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NOTICE of TAX FORECLOSURE SALE the STATE of TEXAS to BE PUBLSHED in the Lacoste The Devine News, Wednesday, March 17, 2021/ Page 5 Shooting Star Museum Bluebonnet Walk B-I-N-G-O begins March 20 is Back, Tumbler drawing March 27 Thursdays at The Bluebonnets are bloom- open to visitors with food, bev- from March 20 – March 28. to help raise funds for Lytle ing at the Shooting Star Muse- erages and snacks available The Museum is located at 5445 VFW Hall, um. March 20 marks the opening during the day. The Museum County Road 5710 which is 6 Little League of the 19th Annual Bluebonnet also has a selection of quilts for miles south of Castroville, off Devine Walk at the Museum. The fields sale. These quilts vary in size FM 1343. Call 210-386-6038 surrounding the Museum afford and color and are made by the for driving directions. Come join the fun every Tumblers Jenny’s Jems Little League on it. visitors the opportunity to walk volunteers at the Museum. Bring your camera!!! Thursday from 5:00 p.m. to Designs will host a drawing Proceeds go to Lytle Little in the Bluebonnet Flowers. The event is Saturday and 10:00 p.m. at the Devine VFW for three tumblers on March 27 League to help with equipment, The Museum is free and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Post 3966 Hall. at the monthly Lytle Farmers field maintenance, and uniforms. We sanitize each week. So- Market at the Community Contact Jenny Ferguson at cial distancing observed and Center in an effort to raise funds Jennysjemsdesigns@gmail. masks required. for the Lytle Little League. com to buy tickets in advance Join us at 211 W. College in Tickets will be a $3 donation or come by the Lytle Market on Devine. 663-9750. or 2 for $5. The tumblers will March 27th. No mask, no play. have a design featuring a pirate, Thank you for supporting Public Notices Come have fun with us! baseball, and the words Lytle the Lytle Little League. NOTICE OF TAX FORECLOSURE SALE THE STATE OF TEXAS TO BE PUBLSHED IN THE LaCoste COUNTY OF MEDINA DEVINE NEWS Volunteer Fire Date and Time of Sale: The first Tuesday of the month, APRIL 6, 2021 at 2:00 P. M. Co. is seeking Public Notices help ======================= of land known as Tract are delinquent tax suits in PUBLIC Notice ======================= No. 44, and a 1.46 acre which Judgments of Fore- The LaCoste Volunteer ======================= tract known as Tract 44 A, closure have been rendered Fire Co. is seeking individuals HELP WANTED ==---------------------------------- Valley View Subdivision, and Orders of Sale have to help as firefighters, medi- The City of Lytle is currently accepting applica- ---------------------------------- Phase Two, or as more been issued. The listing cal responders, truck drivers Suit No: 17-06-24241-CV fully described in Volume for each suit sets out: (1) (FAO), maintenance help, team tions for Full-time Public Works (Water) Laborer. Ap- DEVINE I.S.D. 705, Page 204 of the Deed the Cause Number; (2) the support, and custodian/grounds plicants must hold at least a “D” Certification in Water VS. Records of Medina County, Plaintiff Tax Unit; (3) the keeping help. Meetings and HIGINIO RAMIREZ, ET AL Texas. (Account No. R57764 Defendants; (4) the date of training are held every Tuesday Operations. Application and job description can be and R57765) the Judgment(s) the date of at 7 pm. If you are not able to obtained from the City Secretary’s office at the Lytle City TRACT #1, Lot 27,Block D, Levy; and (6) the Property make Tuesday meetings that’s Great Oaks Subdivision, Date of Judgment: Novem- Description. Under the Or- not a problem. Call or text (210) Hall, 14916 Main Street, Lytle, Texas 78052. Applications Phase One, including any ber 19, 2019 der of Sale issued pursuant 788-1536 with any questions or will be accepted through March 26, 2021 at 5 p.m. The and all improvements, or as Date of Levy: February 23, to each Judgment above visit us on Facebook at https:// more fully described in Vol- 2021 listed, I did at the time spec- www.facebook.com/LLVFC/ City of Lytle is an equal opportunity employer. ume 549, Page 415 of the ified for each suit levy upon Deed Records of Medina ------------------------------------- each Property in such suit County, Texas. (Account No. ------------------------------- as described above as the R20459) Suit No: 19-05-25789-CV property of the Defendants MEDINA VALLEY ISD named or designated in such Date of Judgment: August VS. suit. On the sale date speci- Public Notices 11, 2020 PREMIER MINERALS, INC. fied above, which is the first Date of Levy: February 23, Tuesday of said month, I will 2021 TRACT #1, 1.0000 WI, Lease offer and sell at public auc- #23172, PMI Foster W1-6, tion, for cash, each proper- Notice of Sale of Real Estate ------------------------------------- Premier Minerals Opr. W. ty described above, and all ------------------------------- Jones Survey 137, Medina the right, title, interest and Suit No: 17-10-24466-CV County, Texas. (Account No. estate in and to each such DEVINE I.S.D. N72077, N72473) property owned or claimed VS. by the Defendants named in ELIDA A. MEDINA, ET AL TRACT #2, 1.0000 WI, Lease connection with each such #23173, Menchaca W1-4, property; PROVIDED, how- TRACT #1, Lot 1, Block J, Premier Minerals Opr., W. ever, that no property shall Medina River West, Phase Jones Survey 137, Abstract be sold directly or indirectly Two, including any and 1300, Medina County, Tex- to anyone other than a Tax all improvements, or as as. (Account No. N72076, Unit which is a party to that more fully described in N72476) specific suit for less than Volume 41, Page 731 of the the total amount of taxes, Deed Records of Medina Date of Judgment: August penalties, interest and costs County, Texas. (Account No. 11, 2020 due against that particular R21970) Date of Levy: February 23, property or any adjudged 2021 value decreed, whichever is Date of Judgment: August lower. 18, 2020 ------------------------------------- Date of Levy: February 23, ------------------------------- The foreclosure sales un- 2021 Suit No: 19-06-25872-CV der this notice will be held MEDINA VALLEY ISD on the first Tuesday of said ------------------------------------- VS. month, at the Courthouse ------------------------------- BRADLEY L. SMITH door of said County, at the time set out above, by and Suit No: 17-10-24467-CV TRACT #1, Lot 13, Bran- through the LAW OFFICE OF MEDINA VALLEY ISD don Cove Subdivision, or HENRY GATES STEEN, JR., VS. as more fully described in P.C., 3001 N. Lamar Blvd., ALICIA GONZALES Document No. 2017006415 Suite 306, Austin, Texas of the Deed Records of 78705, Telephone (512) 476- TRACT #1, Part of Lot 5, Ce- Medina County, Texas. (Ac- 4688 and Telecopier (512) dar Ridge Estates Subdivi- count No. R19665) 476-0325, my authorized sion, containing 3.85 acres, representative. The sale more or less, including any Date of Judgment: August of each property shall be and all improvements, or as 11, 2020 subject to the rights of the more fully described in Vol- Date of Levy: February 23, Defendants named in con- ume 566, Page 807 of the 2021 nection with each particu- Deed Records of Medina lar property, and any suc- County, Texas. (Account No. ------------------------------------- cessors in title, to redeem R21364) ------------------------------- such specified property in Suit No: 19-06-25882-CV the time and manner pro- Date of Judgment: July 22, MEDINA VALLEY ISD vided by law; and subject 2019 VS. also to the rights of any de- Date of Levy: February 23, HECTOR ESPINOZA JR., ET fendants to have each par- 2021 AL ticular property owned or claimed by such defendants ------------------------------------- TRACT #1, Lots 1 and 2, divided and sold in less di- Public Notices ------------------------------- Block M, Medina River visions than the whole as Suit No: 17-10-24502-CV West, including any and all provided by law. The sale DEVINE I.S.D. improvements, or as more as to each property is to be Notice of Public Hearing VS. fully described in Volume made to satisfy the Judg- EDUBIJIO VERA, ET AL 182, Page 283 of the Deed ment rendered against that Records of Medina County, particular property and the Governing Body of TRACT #1, A tract of land Texas. (Account No. R22040 Defendants named in con- containing 0.30 of an acre, AND R22041) nection with that particular The City of Devine more or less, out of the D. property. The proceeds of Lieber Survey No. 4, Ab- TRACT #2, Manufac- the Sale of each property stract No. 632, New City tured home, Label No.’s are to be applied to the sat- Block 113, City of Devine, TEX0540021/22 located isfaction of the Judgment including any and all im- on Lot 1, Block M, Medina against that particular prop- provements, or as more River West Subdivision, erty, and the remainder of fully described in Volume Medina County, Texas. (Ac- the sale proceeds, if any, 59, Page 312 of the Deed count No. R52788) are to be applied as the law Records of Medina County, directs. Texas. (Account No. R6096) Date of Judgment: August 11, 2020 Dated at Hondo, being the Date of Judgment: Novem- Date of Levy: February 23, County Seat of MEDINA ber 19, 2019 2021 County, Texas, on this the Date of Levy: February 23, 2nd day of March, 2021. 2021 ------------------------------------- ------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Randy Brown ------------------------------- Sheriff OF MEDINA County Suit No: 18-08-25172-CV ====================== MEDINA VALLEY ISD ====================== By:D. Moore #729 VS. ====================== Deputy RAMIRO T. BETANCOURT ===== TRACT #1, A 7.99 acre tract Listed in the caption above .
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