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The Whitewright Sun editors and owners Whitewright S J H Waggoner and T Glenn Doss publish weekly on Thursdays. The paper lists subscription rates of one year at 1.50 and six months at 1.00 payable in advance and offers corrections for any erroneous reflections upon persons or firms.
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Cracks At The Crowd and a Court Case Echoes
A gossip filled section notes Betty has stopped wearing her diamond ring without implying trouble between her and her beau. It then shifts to a civil suit filed January 9, 1946, in Grayson County Texas, No 54181, where Lena Morrison sues J W Cockrell and others for title and possession of land in Sherman, alleging adverse possession for over ten years and asking for quiet title and removal of cloud, with the court set for appearance on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance.
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Betty
Palintiff
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Lena Morrison
Feme
J. W. Cockrell
John W. Fields
Elizabeth A. Fields
B. F. Moore
Post Oak Creek
Sam Bragg
D. J. Bell
West
Jones Street
Said City
W. Jones Street
South Rusk Street
Said Alley
Post Oak Street
State of
Frederick Swetenburg
Ezekial C. Garner
Thos, H. Garner
John Blevins
Thos. H. Garner
J. P. Dumas
David Murphy
Wm. W. Simpson
Eliza Cato
W. W. Cato
M. E. Cato
W. H. Cato
Elnora Cato
W. R. Cato
Lucille Cato Burns
Orbit Burns
Roberta Cato Munger
Munger
Jeraldine Cato
Winnie Doris Cato
William Zelph Cato
Mollie Hogue
Jerald Hogue
Elizabeth Duffey
Husband Duffey
Mona Cato
William Cato
J. B
Christmas Eve desertion leads to divorce decree
On Christmas Eve 1923 Mrs Celia Griffin told Superior Judge Edwin A Robson her husband Gerald left home for last minute shopping and did not return. she sought a divorce on desertion grounds and the judge granted the decree. The notice names J W Cockrell and several deceased heirs and representatives as related parties in No 54181.
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Chicago
Celia Griffin
Edwin A. Robson
Gerald
State of
Texas
J. W. Cockrell
John W. Fields
Eliabeth A. Fields
B. F. Moore
Sheriff Sale Notice In Grayson County Texas 1946
The State of Texas Grayson County issues a sheriff sale order by the 15th District Court to satisfy a judgment in favor of the State City of Tioga Grayson County and Tioga Independent School District against D R Sullivan for taxes interest and costs. Sale on the first Tuesday in February 1946 at the Grayson County Courthouse Sherman between 2 and 4 PM of the property on Buck Creek described as part of survey granted to John Fizer and part of block D of O T P Tioga containing 14 acre with right of redemption within two years and subject to other taxes. The officer is G P Gafford Sheriff with deputy M G Dicken. The notice is dated December 19 1945.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
A. D
Tioga
Tioga Independent School District
D. R. Sullivan
Court House
Sherman
Towit
Buck Creek
John Fizer
Robert Holtzclaw
C. W. Holtzclaw
N. W
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
C. L. Dyer Jr
Hershall Dyer
Ellen Bush
Frederick Swetenburg
Ezekial C. Garner
Thos. H. Garner
John Blevins
Per J. P. Dumas
David Murphy
Wm. W. Simpson
Eliza Cato
W. W. Cato
M. E. Cato
W. H. Cato
Elnora Cato
Pilot Grove Creek
F. S. Swendbury
W. W
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