Prepare yourself for a long retirement
We all want to live long lives. We all expect to live long lives. But are we financially prepared for this longevity?
We all want to live long lives. We all expect to live long lives. But are we financially prepared for this longevity?
The lot on which this hot is situated began being traded in 1924, and you must recall that the oil boom started in 1923. Also, you must remember that housing was scarce and that some people may have lived on this bare lot with only a tent over their heads. You could have a wooden floor that you fit the tent over and have water and gas connections. The City did not make sewer connections mandatory until immediately after the end of World War II.
Jared Bodkin of the financial services firm Edward Jones in Seymour recently earned the firm’s Jack Phelan Award for his exceptional achievement in building client relationships.
Last February as the Super Bowl was going on, I chose to watch Trey Gowdy’s “Sunday Night in America.” In one of the segments he talked about people around the world who do not have the privileges that we take for granted as citizens of America. At our southern border we see people from around the world doing what ever it takes to gain entry into our United States.
In 1917, John Wilson (1851-1929) Groves sold this lot to Guy Richardson. In 1919, Guy and his wife Bertha executed a mechanic’s lien to T.S.Utley to build a five-room house on this lot. Still that same year the Richardsons sold the property to Jim Barnett and his wife, Nettie Lunn Barnett, a sister to W.N. Lunn.
213 E. Main St.
PO Box 577
Olney, Texas 76374
Phone: (940) 564-5558
Fax: (940) 564-3992