First Child Born in Comanche Family Reported
Recorded notices show Lt and Mrs Don Rich welcoming their first child Donna Faye born at Blackwood Hospital weighing six pounds and ounces. The list also notes swindling charges against Neta Murrah and Grady Murrah, and several land deeds recorded including parcels sold by Barnette, Mixon, Nabers, Green, Brown, Barret, and others in Comanche County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Richraves
Comanche
Donna Faye
Blackwood Hospital
Nehe
Netal
Grady Murrah
J. H. Foote
Local land transfers and veterans discharge noted in county records
Multiple property deeds recorded including Ruhmanns to the Veterans Land Board for 161.3 acres, Broughtons to J W Gardner for land in De Leon, Butler to Frazier for 211 acres, Parker to Warren for one acre. James Oscar Jones receives honorable discharge at Camp Hanford March 19, 1955 after two years service. Court sets road and bridge warrants by precinct and designates State National Bank of Comanche as county depository. Also noted are a minor disability petition in District Court and new motor vehicle registrations for 1955 models in De Leon and Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. €. Ruhmann
Addie L
Veterans Land Board of Texas
James Pruett
Gail Broughton
Alma
J. W. Gardner
de Leon
Central Addition
Eldon Wade Butler
Billie Ruth
Olan Frazier
Henrietta
Lampasas School Land Survey
W. L. Yarbrough Survey
Alvin Parker
Joseph R. Warren
James Oscar Jones
East Grand
Comanche
U.S. Army
Camp Hanford
Washington
Army Reserve
Commissioners Court
State National Bank of
Billy Truett McCullough
Stephenville Track Meet At Tarleton Field Report
Five teams competed as Lafevre of Granbury led with 14 points. Cisco won the event with 23 points, Hamilton and Granbury tied for second with 19, and De Leon posted 18. Loudermilk of County took second in the 50 yard dash at 6.5 seconds. Brewster was runner up in the shot put with 37.9. Comanche placed fourth in the 440 yard relay. Comanche edged De Leon 50 to 53 in a later meet. Butch Loudermilk led with 12 points. Brewster and Fields totaled 11. Comanche travels to Cisco April 14 for the Little Oil Belt meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Tarleton Field
Lafevre of Granbury
Higd
Cisco Wan
Hamilton
Granbury
de Leon
Loudermilk
Councie
Brewster
Comanche
Butch Loudermilk
Fields
Cisco
Little Oil Belt
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