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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

5

November district court closes with three penitentiary terms

The November term ends with three men sent to the penitentiary including Ray Fisher five years for Marella filling station robbery and Bob Fuson five years for the Dr Boutcher robbery. Two trials were moved to Childress and set for late January. J R Williams received two years for forgery amid 1d criminal cases tried and 47 civil cases completed. The April term opens April 29 with few carryovers, said Bill Goforth.

Ray Fisher Marella H. M. Dowdy Bob Fuson Dr. Boutcher Tate Allred Tom Johnson Childress J. R. Williams Bill Goforth

Medical Society Honors Doctors Election Amid Ceremony

The Collingsworth County Medical Society elected W Calvin Jones as secretary treasurer J W Moss as vice president and John W Harper as censor at a December 21 1985 meeting. Members from Wellington E W Jones C E High Chay B Jones W Calvin Jones John Wy Harper and E W Mose attended.

W. Calvin Jones J. W. Moss Collingsworth County John W. Harper Medical Society Society Collingaworth Hall, Donley Childress Wellington E.W. Jones C. E. High Chay. B. Jones John Wy ‘Harper E.W. Mosse

Rural Schools To Open Terms Soon

Rural schools across the county plan to reopen after the Christmas holiday period. County Superintendent J. J. Wilson says most schools closed Wednesday to observe the holiday and will begin classes again Monday, December 31.

Thoraday J. J. Wilson

Four Youngest Stewards Elected to Methodist Church Board

The First Methodist Church announces four new stewards, youngest on record, joining board service. Named are B L Winn, Aaron Edgar, C Wy Robents, Syd Campbell, Barney Glenn, Cliff Campbell, Dale Watkins, and Hiram Cudd, per Rev T M Tolinton.

First Methodist ‘Church

Julius Stall Injured in Tuesday Car Collision

Julius Stall, a pioneer resident of Collingsworth County, suffered serious cuts and facial injuries when his car collided with a Stephenville vehicle on the east edge of town. Mrs Stall was badly bruised and reportedly raped. grandson Loyd Holloway also injured. Ernest Stall drove the other car and escaped uninjured.

Julius Stall Collingsworth County Stephenville Texas Mr. Stall Ernest Stall Carey Stall Shamrock

Plymouth Boy Montgomery Leads Nevada Football Champions

Willie Earl Montgomery son of Mr and Mrs John Montgomery of Plymouth is a quarterback who piloted his team to an undefeated season in Las Vegas Nevada. The eleven Plymouth boys state champions posted eight games with only four points scored against them. Continuous coverage continues on page eight.

Willie Earl’ Montgomery John Montgomery Plymouth Las Vegas Nevada Willie Earl

Santa receives 271 letters via Wellington Leader

In Collingsworth County 271 children chose the Wellington Leader to send their Christmas wish to Old Santa Claus. Publishers credit the high reader interest and circulation to the paper, expressing gratitude for the loyalty of readers.

Collingsworth Wellington Leader Aubaeribera

Six New Officers For County Posts In Collingsworth

Six county posts in Collingsworth County will change hands as the term begins after 1034. Logan Cummings will replace J. D. Wilson as county superintendent. Mrs Dick Wiles will take over county clerk duties from Lois Sherwood Watson. W. D. Aldridge becomes county assessor and collector, succeeding Clark B. Anderson who served four years as collector. Davis succeeds A. V. Jones as commissioner of Precinct No 4.

Logan Cummings J. D. Wilson Dick- Wiles Lois ‘Sherwood Watson W. .Dy Aldridge Clark B.anderson Anderson Davis A.V. Jones

Community Tree Attracts Crowd For Kiwanis Gift Event

Kiwanis Community Christmas Tree on the courthouse lawn drew a large crowd Monday night. Santa distributed toys and candy to 470 underprivileged children, with many other visitors witnessing the event. Toys were taken from the tree as Kiwanis members called names, and merchants donated funds to buy more gifts.

Kiwanis Courthouse Lawn Santa Claus Santa Kiwanis Club

Dodsonville Water System Contract Awarded in Childress

Vedder Construction Company won the Dodsonville water system contract at Childress for 48777.30 dollars. Work is to be finished within 75 days of starting construction, promising a modern enhanced system for Dodsonville in the Panhandle.

Dodsonville Vedder Construction Company Childress Dedaonville Panhandle

Child struck by unknown car near Wells and O'Neil

Eight year old Mara Jane Langford daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Langford was hit while crossing near the Wells and O'Neil Insurance office when a passing car, possibly a Chevrolet coupe or similar model, sped away at about 40 mph. The impact threw her 12 feet into the street. she suffered a broken leg and facial bruises. Her family was en route to a Christmas tree party.

Little Mara Jane Langford Mar W. V. Langford Wells and O'Neil Insurance Office Duyon Howvie

Wellington to Host Adobe Walls Area Council Meeting

Area headquarters in Pampa will host the Adobe Walls Area Council annual meeting on December 10 with 400 Scouters, parents and officials attending. A nominating committee led by John Mullen will submit officer nominations for 1986. The council reports growth from 182 Scouts in 1929 to 1100 today, across 54 troops and 28 cub packs.

Wellington Adobe Walls Boy Scouts Pampa John Bonner John Mullen Cliff Haggard Borger Bert Newman Fred Surratt Panhandle B. H. Williams LeFors Texas Oklahoma New Mexico

Burlin Lindley Buried Saturday

Funeral services for Burlin Lindley 31 were held Friday afternoon December 21 at the Baptist Church in Wellington conducted by Rev. 8 T Greenwood. He died at his home south of Wellington December 19 aged 31 years 1 month 14 days born November 5 1908 at Bee Oklahoma. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W H Lindley of Wellington five brothers Harvey Lindley Dallas George Lindley Mangum Harmon Lindley Wellington Kyle Lindley Wellington Guy Lindley Wellington and two sisters Mrs Susie Jester.

Burlin Lindley Baptist Church Wellington T. Greenwood Mr. Lindley Lindley Here Bee Oklahoma W. H. Lindley Harvey Lindley Dallas George Lindley Mangum Harmon Lindley Kyle Lindley Wellngton Guy Lindley Susie Jester

Doctor High Confined By Bed Sore Foot Irritation

For several days Dr. High has been confined to bed due to skin irritation on a big foot. The irritation is not critical but proves inconvenient and painful. Friends hope Dr. High makes a speedy recovery.

Chitons Proerei t Sanorwood B MBB

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a district and a page continuation. Readable names are unclear. no verifiable event or outcome is present to summarize.

Collingsworth County Census District One Named

Collingsworth County is in the first Texas census district that includes Panhandle counties. The census work starts January 2, 1935, with Farm Census headquarters in the federal building in Amiable. Director William L. Austin urges farmers and ranchers to obtain a sample schedule to prepare for enumeration.

Collingsworth County Texas Panhandle Federal Amiable C. C. Gibson Armstrong, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Childress, Collingsworth, Cottle, Dallam Oldham, Palmer, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Swisher Wheeler Counties Wiliam L. Austin Bureau of the’ Census

Marriage Licenses Reach New High in 1934 for Collingsworth County

County clerk records show 108 licenses issued in 1934, the largest yearly total in years. The 1933 total was 97, 1932 82, 1931 17, and 1930 99, with the rise in licenses attributed to the repeal of the three day notice requirement in 1933.

Collingsworth

Camp to House Seven Men for Early Highway Paving

Earl Stuckey of Wichita Falls announced plans to establish a construction camp on the Cecil Coe place two miles south of Wellington for paving a segment of Highway 4 toward Wellington and toward the Childress line. More than 200 applicants have registered with C. C. Bishop, with work expected to begin around January 1, 1935 and a maximum crew of 100 surfacing men.

Childress Highway 4 Wellington Earl Stuckey Wichita Falls Cecil Coe C. C. Bishop Court House Stuckey Luther Gribble Bishop

Five Farm Sales Slated In January

Auctioneer John W. Jackson announces five farm sales in January. L. P. Sullivan starts January 2 southeast of Plymouth. G. H. Guyton sells January 4 southwest of Shamrock. Gilbreath and Lang hold near Quail on January 8. Tom Young sells southwest of Wellington January 15. Leonard Kennedy closes January 16. Free coffee at each sale. Cash or bankable notes are terms.

John W. Jackson L. Pi Sullivan Plymouth G. H. Guyton Old Goode Place Shamrock Gilbreath and Lang Quail Tom Young Wellington Leonard Kennedy

Wellington Girl Contest Winner Named

Dorothy D. McDowell, a seventh grade student at Wellington Junior High School, was awarded the Wellington Girl Contest prize for her entry.

Wellington Dorothy D. McDowell Wallington Ash School Tiret

Merchants Vote Days Follow Up Meeting Recap

A brief note recalls a recent merchants meeting held last week where attendees discussed upcoming voting days and related community concerns. The fragment hints at organized civic participation and local business input.

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