Comanche Indians Place Third at Tarleton Relays
Comanche High School finishes third in a field of 26 at the Tarleton Relays held Saturday at Stephenville Heights High School. Indians earn several individual podiums led by Robert Willis and Doug Crow with multiple records and strong sprint and distance showings.
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Ans
Tarleton
Glen Rose
Thc High School
Frgy
Carter Riverside
Orth
Abilene
Ham- Lake Worth
Clifton
Met
Robert Willis
Indians
Doug Crow
Paschal
Willis
Comanche
Harold Price
Donald Elrod
Charles Threadgill
Glen Rove
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
Jerry Schooler
Poly
Glen Prince
Arlington Heights
Jerry Bates
Gatesville
Jerry Ter
Ciscus
Alex Palmros
Jimmy Arlington Heights
Ebrond
Ronn White
Arlington
Imeche
David Nor Ne Pols
Fltom Coveh
Hamilton
Elwyn Feny
White
Willard Denmartes Werthe
Robert Crow
Alex Palm
Ros
Riverside
John Gatesville
Tommy Davis
Weldon Turner
Doux Crow
David Cox
Fulton
Jimmy Denton
Arling
Mike Lord
Granbury
Ross Wetsel
Denton
Wetsel
Davis
Joe Heights
Bobby Seay
Paschal Houston
Thompson
Kiwyn
Lawrence Kennedy
Chris Metiff
Funeral Rites Held Here For Carl Milner
Funeral rites for Carl W Milner formerly of the Gap community were held Tuesday March 30 at Comanche Funeral Home. services were conducted by Rev Cecil Reed Methodist minister at Joshua where Mr Milner had lived for the past three years. Burial was by Joshua Masonic Lodge pallbearers were Lohman Cagle Dave Ravenshine Cleve Milner Jr W G Milner and Bobby Lowe. Milner died Sunday at a Dallas veterans hospital. He was 58 and born September 16 1895 in Comanche.
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Carl W. Milner
Gap
Comanche
Cecil Reed
Joshua
Milner
Joshua Masonic Lodge
Lohman Cagle
Dave Ravenshine
Cleve Milner Jr
Vernon
W. G. Milner
Bobby Lowe
Fort Worth
Milner Family Pioneer Ties Highlight Local History
The Milner family has deep roots in the Comanche area. The late Rev. J. P. Milner helped organize the first Baptist church there over 75 years ago. Son Barnet E. Milner lives in Abilene, with daughters Minnie Pearl and Benella Milner in Joshua. Walter J. Milner, age 20, died in Germany in World War II.
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Graves Milner
J. P. Milner
First Baptist Church
Comanche
Mr. Milner
Veda Jones
Barnet E. Milner
Abilene
Minnie Pearl Milner
Benella Milner
Joshua
Walter J. Milner
Germany
Family and friends visit in local community
Sidney and Mrs. N E Graham host visitors from Fort Worth and other areas. Many relatives and friends including the Hart and Bartlett families spent Sundays and weekends with local residents, with extended visits by Hilley, Lusk, and Irby households.
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Hart
Baby
Fort Worth
C. C. Stanley
Bill Bartlett
David
Sid Evans
Ft. Hood
Helmsley
Jay Coffee
Vista Ann Lusk
Dallas
Clifton Lusk
Lee
Curtis
Post City
Pecos
Milburn Hilley
Throckmorton
Archie Redwine
Boyd Hilley
Gorman
Gayle Hilley
Midlothian
Cecil Hilley
Cyril Irby
de Leon
Claud Ross
Comanche
A. A. Hilley
Hattie McKoween
Santa Anna
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