Legume Field Day Planned in Comanche County
Comanche County will host Legume Field Day on Wednesday April 16 with open houses across farms. Delegations from 20 counties and AAA officials from Washington will attend. The event showcases peanut crop growth legume use including vetch as soil builder and potential seed revenue.
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Comanche County
United States
Department of Agriculture Aaa
Washington
E. L. Pierson
Manche County
B. F. Vance
College Station
R. H. Nelson
PMA
Pierson
Vetch
Texas
PMA Committee
Ft, Worth
Telephone Workers Sit Out Nationwide Strike
Comanche Texas reports most long distance calls routed to nearby towns as long as the strike limits non emergency traffic. Emergency dispatches to police, fire, hospitals, doctors and救 emergency services proceed while local offices manage the surge in calls prior to and during the strike.
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Scal
Rtain
Somanche
Fort Orth Star-Telegram
Comanche
Texas Telephone Company
Straley Electric Announces Cagle as Partner
Straley Electric Company of 218 North Austin announces Pat Cagle president of the State National Bank becomes a partner with Ernest E. Straley. They opened their business last June and hold exclusive agency for General Electric products in Siamanche. The firm supplies electrical parts, repairs, and water oil drilling services. Cagle will remain inactive in management to focus on banking duties.
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Straley Electric Company
North Austin
Pat Cagle
State National Bank
Ernest E. Straley
Straley
Mr. Cagle
General Electric Products
Siamanche
Cagle
Trustees Named For Co. Schools
The Comanche County school districts announced their trustees on Saturday. Listed are names for Soda Springs Harmony Hasse Mercer Gap Beattie Clint Welch and A L McCrary tied for other place Jakehamon Duster Oliver Springs St Joe Sidney Van Dyke Energy Proctor Lamkin Robinson Springs Indian Mountain Sabano Pettit Perkins and Carl McCullough Fairview Downing Cross Roads Cotton Grove Newbure Hazel Dell Comyn.
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Comanche County
Soda Springs
Walter Chapman
Bailey Gore
Olen Coulter
Hasse
J. W. McEntire
Otis Harris
J. H. Kemp
Mercer Gap
W. C. Murphree
Beattie
F. L. Kea
Clint Welch
A. L. McCrary
Oliver Springs
C. Cc. Seltzer
St. Joe
Woodley Sadberry
Sidney
J. C. Lusk
T. E. Wright
Sid Johnson
van Dyke
R. Q. Stark
George Smith
E. D. Howell
Proctor
C. Weeks
Dave Sears
Lamkin
M. C. Hayes
Dick Edinburg
W. C. Stephens
Robinson Springs
J. N. Koonce
A. M. Young
Indian Mountain
Houston Revertson
Hazel Dell
R. L. Turnbow
Comyn
Dewey Blanton
G. C Mohon
A. H. Caraway
Round-Up attracts wide interest in April event
War veterans sponsoring the project report growing interest in the Alexander miles west of Comanche and Brownwood highway area for the April 20 Round-Up fair. Posters and circulars are widely distributed as plans for horse racing and other attractions proceed, with details to be announced next week.
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Alexander Miles
Coms
Brownwood Highway
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Convene in Amarillo
Delegates from Comanche attended the State Convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Amarillo. The love offering for the Corsicana Home neared its $250,000 goal, with $220,000 raised. Clarence E. Wood of Lubbock became Grand Master and Mrs Louise Renke was elected Rebekah Assembly President.
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Odd Fellows and Rebbekahs
Amarillo
Comanche
Dave Firlkiestine
W. D. Carroll
Tom Pate
Irving Palmer
Old Peoples
Corsicana
Clarence E. Wood
Lubbock
C.F
Louise Renke
Rebekah
Local Marriages Reported For April February and March
Edward A Eliott and Annie Mae Godfrey wed April 6 by Rev H E Waggoner. Cap Haley and Marquita Hughes married April 2 by Rev Gordon Barrett. Frank Leach and Juanita Hyatt wed April 1 by Rev L D Hornburs. Lloyd D Poiston and Doris Thompson married March 27 by Rev Gordon Barrett. Mathis and Ethel Hallmark wed March 25 by Justice E A Williams. Robert D Curry and Callie Jo Kelly married March 21 by Rev T Lynn Stewart. Robert Laroy Collier and Bettie Alice Whittle wed Feb 17 by Rev C D Wooten. Marriage licenses listed for Davidson Spires, Hollinsworth Dennis, Wilson Sisk.
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Edward A. Eliott
Annie Mae Godfrey
H. E. Waggoner
Cap Haley
Marquita Hughes
Gordon Barrett
Frank Leach
Juanita Hyatt
L. D. Hornburs
Lloyd D. Poiston
Doris Thompson
Co. G. Mathis
Ethel Hallmark
Justice E. A. Williams
Robert D. Curry
Callie Jo Kelly
T. Lynn Stewart
Robert Laroy Collier
Bettie Alice Whittle
C. D. Wooten
Robert Davidson
Alma Spires
Tom F. Hollinsworth
Mary £. Dennis
Wilburn L. Wilson
Ruby Sisk
Comancheans Die in Wreck Near Brownwood
A car carrying Comanche youths overturned five miles east of Brownwood on the Goldthwaite Highway killing Neil Sprouse instantly and Travis Fritts died later from head injuries. Four others were injured. Hicks driving survived with severe injuries. Funeral services for Sprouse and Fritts were held at Mount Pleasant and First Baptist churches with VFW military rites. Survivors include parents, siblings, and several relatives.
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Neil Sprouse
J. L. Sprouse
Comanche
Travis Fritts
Pete Fritts
Rt. J. Comanche
Brownway
Goldthwaite Highway
Jack Flicks
Jim Hicks
Hicks
Wa&as
Brown‘wood
Dwaine
Rusty) Howell
Lamar Howell
Texas A&m
Harold York
Merlin York
Brownwood
Sprouse
Fritts
Pacific Theatre of Operations
Comanche High School
Armed Forces
Joe’s
J. Guy Smith
Tyler
Pat Sullivan
W. W. Barrow
Angleton
C. E Grimmer
Rising Star
Guy Sprouse
McCamey
First Baptist Church
John G. Lambrides
Oakwood Cemetery
Wayne Stewart
W. J. Stark
Lee Reese
Dean Rippetoe
Jimmy Cunningham
Jack Gore
Rt. 1
Helen Wilson
Ranbury
Glenn Fritts
Cantz Named Associate Editor of Farm and Ranch
H J Gualitz former Comanche County School Superintendent from 1920 to 1927 has been appointed as associate editor for Farm and Ranch Magazine per a release from Trias Office S R Entwistle public relations director. Gantz earned praise as a Texas rural education leader and led the first county school paper.
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H. J. Gualitz
Comanche County
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Trilas
S. R. Entwistle
Durine
Gantz
Texas
Farmami Beach
Texas C ©Otton Cooperative Marketing Association
Resettlement Administration
Oil Test Spudded In Recently at Energy
Bedner Herschman & Company of Mineral Wells started a new oil test well on the Cliff Pettit farm, 3 miles west of Energy in Comanche County. The drill site lies about 2000 yards from a nearby producer and targets a depth of 3500 feet, with an estimated 60 to 70 days to completion.
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Comanche County
Bedner-Herschman & Company
Mineral Wells
Cliff Pettit Farm
Energy
Gus Cheatham, Sidney Teacher and Farmer, Dies at 43
D. A. Gus Cheatham, a Sidney schoolteacher and farmer, died April 1 from a heart attack after a four hour illness. Funeral services were held at the Sidney Baptist Church with burial in Pendergrass Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and five children.
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D. A
Gus) Cheatham
Sidney
Comanche Bills for New Country Club Raised in Meeting
Comanche discusses plans for a new country club to be built near Brysonville School site. Dr. L. K. Ory elected temporary chairman with Boyd Anthony as secretary treasurer. A local bid of 2050 funded site purchase and recreation facilities.
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Comanche
Country Club
Mormey
L. K. Ory
Boyd Anthony
Brysonvilley
Dr. Ory
Brysonville
Gustine
Blanket
de Leon
Gail Dudley
John Odom
Hollis Burton
Walter Barret
Hoffman’s Dollar Day Sale at Hoffman’s Dept Store
Hoffman’s Department Store hosts a dollar day sale this weekend with numerous items offered. Details appear on another page of The Chief issue.
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Hoffman’s Dept
Negro Minstrel Here Tonight at Comanche High School
The Comanche Lions Club presents a home talent Negro Minstrel at the high school auditorium Friday night April 11 with curtain at 7 45. The cast exceeds 50 members directed by Charles W Marshall and includes Cyril Greene Ted Durham Dick Weekes Fred Curry and others. The show features a Lions Club Jazz Band a male chorus and a musical review with Fagan and planed dances by Circle Dance Club. Admission 50 cents for adults 95 cents for children tickets available from Lions Club members or at the auditorium tonight.
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Comanche Lions Club
Lions Club
Charles W. Marshall
Cyril Greene
Charles Marshall
Ted Durham
Dick Weekes
Fred Courry
Wisco Lee
Harl
Fil
Fagan
Lions ‘Club
Comomanche
Fred Curry
Karl Shock
Circle
Dance Club
McCullough And House Named To School Board
Elton McCullough hardware store owner and Clyde House wholesale gasoline agent were elected to the Comanche School Board in the April 5 election. The vote totaled 290 with McCullough 198, House 118, Skaggs 95, Vineyard 29. Incumbents Franks and Burks did not run. The city election on April 1 drew 930 votes, but school trustee turnout was light.
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Elton McCullough
Clyde House
Comanche
McCullough
House
C. EB. Skaggs
H. M. Vineyard
Porter Franks
A. P. Burks
Vear Light
Senior Play At Sidney Tonight At Pho ney High School
The Sidney High School senior class will present the play Geek and Tumtum tonight in the Sidney school auditorium at 8 o clock. Admission is 10 cents for students and 5 cents for others.
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Sidney Tonieht
Veterans Building Fund Drive Seeks Support in Comanche
The Veterans Building Fund drive continues with slower than hoped contributions as chairman Herbert Goodson warns funds deplete quickly due to high material costs. The project aims at an $18 000 goal for a new community building open to veterans civic groups and businesses with donations listed from multiple locals and banks in Comanche.
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Veterans’ Building Fund
Herbert Goodson
Charman
Goodson
Pr. L. K. Ory
Chive Whitlork
Roy V. Pinson
Reginald Pinkard
James Lacy
J. W. McDonald
Thos. Flenniken
Clarence Scott
James E. Carpenter
B. F. Beaty
H. E. Waggoner
Hezzie Dean
Comanche Bank
Veterans
American Legion
Rebekah District Meeting Set for Friday in Comanche
More than 100 Odd Fellows and Rebekah members from Comanche Brown Coleman Runnels and McCulloch counties will attend a district convention here Friday April 11. Grand Master Clarence E Wood of Lateeee will preside with Louse like Houston headlining the Rebekah Assembly and other lodge notables. Degree contests follow a noon banquet at the Kilpatrick Gift Shop Building hosted by the Comanche IOOF with J H London Noble Grand and Mrs Thed Woaisey and Mrs Allen Lee named officers.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Comanche
Brown, Coleman, Runnels
McCullough
Clarence E. Wood
Lateeee
Rs. Louse
Ouston
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellow-Rebekah
Kilpatrick Gift Shap
J. H. London
Comanche Ioof
Thed Woaisey
Rebekahs
Allen Lee
Odd Fellows
The
Fritts and Autrey Elected County School Trustees
Walter Fritts of Van Dyke was re elected County School Trustee from Precinct 1 with 137 votes to 81 for J H Williford of Hasse and Comanche. Malcom Autrey of Hazel Dell won Precinct 3 with 83 votes to 4 for W R White of Lamkin.
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Walter Fritts
van Dyke
J. H. Williford
Hasse and
Comanche
Malcom Autrey
Hazel Dell
Prectesi
W. R. White
Lamkin
Uncle Jim Nabers Honored on 90th Birthday by Odd Fellows
"Uncle Jim" Nabers longtime Odd Fellows member was honored on his 90th birthday with gifts from the lodge and refreshments from the Rebekahs. He has served as an officer since 1899 and has attended every meeting for 48 years, inspiring fellow members.
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Jim” Nabers
ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekahs
Jim
Presbyterian Services Highlight Morning Heavenly Manna
Dr. W. B. Gray will preach Heavenly Manna at the morning service. The evening service begins at 7 30 with the sermon Boat Loads of Fish. The public is invited to both services of the church.
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W. B. Gray
Comanche Seeks City Free Mail Delivery Expansion
Comanche Chamber of Commerce plans city wide free mail delivery. President Charles W. Marshall notes over 4 000 residents in Comanche and all post box space filled. He cites Stephenville and Clifton as recent successes and says more sidewalks are needed to enable delivery.
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Comanche
Marshall
Stephenville
Clifton
Bosque County
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