Divorce suit cited with July 16 1945 appearance
Citation issued in Grayson County Texas orders W J O Tolbert to answer Virginia R Tolbert plot for divorce cruelty custody of minor Joe Madison Tolbert and monthly $60 child support, with court costs. Issued June 2 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
W. J. O. Tolbert
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Virginia R. Tolbert
Joe Madison Tolbert
S. V. Earnest
Contested Grayson County land suit lists many heirs
Citation No 53592 names G W Hobson and numerous unknown heirs of several deceased individuals including Merchants and Planters Bank and others. Court action seeks damages of 2500 dollars and trespass to title on four described tracts in Grayson County Texas with notices for May 24 1945 and July 9 1945 hearings before the Fifteenth Judicial District Court in Sherman Texas.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
A. D
Whitewright
Anna Byers
A. L Byers
A. L. Byers
Court House
Sherman
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
Ornsby
Towit
Bois D Are Creek
Granger McDaniel
City of
James Bryson
State OF
G. W. Hobson
John W. Evans
R. B. Torbutt
William Judy
Wm. Judy
Wm. P. Judy
William P. Judy
Lucetta Judy
Co. L. Dickerman
Ca Dickerman
William Burns
Fifteenth Judicial District Court
H. C. Stone
Iron Ore Creek
University League No
Louis H. Ladd
Hamp Huff
Varas
William J. Ross
S. C. Inman
Honey Creek
Thos. J. Shannon, Sr
Ricketts Survey
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Texas Supreme Court and Legislature Salary Amendments
Joint resolution proposes amending Texas Constitution to form a nine member Supreme Court with five voting to decide. Another joint resolution seeks continuous per diem for legislators during office tenure with mileage provisions. Ballot on August 4, 1945, asks voters to approve or reject the amendment measures.
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Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
State of Texas
Texas
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Constitutional Amendment for Texas Assistance Program
H J R No 15 proposes a Texas constitutional change to create Section 51a within Article III. The plan authorizes state funds to aid needy aged citizens over 65, needy blind persons over 21, and needy children under 16, with federal aid accepted and payments not exceeding federal funds or a state cap.
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State of
Texas
United States
Texas proposes aging and needy aid amendment vote August 25 1945
The measure authorizes a state funded program for old age aid to citizens over 65 and needy blind and children under 16 with a $35 million annual cap and up to $20 monthly for any person. It will be entered for a statewide special election on August 25 1945 with a $5000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
United States
Oder
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David Rogers
Nancy E. Rogers
Nancey Torbit
David Rodgers
N. E. Rodgers
Merchants and Planters Bank
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The
Lewis H. Ladd
Sophia Ladd
Louis Ladd
Sophiah Ladd
S. Cc. Inman
Samuel Cc. Inman
Samuel C. Inman
T. B. Hardwick
J. S. Hardwick
W. J. Ross
W. J. Ross, Jr
T. A. Ross
Barnard Thomas
Thomas J. Shannon, Sr
Thomas J. Shannon
T. J. Shannon
Israel W. Davis
I. W. Davis
Iw. Davis
James M. Wilson
J. L. M. Wilson
John H. Williams
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