Property transfers listed in Wellington area deeds
Real estate notices show multiple conveyances in Wellington and surrounding blocks. Transactions include quitclaims, transfers of lots and portions of sections in blocks 14 15 17 21 22 24 79 89 98 and 172 among numerous buyers and sellers such as J A illian Helen Austin G Burkhalter Phillips Petroleum Co and R J Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Lee
O'Neil
J. A. Illian
Helen
Austin
G. He
Burkhalter
Edward Burkhalter
W. ES Hall
Alma Smith
Phillips Petroleum Co
W. E Hall
R. J. Pearson
J. ©. Phipps
George Zahn
William’.V. Huffman
J. C. Phipps
G. F. Wright
Annie Bird
O. D. Starkey
GF. Bell
Hattie Bell
J.C. Phipps
D. M. Obenhaus
W. T. Obenhaus
A. B. Cooper
QO. B. Sims
Hubert Mauldin
Bradley
Wellington
T. E. Snow
Ray Love
Cocke
N. H
Shinnery by Mrs E L Hively
Most crops in this community are up and looking good after the rains. Rev Melvin Porter preached at the church Sunday night to a large crowd. Local families hosted gatherings and visits, with several travels to Dallas for music school and area relatives visiting Porters and Hivelys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Porter
Floyd Nipper
E. L. Hively
al Bettis
Albert Adkins
Breedlove
Wellington
Local Folks Share News From Childress Area
The column reports visits and travels of residents including Tommie Bill Lentz and Mary Allen from McMurry College in Abilene. It notes church activities, Sunday school reports, relatives visiting Borger and Pampa, and upcoming Young People's Meetings. Mrs Casey of Childress visits. Mrs McGinnis improves. Jack Casey funeral observed in Childress. Amarillo visitors join locals for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Bill Lentz
Mary Allen
McMurry College
Abilene
Church Assembly
Bill Allen
Borger
Pampa
J. P. Allen
Minnie Allen
A. V. Mote
McGinnis
Childress
Marden Dobbins
Sharon
Amarillo
J. A. Dobbins
Finis
Dan Simmons
Tommye Joe Morgan
FHT Busy On Home Front
The Future Homemakers of Sumnerwood start a summer drive to conserve food clothing and equipment. They raised over 130 dollars in 1942 43 and will buy a pressure cooker filing cabinet curtains and small equipment. Desks will be painted floors refinished and new homemaking books added to the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumnerwood
Hail damage and visits mark Midway news
Hail damage in the community was slight but heavy rails forced farmers to replant. Local residents and relatives, including Laquences and Darrel Gibbs of Pampa, Miss Drusilla Gibbs, Patsy Downs, Rev. Bill Bruce, Janelle Totleson, Cleve Ingram, Mrs. Rodell Byers, and Pvt. Asa Winders, are noted visiting family and attending events. The Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. W. J. Simpson’s, rain limiting attendance, and Mrs. Earl Gibbs traveled to Sulphur, Oklahoma to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laquences
Darrel Gibbs
Pampa
Drusilla Gibbs
Patsy Downs
F. F. Papwell
Bill Bruce
J. A. Lowe
Wellington
Janelle Totleson
Amarillo
Cleve Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Reed
Okla
Rodell Byers
Mr. Byers
Home Demonstration Club
W. J. Simpson
Earl Gibbs
Sulphur
Power and the war era electric industry gains
The piece praises the U S electric power industry highlighting wartime production to homes shops and public use. It credits General Electric for over half of power generation and notes a 40 percent drop in average price per kilowatt hour since 1930. It extols efficiency improvements and worker dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light and Power Industry
Electric Light and
U. S
General Electric
United States
America
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J G. Peters
Guy Clay
Mrs. E. L. Hively
Noma Lee Hively
Dallas
Stamps School of Music
Noveta Elia
Independence
R. L. Stonevipher
Mallie
Roaring Springs
Drury Lacy
R. I. Porter
James Burks
Fred Yarbrough
Buddy. Yarbrough
Junior
Hughey
Bill Reeves
E. L
Hively
Hollis
Thomas Rainer
Russell Clement
T. H. Rainer
Loco
San Francisco
Calif
Army Air Forces
Charleston
8. C
Cary Clement
Samnorwood
Ring
Treasury
Bill
Tom
Dallas, Fort Worth
Denver
Burlington
Burlington Lines
Rinoucsch
General Electric Co
Sthenactady
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