Comanche County News Chief's Correspondents
Comanche County News lists the chief's correspondents coverage notes and local updates from the county. details are sparse in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
6
Comanche County News lists the chief's correspondents coverage notes and local updates from the county. details are sparse in the fragment.
Regular Correspondent reports a county track meet at Comanche with students boosting district prospects. Robert Taylor and Gertie Trice won junior and senior spelling contest honors. Ruby May spelled in senior contest. Community notes visits, weekend gatherings, and church sings conclude the item.
Sidney report notes a well attended Preachers and Elders meeting. Comanche residents Mrs. A. C. Wells and daughter Lucile, Claude Wells and family, Romeo Walker and family, and Mrs. L. F. Marshall attended. Also listed are Jim Carraway and wife, Jack Hoyton and wife, and Robert Dabney visiting.
Comyn school showed strong representation at the county meet with pupils earning top places. Junior and Senior declamation contenders won first and second respectively, a two-person music memory team took second, and spelling teams competed. Track events saw a second in the 80 yard race amid other contests.
Sunday school at the local place continues to grow with appeals for nonattenders to join. Social visits include John Ferrell's family with Jesse Warren, Miss Ettie Hart hosting dinner, and several local families hosting guests from nearby communities. Garland Houck has mumps, and a musical at Jesse Juniap's home drew many youths.
Suez Regular reports light April rain for crops while Humble Oil crews lay a Big Lake to Comyn pipeline. Local residents Jewell Hurrell visits Desdemona then returns home. Richard Stephens and Mr. Randolph families share Sunday time. G. J. Frazier recovers at home from illness. Brady visitors Carr ie Marshall family. Several area youths travel to De Leon. Alma Owen visits De Leon. Elton Booth stays with family in San Angelo.
VANDYKE Mar. 31. We were delighted to have Bro Raney of Granbury former pastor of the Freewill church at this place preached for us Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Paul Early entertained with a party Thursday night. Miss Mattie Carley of Gum Springs visited her sister Mrs Henry Dennis last week. Mr and Mrs Wilson of Robersonville visited relatives in this community Sunday. Miss Fradia McGuire of Winters visited and attended church here Saturday and Sunday. Reid Cox of Sidney was in this community on business last week.
Soda Springs marked the end of its school year on Friday March 20 with an all day picnic program. Comanche attendees enjoyed a Comanche Stew and a busy afternoon of songs readings and dialogues by students. Visitors included Murt J. Sullivan Lions Club Comanche Ben F. Hearn Pastor John Milton and others. Beattie won a basketball game against Soda Springs. Faculty for the year included Nellie Joyce Herring principal Etta Hurt and Lynnette Franklin.
Spring pests devastate young chicks. use Star Parasite Rem Edy from The Wm. Reese Drug Co to keep hens healthy and insect free before hatching. More eggs and money back if not satisfied. Sold by The Wm. Reese Drug Co.
The County Court of Comanche County Texas appoints O P Fisher as temporary guardian of minors Ruuby Fisher Rosa Fisher Eula May Fisher Aubry Fisher Minnie Fisher Lillie Behe Fisher Marie Fisher and Willis Fisher. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next term starting April 6 1925. Parish notice requires publication for ten days in a local newspaper. Also an ad for Liquid Borozone healing remedy priced 30c 60c and 1 20 sold by Paris Smith.
Claims rapid healing for torn flesh cuts burns and sores with no work time lost. Listed prices 30c 60c and 1.20 and sold by Paris Smith. Mch
City Council orders an election in Comanche to choose a mayor two aldermen city treasurer city secretary city attorney city recorder and city marshal. Electors vote April 7 1925 in the Court House annex with W T House named election manager. J R Eanes mayor M Moore city secretary.
Comanche Produce Company advertises paying the highest market price at all times for poultry and eggs, inviting farmers to sell to them for top value.
Comanche residents advertise kidney and bladder relief with Dean’s Pills and Herbine tonic. EB H. Rogers, farmer, testifies of prior lumbago pain and stiffness improved by the remedies sold by Paris Smith in March.
C M Moore announces plans to seek re-election as city secretary. Franklin, Mamie N., appears as incumbent in campaign context with Moore listed as proposer.
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