Mrs Zachiesche of Carbondale Dies After Long Decline
Mrs. Zachiesche, wife of B F Zachiesche, died April 9 1935 in Carbondale after years of illness. She was married March 4 1895 and left seven children, three of whom died in infancy. She was a lifelong member of the Tartheran Church and is mourned by her husband, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Her passing is marked by funeral sentiments urging trust in God and preparation for the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Zachieschie
Hidi
United Church
Got
Zachier He
Ware A. Parrish
Carbondale
Winna Moore
San Antoni Texea
Selma
Zachiesche
Norman HW
Comanche
J B Allcorn Hostess At Tuesday Civic Bridge
Mrs J R Allcorn entertained Tuesday afternoon for the Tuesday Civic Club with five tables of bridge. Decorations featured Snardreeren and Johnowills. Prizes went to Mrs Tom Helm sley and Mrs Verean Teo. consolation prize to Miss Cox Arew. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Allcorn
Snardreeren
Johnowills
Tom Helmsley
Verean Teo
Fanner Party Held By Misses Theem And Rayburn
Misses Rebecca Theem and Mary Louise Rayburn hosted a six o clock dinner party at their home Saturday evening. Twelve girlfriends attended along with several boys who joined for a fortune hunt. Jane Hampton won the prize at the end of the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Theem
Mary Louise Rayburn
Janes Hampton
More About Bad Milk Flavors and Pasture Remedies
The note discusses dairy practices to improve milk quality and pasture management. It cites two cows for two months at 12 dollars per acre, suggests pre-milking grazing, dry roughage, and salt with milk, and highlights sudan grass for grazing at an Iowa Experiment Station. It mentions planting sudan grass, recommended 8-10 pounds per acre, readiness at six to eight inches height, and warns that April brings the most spoilage of sweet milk and cream if precautions are not taken as weather warms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sudan
Birthday gathering honors Ed Green in Logan Gap home
Friends and relatives joined Ed Green for a six o'clock birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Lee in Logan Gap Tuesday. Attendees included the Leees, Greens, Lacys, Fagans, Faye Marlin, Ray Marlin, and Tom Gregory. Music by John Lee Edward Belyeu and Gregory followed the meal along with table games and prizes awarded to Ed Green and Jerry Lacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Logan Gap
Ed Green
Lee
Tom Lacy
Evely Fagan
Faye Marlin
Ray Marlin
Tom Gregory
de Leon
Two Aldermen Are Chosen In De Leon Election
In De Leon last week 251 votes were cast in the city election to choose two aldermen. A H Bibby received 123 votes and G H Harmon was re-elected with 113 votes, while M D Stewart had 100 and T H Nance 60 and J O Stone 65 in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Harmon
A. H. Bibby
de Leon
M. D. Stewart
T. H. Nance
J. O. Stone
Marriages and births recorded in Comanche area notices
Courthouse News item lists marriages on dates in March and April with names such as William Martindale and Margaret Pruitt and Lee Wolfe and Hattie Wilson. Birth announcements include Brooks Gustine and Reece Proctor Route 2 and other area families. Also records numerous property transfers, and a courthouse actions including grader purchase and budget motions. Commissioners proceed with deputy pay and precinct reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Martindale
Margaret Carl Pruitt
Phillip W. Walker
Cecil Mayfield
Clairette
Dorothy Wolfe
Comanche
George C. Wetzel
Lee Wolfe
de Leon
Hattie Wilson
R. H. Echols
Sam Windham
Willie Lee Shults
Cress
W. F. Masterson
William Clarence Brooks
Gustine
Ernest Reece
Proctor
Charles
Troy Edgar Morgan
William “F
Gilbert Hayes Gleaton
Eva Frances
T. M. Carson
Carlton
T. M
J. W. Hurt
Wanda Lanelle
Earl Hall
Dublin
E. E. MecNatt
R. F. Allen
Wright
H. V. Hanes
W. L. Cathey
Viola Cathey
W. H. Dillard
M. E. Rogers
C. E. Kemp
T. J. Williams
H. H. Williams
Peter Mullen
State Bank of
I. T. Evans
M. A. Ward
M. L. Ward
Carlos Hynes
Lee Dendy
Rena Dendy
Mollie C. Caraway
H. O. Harris
Delos Harris
Samuel Bowers
W. T. Humphries
Sipe Springs
Boy Scouts of America
W. T. Greer
Security State Bank of
Martin
F. & M. Bank of de Leon
Thomas R. Hunt
Roy Collins
Henry F. Willams
Sanger
W. H. Creamer
J. M. Vick
C. G. Walden
Higginbotham
S. J. N. Allen Et al
Jesse Fagen
Ribb
Lampasas County
R. 8 B. George Machinery Company
Justice Precinct No
Card of Thanks for Brother Bob
We express gratitude to friends for sympathy and deeds of thoughtfulness at the death of our brother Bob. Signed by Mrs. Floyd Carpenter John Meyers Gus Meyers and Bill Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Floyd Carpenter
John Meyers
Gus Meyers
Bill Meyers
Tarleton to Observe Parents Day May Five and Six
The Rev J E Boulet of Anderson and Mrs Bob Barker of Fort Worth will speak for Tarleton College Parents Days on May 5 and 6. Boulet will preach Sunday morning May 5. Barker will address students and parents Monday May 6 on Government by Legislation. The event features a parade, band concert, tea, and the May Fete, with classes and activities planned through the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boulet
Anderson
Bob Barker
Fort Worth
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Boulet
State Blind Institute
Austin
Baylor University
Waco
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
First District
Chapel Assembly
Tarleton
Tarleton Rand
Cadet Corps
Stephenville
Final day for signing cotton contracts in county
County Agent J. A. Barton warns Monday as the absolute last day to sign cotton contracts. Those not yet signed should visit Tom J. Wortham, in charge of the program, on the third floor of the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barton
Tom J. Wortham
Wortham
Court House
Barton
Sidney Vocational Students Compete in Tarleton District Contests
Fifteen Sidney Voca Ag students took part in the Tarleton District Contests at John Tarleton College on April 6. Dairy Cattle and Poultry teams earned sixth place. Crops team members placed best in their category. The car judging team won first place both as a group and individually. Nine of the fifteen will advance to the State contests at Texas A and M on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
John Tarleton College
Harold Neal
Baxter Evatt
Harold Prater
Boyd Hilley
Tarleton
A. & M. College
25 Ft All Rubber Hose for $1.35
An advertisement offers 25 ft of all rubber hose priced at $1.35 with a prompt to see the ad in the same paper. Mentioned by Ho ward Kilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kilpatrick
Relief Board At Hamilton Hands In Resignation
The Hamilton County Relief Administration Board resigned en masse to the State Relief Board at a meeting held Saturday night. Members listed include D. F. McCarty A. T. Jones Brady Laws P. M. Rice and George Hurley. The News cites reports of policy differences with local and state boards as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Relief Administration Board
State Relief Board
Hamilton County News
D. F. McCarty
A. T. Jones
Brady Laws
P. M. Rice
George Hurley
State Board
Williams Grocery Ad Lists Low Prices for Staples
Local ad from D. O. Williams promotes 100 percent pure Puncan Coffee at 17 cents per pound, El Toro flour 48 pound sack for 1.69, black eyed peas six cents per pound, fresh spinach three and a half cents, five gallons coal oil forty cents, soap five cents, and baby chick feed plus horse or mule feed. Also offers cotton services and family savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Toro
D. O. Williams
Melvin Wins District Eight Track Meet in Brownwood
Melvin High School upset Santa Anna to win the 1935 District Eight track and field title at Brownwood. Melvin scored 21 points, with wins in seven events including the mile and pole vault, while Arady High School took third and Gustine fourth. John Tomason of Brownwood High set district record marks in the 16 feet high jump and prelims, and G Purvis of Gustine swept the 100 and 220. Lathem of Mason captured the boys tennis singles title for the fourth straight year, while Lathem and Steamboat Martin won the doubles crown. In girls play, Peddylou Coughran of Richland Springs won singles, and Rochelle High’s Margaret Cottrell and Juanita Patterson took doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Melvin High School
McCulloch County
Melvin
Santa Anna
Lefending
Arady High School
de Leon
Gustine
John Tomason
Brownwood Hien Star
Tall Timbers
J. P. Rice
Santa Ana
G. Purvis
Steve Lathem
Mason
Bob Langford
Srady
Lathem
Austin
Steamboat
Martin Lathem
Peddylou Coughran
Richland Springs
Ross Inez Shields
Rochelle High School
Margaret Cottrell
Juanita Patterson
Proctor Home Destroyed by Saturday Night Fire
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alexander of Proctor was completely destroyed by a Saturday night fire. The blaze also ruined the contents and origin is unknown. No insurance covered house or belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
J. S. Alexander
Procter
Play This Thing Called Love at Newburg Saturday Night
A play titled This Thing Called Love will be presented at the Newburg Auditorium on Saturday night April 18. The cast includes Marjorie Swindle, Glynith Harris, Othyne and Beatrice Phillips, Mildred Anderson, Reutel Luker, Weldon Vines, Keith Lane Jr., Chester McKinzie and Buster Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg Auditorium
Marjorie Swindle
Glynith Harris
Othyne
Beatrice Phillips
Mildred Anderson
Reutel Luker
Weldon Vines
Keith Lane, Jr
Chester McKinzie
Buster Hicks
Gratitude From Henson Family For Neighbors Aid
Mr and Mrs W Henson of Comanche Route 3 express thanks to the frier neighbors and others who aided during their measles illness and helped with field work. They pledge to repay any future favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. Henson
Comanche
Route 3
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WRS
J. B. Alelcorn
Thos. Stark, Prop
Courthouse News
Sidney Voca
Hamilton
Williams
Comanche County
Newburg
Ford Laboratory
Comanche Motor Co
FORD
Vandervoort
McKesson
M@ik
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