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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
7
Blanket and Zephyr church notices outline Sunday school at Blanket 10 am and 9:45 am at Zephyr, with preaching at 11 am and 7 45 pm and a Young Peoples meeting at 6 45 pm. A revival concluded at Zephyr last Sunday conducted by Pastor J D Smoot.
The Early High School boys and girls played two base ball games with Blanket on Wednesday. Several local residents visited or returned from trips including the Dossey family, Mr and Mrs Brown, and Mrs Hicks. Raymond Tunnell and Leatrice Eoff wed in Brownwood with Rev. Newton officiating.
Miss Polvanna Speed and Miss Roy Esmond Wallace hosted a Saturday party for many schoolmates from 3 to 5 at Mrs. R. W. Speed home. Misses Johnie Wallace and Beryl Johnston led games and the egg hunt with Garry Palmer and Mary Etta Evans winning faster rabbits prizes. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Mary Lou Rayborn and Nina Huse.
Public notice directed to multiple defendants including C McPherson J K Wallingford F H Murphy Joseph Turner C A Frankenhoff and E T Frankenhoff. The Union Central Life Insurance Company seeks foreclosure on land in Comanche County and payment of three matured notes due 1929 1930 1931 with attorney fees and sale of the described property. The return date is the third Monday in April 1932 and publication is required weekly for four weeks.
Plaintiff argues the foreclosure should cover notes not yet due and directs the court to issue the writ with a return showing execution. The document is signed by H. F. Howington as Clerk of the District Court of Comanche County Texas dated March 14 1982.
Notice by C P Zellars of Sipe Springs Texas that the seven year old Jake Jones Percheon horse of Gustine weighing 1800 pounds will stand at his place near Sipe Springs. Mares cared for at one dollar per month with ownership to be arranged.
Unclear OCR text suggests a discussion around a putter and its moisture resistance, mentioning a chief and a man. The fragment hints at firearm or sports equipment context but lacks complete facts or names for a fuller card.
A vintage advertisement promotes Farmers Produce Co offering top prices for chickens eggs and cream with world wide callers. It emphasizes continuous payment and broad reach for sellers.
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