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02-01-2006 January 25 - January 31, 1936 For more information on 70 years ago contact Bob at forsman99@yahoo.com
Chancery Court Reconvenes to Complete Docket Judge Officer, being a member of the Livingston bar, was incompetent in a number of causes and for the hearing of same, Judge Finis E. Harris, a prominent member of the Cookeville bar, was elected special chancellor and occupied the bench during the day Thursday at which time several causes were disposed of. Judge Officer adjourned the court on Saturday until yesterday, when court was reconvened for the hearing of certain causes, the disposition of which causes will virtually clear the docket at this place. Chancery court, with Judge A. F. Officer presiding, on Monday, January 27 at Celina, for the purpose of hearing the Clay County docket, but owing to the extremely cold weather, causes were continued and the court adjourned after a short session on Monday.
Mr. Kersey dies after an illness of 2 weeks Services were conducted at the M.E. Church, of which he was a member, Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. O.P. Gentry. He is survived by three children, Harry Kersey of Lancaster, TX, Mrs. James McGee and Mrs. Robert Snowden of Danville, KY.
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