Report of Condition The State National Bank Comanche Texas
Report of condition shows assets and discounts including overdrafts and United States Government obligations total deposits and cash items. The document lists assets by category such as government obligations stock cash balances and premises with totals for the bank at close of business April 4 1941 under the currency supervisory act.
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State National Bank
Comanche
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Comanche National Bank Report of Condition 1941
The document presents the Report of Condition for The Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas as of April 9 1941. It lists assets including loans and discounts cash balances and bank premises along with capital accounts and surplus and reserves. Deposits secured by pledged assets are noted with a total secured liability of 91 194 58 and a notary verifies the filing.
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Capital
Herbert Williams Heads to New York Markets
Herbert Williams buyer for the Higginbotham Wholesale Department leaves for New York City markets to purchase merchandise for Higginbotham stores. Mrs Williams will visit her parents Former Mayor and Mrs P W McFadden in Austin during his trip. The document notes total liabilities and capital of 67402831 dollars and includes bank testimony from County of Comanche with notary and director signatures.
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Herbert Williams
Higginbotham Wholesale
New York City
Higginbotham
Williams
P. W. McFadden
Austin
Mr. Williams
New York
Bank Official Statement and Local Health Update
Official financial condition report for The First State Bank Gustine Texas dated April 4 1941 sworn by J W Robinson and Odis Petsick with notary on April 8 1941. Also notes Ernest Wells underwent an operation at a Brownwood hospital last week and is reported to be improving.
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State of Texas
Comanche
J. W. Moore
George G. Smith
E. BE. Anthony Boyd Anthony M. A. Richmond
L. C. Durham
First State Bank
Gustine
Texas
Comanchere
J. W. Robinson
Odis Petsick
A. D
Ernest Wells
Brownwood
Local Lyricist Publishes Songs With Exposition Press
Olene Higginbotham of Comanche gains early career recognition as a songwriter after Exposition Press of New York accepts two lyrics for immediate publication in the volume Outstanding Song Poems and Lyricists. Higginbotham attended Gustine and Hasse high schools and previously published Dying Message in Christmas Lyrics.
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Exposition Press
Spruce St
New York
Olene Higginbotham
Comanche
Cabin By the Sea
Beacon Publishing Co
N. Y
Comanche County plans bridge and road refunding bonds
The Comanche County Commissioners Court intends May 14 1941 to issue refunding bonds up to 60000 dollars at 4 percent for up to 20 years to refund road and bridge warrants road machinery warrants and other indebtedness of the Road and Bridge Fund all as provided by law.
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State OF
Texas
Comanche
Commissioners’ Court
Comanche County
H. H. Lockridge
Workers For Red Cross Needed Says Mrs Huntington
Mrs Huntington urges additional ladies in Comanche to help with Red Cross sewing at the T P and L Building every afternoon. The notice stresses the importance of Red Cross work and calls for full, cooperative effort from women of all ages.
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Red Cross
Huntington
Huggins Dies in Tulsa Oklahoma
T A Huggins age 83 died March 24 at the home of his son R G Huggins in Tulsa. Burial was in Tulsa. Native of Alabama, he came to Comanche County 40 years ago settling first at Mercer Gap then Comanche. Surviving children include R G Huggins Tulsa Otis R Huggins Oklahoma City Augusta Haley Comanche Mrs Stanley Brown Tulsa Mrs Darrell Ashley Santa Anna Eugene Huggins US Army and Mrs Jim Childress Hico.
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T. A. Huggins
Tulsa
Oklahoma
R. G. Huggins
Mr. Huggins
Alabama
Comanche County
Mercer Gap
Comanche
Henrietta Gaskill
Oakwood
Otis R. Huggins
Oklahoma City
Augusta Haley
Stanley Brownw
Darrell Ashley
Santa Anna
Eugene Huggins
U. S. Army
Jim Childress
Hico
Uncle Oss Boyd Is Honored On 90th Birthday
The I. O. Boyd family gathered at his home on Sunday April 6 to celebrate Uncle Oss Boyd reach age 90. All his children and most grandchildren attended along with one great grandchild, marking the third time in 18 years the entire clan has assembled.
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I. O. Boyd Vu
Z. L. Boyd
Abilene
C. D. Boyd
Billie
Pecos
A. B. Boyd
Jeff Boyd
Blanton Boyd
W. O. Boyd
Archie McKee
Potosi
Walter Fredrick
Austin
Oss
Date For Priddy Picnic Announced
Walter J. Marwitz announced the annual Priddy Picnic will be held July 17 18 and 19. The event contracts include the Big Bob Hurst Shows with free entertainment such as ball games roping and rodeo for attendees.
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Walter J. Marwitz
Big Bob Hurst
Miller Reelected Two Years Head Of Goodrich School
Homer L. Miller has been reelected for two years as head of the Goodrich School in Polk County near Livingston. He states he is pleased with his work and enjoys The Comanche Chief weekly. Miller previously led Gustine School and taught at Sidney Fairy and Lamkin.
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Homer L. Miller
Goodrich
Polk County
Livingston
Miller
Lamkin
Gustine
Sidney, Fairy
Fort Worth Visitors and Snyder Couple Spend Weekend in Comanche
Mrs Wade Kendrick, Mrs Carl Carnes and Mrs C C Shankle visited Fort Worth on Friday. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Allen of Snyder spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents, Mr Mortgage blanks at The Chief, and Mrs Lionel Slider.
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Wade Kendrick
Carl Carnes
C. C. Shankle
Fort Worth
Woodrow Allen
Snyder
Comanche
Mortgage Blanks
Lionel Slider
Mrs Wilkerson Honored With Saturday Open House
Mrs J C Wilkerson Jr hosted an open house from 3 30 to 6 o clock with Easter floral decorations and a lace table. Guests included Mrs Walter Durham Jr Mrs Walter Jack Barret Fort Worth and several other attendees plus helpers in the dining room and serving areas.
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J. C. Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkerson, Jr
W. H. Carpenter
Minnie Cunningham
Charlotte Durham
Peggy Durham
Mary Alice Williams
Nancy Wilkerson
Walter Durham, Jr
Walter Jack Barret
Fort Worth
Billie St. Clair
C. C. Caldwell
Charles Wetzel
C. F. Silvas
Austin
Grace Brightman
O. O. Brightman
Oswell Brightman
Hattie Brightman
Ruby Rudd
K Anderson Dies Suddenly at Sipe Springs
K Anderson 51 prominent in Sipe Springs died March 28 after a brief illness attributed to a heart attack at his home. He was survived by daughter Mrs. Sybil Morris. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ and he was buried in Amity Cemetery.
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J. K. Anderson
Sipe Springs
Sybil Morris
Church of Christ
Amity Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comanche National Bank
County of
Robert Eaton
C. A. Greene
W. C. Chilton
T. J. Williams
J. B. Chilton
N. E. Palmer
J. M. Young
T. L. Conaway
S. W. Haggard
U. S
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Oss” Boyd
H. Miller
Goodrich School
Saleon
Ford Tudor
St. Chevrolet
DODGE
FORD
Chevrolet
Clemons Motor Co
Wilkerson
K. Anderson
Naai
Biggs Auto Paris
BNCHS
California
A&p
Sunnyfield
Ann Page
Reg Food Stores
White House
Black Pepper
Sultana Fruit
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