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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1937

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Comanche Chief 1917 Notes Teachers Banks and Public Affairs

Years Ago The Comanche Chief reports Eaton resigning to accept a Ballinger position, 132 graduates from Comanche High School with 55 pursuing college. Mid-Texas Association events highlight English supervision by Ola Cunningham and Prof. Royster. Comanche features strong English teachers as 1917 attendance goals are discussed. Local banks list deposits. public figures criticized for malice and poor conduct, urging integrity in civic life.

Co High School Mid-Texas Association Brown- Ola Cunningham Royster University of Texas

Citizens discuss production and county prosperity

A letter from M Coleman in Comanche Texas March 29 1937 urges higher crop output and warns that government road and street spending may slow. The writer credits past prosperity to federal aid but says residents must retrench as expenditures decrease.

Comanche Texas J. R. Eanes Comanche County

Texas Unemployment Commission Notifies Comanche Employers

In Comanche County the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act imposes an eight tenths percent tax on total payrolls for February and March. The commission, led by District Fieldman An. Carpenter, urges employers to call for assistance as the state program pays benefits to more than 600,000 workers. Payments to Texas will be due April 25.

Comanche County Mission Headquarde Abilene Chamber Ou R Carpenter Exas Unemployment Com Commission Estaban Act Texas James V. Alfred Texas Commission Federal Social Board Carpenter Point

Brownwood man charged in attempted incident with young girl

B. B. Chumbley an employee of twenty years at the Santa Fe yard in Brownwood faces charges in Justice Court for an alleged attempted criminal incident against a Coggin Ward School student. An examining trial set bond at 7500 dollars after police say he picked the girl up in his car on March 15 and drove toward Second Street before returning her to school. A second girl, age nine, reports hearing the attempt and fleeing.

Justice Court Brownwood B. B. Chumbley Santa Fe Coggin Ward Chumbley J. L. Sandlin Fifth Street Second Street Brownwood Bulletin

Comanche To Vote For School Trustees And City Officials

Voters in Comanche will cast ballots Saturday for the school trustees election across the county, with Tuesday bringing the annual City Election. Contests include City Marshal with W A Pate, Brooks Carnes challenging incumbent Jim C Cunningham, and two City Council seats with Co F Denny H R Lacy and Tom Stark in the race.

Comanche W. A. Pate Brooks Carnes Jim C. Cunningham Co. F. Denny H. R. Lacy Tom Stark

Population of Hamilton Rises by 700 Since 1930

The recent census shows Hamilton’s population at 2778, up from 2084 in 1930, boosted by the Hamilton Lions for commercial and industrial purposes.

Hamilton Hamilton Lions

Thoughts While Plowing in the Newburg Letter

A Newburg subscriber presents a collection of opinions on local issues and past policies. The writer questions overproduction concerns, marketing over production, and local governance debates including Judge McCharen and a proposed Court House annex.

Burton Named Range Inspector for Comanche County

At a County Range and Soil Conservation meeting on Wednesday March 24 John Burton was appointed Range Inspector for Comanche County. His duties cover examining ranch conditions and carrying capacity under the 1937 Range Improvement Work Sheet to set Range Allowances. He will attend a Range Instruction School with N E Scudder and P A Pettit at Temple Experiment Station April 1 2 and 3. Post school he will inspect and classify ranches seeking payments. 64 applications covering 50 000 acres are already filed. Ranchers are urged to file promptly to aid scheduling of inspections.

N. E. Scudder County Range and Soil Conservation Committee John Burton Comanche County Burton P. A. Pettit Temple Experiment Station

New Street Proposed to Open as Part of Highway 36 in Comanche

H L Stewart president of the Comanche Chamber of Commerce and city council member told a chamber meeting that a new street will be opened soon. The route starts west of E H Jones residence on North Main, runs north past several homes, crosses Sid ney road and becomes part of the current north street, forming part of Highway 36 and creating an all weather road in Comanche.

Comanche H. L. Stewart J. C. Wilkerson City of

Congress revisits a new N R A with teeth

A Dallas News survey reports 51 percent of voters favor some form of N R A. Supporters say a new law would create jobs with shorter hours, reducing unemployment. Opponents call it unfair government interference with private business.

Plans To Light Comanche High School Football Park

A committee reports plans to install elevated lighting at Comanche High School football park before next fall’s season. About $1000 is needed from donors to fund the lights, with contributions sought through Sammy Waisman, Dr. E R Ammons, Walter Durham, Charles Hoffman, Joe Marshall, and Roy Brannon. Night games will boost gate receipts and avoid daytime class disruption.

Comanche Sammy Waisman E. R. Ammons Walter Durham Charles Hoffman Joe Marshall Roy Brannon de Léon Hamilton

May School Ends Early With 22 Graduates

May School completed its term on Friday with a graduation program at the high school auditorium. H E Robinson delivered the annual address as 22 students — 10 girls and 12 boys — received diplomas. Supt H E White awarded the diplomas and listed the graduates by name.

H. E Robinson H. E. White Johnnie Mae Deere Iane Stewart Alto Turpin Evelyn Dennis Lowanna Griffin Estelle Underwood Edwin Hibbs Hazel Stubblefield Mary Ellen Buford Catherine Bryant Lewis Lancaster Douglas Chambers Rosa _ Lee Harms Joy Littlefield Pershing Goss Hugh Vaughn McBride Leo Murphy Orville Newcomb Neel Thomas Kenneth Petty Ben Doyle Morrison Robert Steele

Youth Charged In Extortion Plot Near Comanche

Luther Sliger, 23, farm youth, faces a charge of threatening extortion after confessing to writing a note demanding 100 dollars and throwing it onto the porch of the Anderson sisters five miles east of Comanche on Highway 36. The incident prompted police to follow footprints and arrest Sliger, who is held on a 2000 dollar bond awaiting grand jury action at the April 19 district court session.

Luther Sliger Geo. C. Wetzel Comanche D. P. Parker Parker Sliger Anderson Betty Jodie Louie Hester Anderson Wid Spivey Anderson Sisters

Blue Gin Company Ships Old Gear to Mississippi

A car load of used gin machinery was shipped to a Mississippi gin. The Blue Gin Company of Comianche, as reported by owner H. L. Kight, will install a complete new outfit here.

Blue Gin Mississippi Blue Gin Company Comianche Acto H. L. Kight

County meet results show hundreds of children scoring

County sports results list numerous schools and points from Class A and B divisions. Interscholastic events were delayed and a full meet summary will be issued next week. Raids by Texas Liquor Board inspectors and local officers yielded liquor seizures at five residences in De Leon and Comanche, with charges filed against five men for unlawful possession for sale in a dry area.

Texas Liquor Board Wid Spivey Perry St. Clair Comanche de Leon Places W. B. Ash W. W. Walker de Leon Jim Sanford N. L. Cloud F. C. Nelms D. P. Parker Comyn Gustine de Leon N. W Grammar School de Leon S. W Beattie Sidney Proctor Sipe Springs Newbury Hasse Lamkin van Dyke Downing Oliver Springs

Comanche Ladies Help Bring Honors To B'wood Club

Brownwood Garden Club members W R Roberts J W Jennings J R Stone and W H Carpenter attended the Weslaco convention. Brownwood won first place in printed books after Mrs C W Gray etched the covers, with Dallas taking first in handmade club books. The group toured Mexico enjoying hospitality.

Comanche Ladies B’wood Club Brownwood Garden Club Weslaco W. R. Roberts J. W. Jennings J. R. Stone W. H. Carpenter Dallas Garden Club Brownwood Brownwood Club C. W. Gray Comanche State Federation of Garden Clubs Mexico Bulletin

McGuire's Pharmacy Opens on the South Side

McGuire's Pharmacy opened for business this week on the South Side of the Square. Owner Evan McGuire, a county native and registered pharmacist, was briefly hospitalized in Dallas after an auto accident but has recovered to launch the new drug store.

McGuire Evan McGuire Dallas

Funeral Rites Today for Mrs Wallace at Church of Christ

Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM at the Church of Christ for Mrs FE L Wallace who died at her Comanche home Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. The services will be conducted by a local minister and burial will follow in the adjacent cemetery. Mrs Wallace is survived by her husband and several children.

E. L. Wallace Church OF Christ FE. L. Wallace

Federal Land Bank to Observe Twentieth Birthday

The Federal Land Bank marks 20 years with a 20 minute historical radio series. Aired on the Texas Quality Network stations KPRC Houston WBAP Fort Worth WFAA Dallas and WOAI San Antonio starting 10 30 a m Saturday April 3. H L Stewart and Marion Wilkerson secretaries treasurers of local associations urge listeners to tune in.

H. L. Stewart Marion Wilkerson Federal Land Bank Texas Quality Network KPRC Houston Wbap Fort Worth WFAA Dallas WOAI San Antonio

Helping Others to Enjoy Programs

A former article urges improved audience behavior at public entertainment. It notes talking, moving, and other noises distract attendees and spoil others’ enjoyment. The editor emphasizes most disturbances stem from thoughtlessness and encourages cooperation when politely addressed.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eaton Ballinger G. W. Griffin Saw Hill First State Bank Tate Bank of Bank P. & Bank the National Bank M. Coleman Uapime Palace Theatre With Bob Steele Jean Arthur, George Int and Lionel Stander Gion Bruce Cabot Guerite Churchil Fibber Magee Newburg Star-Telegram Wallace C. of C Congress Institute of Public Opinion Dallas News Ve Blue E Onanimoy Mle Imay May McGuire’s Pharmacy Buck Jones New Majestic Theatre Joel McCrea Joan Bennett Bill Boyd Shirley Ross Martha Raye James Dunn Mae Clark Sonja Henie Don Ameche
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