
Mrs. Burgess
Carl Willams Wet
Mena, Ark
Cline Yarbro
Apache Lumber Co
Sibbee
Nuremberg
Germany
Sweden
U. S
Congress
Bow Tee
Tate Degertmen
Maaith
Mrs. Kent
North End HD Club
Hivhard Jergin
Melinda
Scribe
Evis
Lperiod
The
Silsbee Bee
Tomers
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