Wells and O Neil Firm Celebrates Nit Anniversary in Wellington
The Wells and O Neil insurance and abstract firm marks 31 years serving Collingsworth County. Founded in 1924 as Wells and Halcomb, it grew with Wellington as a key local institution backed by Hartford Aetna and National. The firm notes substantial payouts for property and auto losses over the past nine years and stresses its complete abstracts plant and ready service for property titling and loans.
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Collingwworth County
Wellington
Firm
Wells and
B. Boverie
E. M. Hix
Grover CG. Cunningham
R. A. Sherwood
Herbert Dysart
M. M. Kern
J. M. Wells
Lee C. O'Neil
Wells
Cocker and Gribble
J. M. Strong
Purchase
Weeney
Hartford
Aetna
National
Yroeon Ahwa
Football Awards Continued From Page One
Seven candidates were awarded letters including John Anders John Baumgardiner Ray Peeples Ho A Holcomb and Dysart finleam along with Pile Watkins James Sullivan Many honorees have finished their Wellington High School careers and received sweaters or letters for past work in BCASONS
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J. M. Strong
FF. Riley
Dacight Robertson
Harold Miardy
A. L. Koll
Richard Carter
Clifford Campbell
Mamurer
John Anders
John Baumgardiner
Ray Peeples
Ho A. Holcomb
Dysart Finleam
Pile Watkins
James Sullivan
Wellington High School
Bcasons
Road May Be Continued Train Service Proposed to Wellington
The line plans a mixed daily train instead of the costly 15.6 cent per mile coach fare. Schedule runs Childress to Wellington to Shamrock and back, with calls at Pampa Le Fors and other towns. The motor coach now would shift to an afternoon arrival and midnight return, with restoration possible if patronage improves.
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Ing
Childress Ff
Tre Vrive
Wellington
Magic City
LeFors
Pampa
LePor
Shamrock
Childress
Inmate Rising Power Over County Courtroom Tale
A jailhouse tale describes Old Jack as an artist who claims control of courthouse, jail, and officials after a chaotic scene with Judge Fires and District Attorney Jimmie Mahan. The narrative pairs jail slang with racial tensions and a movie culture parody.
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Shy
Old Jack
Jack
Jimmie Mahan
Greta Garbo
Local Men Expect Jobs On Highway Construction
Local workers see first payroll after January 1 with about 60 men placed as construction begins. Officials say as progress continues 100 or more will gain regular jobs with the gangs. Eligible applicants urged to attend Tuesday afternoon for highway work.
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Hasie
Prosperity and roads spark in Collingsworth County
The column discusses federal relief road construction in Collingsworth County using local labor, estimates about fifty unemployed workers gaining jobs, and the wider impact on taxpayers and property values. It also shares personal notes on Christmas goose, a lost dog, roses, family life, and newspaper subscription offers.
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Collingsworth County
Funeral services for Quail Pioneermer held Sunday
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. FL Carmack Rev. C D Damron and Rev. Dick Cagle at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon. Flower girls were Misa Ewing Mise Millie Marie Newton. Pallbearers were FE Ward OF Dodson Charley DePauw Mike Gauswell Paul Starr and thec Crabtree. Interment was at Goodson Funeral Home. Her own wedding ring from 38 years ago was among gifts received by Mrs W Schiele of Cooperville Michigan for their far Hoth wedding anniversary.
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W. Schiele
Cooperville
Mich
Bevers Family Service Held in Wellington
Mrs Bevers F M Bevers of this city with nine children. Pall bearers named Charlie May N R Cocke Joe Moulton Austin O'Neil J C Rogers M P Watkins. Flower girls Nora Cocke Lois Sherwood Ruth Johnson Dela Burt Pauline Starr Helen Childress. Minister H V Hendry led Church of Christ service at 2 PM with interment in Wellington cemetery at Goodson Funeral Home.
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F. M. Bevers
Bevers
Wellington
Fannie “Latham
Grande
Okla
A. J. Bevers
Woodward
Tod. Bevers
Wichita Falls
Elizabeth Latham
Blair
Oklahoma
Jennie Fullerton
Erick
Jor Bevers
Ohn Bevers
Will Bevers
Bakersfield
Cal
Lizzie George
San Antonio
Jeff Adams
Mary Neal
Tex
Travis Adams
Thornton
Bertie Truett
Franklin
Charlie May
N. R. Cocke
Joe Moulton
Austin O'Neil
J. C. Rogers
M. P. Watkins
Nora Cocke
Lois Sherwood
Ruth Johnson
Dela B. Burt
Pauline Starr
Helen Childress
H. V. Hendry
Church of Christ
He Goodson
Prison escape figures and name changes noted in court
The article lists numerous names with amounts and ages linked to a jail escape case near Chestnut Tider, WL Va, noting three kin recaptured and others returned to county jail. It also mentions Henry FL Cheetham of Mass seeking legal authority to change his name to Chethum.
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Nersey Carsens
Chestnut Tider
WL Va
Henry FL Cheetham
Mass
Petit Sine
Chethum
Law Leniency Shifts Moonshiners Sentences in Missouri Courts
Moonshiners in the Ozark Hills faced lighter federal sentences in Springfield this week. Judge Albert L Reeves cited poverty and family impact as key reasons for shorter terms, with many fathers of families freed and others given sixty days in jail.
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Ozark Hills
Missouri
Springfield
Albert L. Reeves
National House
Fudge Reeves
Reeves
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Jimmie
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Tom
Joe Baumgardner
Joe
Ventura
Morris
Lee O'Neil
Anc FP
Navy
Lee
Pancho
Court House
Eest
Ifare
T. D. Hudspeth
Jet
Ritz
Thors
Fri. Dee
Edmund Lowe
Chandu the Magician
Tom MIX
Tony
Boris Karloff
Fu Manchu
Sun
de Oy
Quail Pioneer
Mrs. Bevers
Hazel Stephens
Frances Pourmentin
Claudia Pruitt
Vivon Porter
Jeff Perrett
Grace Moore
Carrell Howell
Helen Houston
Vary Katherine Hutche EL
Kathleen Talley
Evelyn Hall
Mis Marie Hicks
Dera Porn Durfey
Erna
Beatrice Tacka
Mise Jewell Hradiey
Tite
Evelen Joy Burt
Mies Ree Herta Crosby
Esther Bay Alten
Bellefountaine
Adaon
Oklahoma City
Diverer
William Bartlett
Monrie County
Ind
Lee O'Neil Morris Wells
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