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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1936

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Judge Declares Property Rights Sacred and Crimes Must Stop

Northwest Comanche reports a booming building period with paving on West Seventh Street. Judge R B Cross urges grand jury to enforce the penal code, condemns theft and burglary, notes only one murder in Comanche County, and assigns duties, oath guidance, and jury foreman J T Edmondson. Divorce and debt cases resolved include Ragland, Elliff, Essary, Caraway, Bryan, and Porter.

R. B. Cross Grand Jury Comanche County Cross Texas J. T. Edmondson de Leon Charles Hoffman J. D. Narry Joe Gaines A. P. Cox Viola Ragland C. R. Ragland Ida Elliff J. E. Eliff J. C. Essary Lorie Essary Co. WM. Caraway, Jr Vera Caraway Vera Hancock W. H. Bryan Zesta Bryan R. A. McCulley W. S. Porter L. H. Brown Tilda Brown Ivin E. Jeffrey Minnie Lea Jeffrey N. R. Shelton Dennison Peanut Company F. L. Terrill Bonnie Irvin B. Gregory C. A. Palatre D. B. Short N. G. Short

Comanche Dominates District Meet with Top Firsts

Comanche county students led in the district literary contests with 14 places, including 6 firsts, followed by Brown and Coleman. The district events at Howard Payne College crowned winners, who advance to the Region 1 meet in Abilene on April 25.

Howard Payne College Brown Coleman Comanche Mason McCulloch Mills San Saba Hamilton Howard Payne Park Howard Payne Courts Comanche County Brown County College Abilene

Comanche Indians Top Priddy Team 20 to 8

The Comanche Indian baseball team defeated Priddy here 20 to 8 to stay undefeated in the New Deal League. They travel to Dublin Sunday to face the league’s Dublin squad in the next game.

IANS Priddy Dublin Dublin Sun

Drone in a hive provokes sting warning

A concise note warns that a drone in a hive increases the risk of stings for workers and visitors. The advisory stresses caution around apiaries and emphasizes protective measures.

Firemen Ball Planned for Monday Night at Comanche

Elaborate preparations are underway for a Firemens Ball to be held in the Arch Adams building on West Main Street North between Brightman's and the Clarence Biggs buildings. The Musical Brownies of Fort Worth have been contracted to furnish music. The floor is being sanded and interior decorated for the dance. No invitations are being sent out as the public is invited.

Comanche Arch Adams West Main Street Brightman’s Clarence Biggs Brownies of Fort Worth

R. V. Leslie to Head The Downing School

R V Leslie, principal of Cotton Grove School, is elected principal of the Downing School for the next session. Miss Faye Stewart of Sidney is elected as intermediate teacher. Miss Opal Mae Howard of De Leon is re elected as teacher of the Buffalo School and the board transfers both pupils and teacher to Downing School for next session.

R. V. Leslie Cotton Grove School Downing School Faye Stewart Sidney Opal Mae Howard de Leon Buffalo School

Hasse High School Play The Blue Bag Tonight

Eleven students from Hasse High School Senior Junior and Sophomore classes perform a three act farce comedy The Blue Bag at Hasse Friday evening April 24. The listed cast includes Anton McDonald Earnest McNutt George Reynolds Thomas Haynes Chattamooga Elviria Livermore Billy Louise Swearengin Cindy Macklyn Martha Cathey Obadiah Macklyn Morris L Kight Allen Ross Clifton Greenlee Enid Lanton Opal Cathey Jim Keefer Emery Rogers Molly Keefer Odessa Norwood Bill Harrington Gen Perdue.

Hasse High School Hasse Anton McDonald Earnest McNutt George Reynolds Thomas Haynes Chattamooga Elviria Livermore Billy Louise Swearengin Cindy Macklyn Martha Cathey Obadiah Macklyn Morris L. Kight Allen Ross Clifton Greenlee Enid Lanton Opal Cathey Jim Keefer Emery Rogers Molly Keefer Odessa Norwood Bill Harrington Gen Perdue

Miss Elizabeth Tate to Receive CSA Degree in Denton

Miss Elizabeth Tate daughter of Mrs. George W. Tate of Comanche will receive a degree from the Texas State College for Women in Denton in June. She has excelled in dramatics and appeared in the Senior play. She was elected a member of the Pi Epsilon Delta Chapter of the National Collegiate Players.

Elizabeth Tate George W. Tate Comanche Texas State College For Women CSA Denton Tate Pi Epsilon Delta National Colleg

Fortune Again Heads Proctor School in Reelection

R L Fortune has been re elected as head of the Proctor School for another term after three years in the post. Mrs Fortune is re elected as a teacher alongside colleagues Jesse Purvis W J Bush Aliie King Eunice Latimer and Grace Nichols. The school closed a successful term about two weeks ago.

R. L. Fortune Proctor School Fortune Blanket Procto Bluff Dale Jesse E. Purvis W. J. Bush Aliie King Eunice Latimer Grace Nichols

Townsend Plan speaker to address court house crowd

L. H. Creamer announces a Townsend Plan speech by M. O. Harper from Oklahoma at the Court House Monday night April 27 at 8 PM. The note urges all residents to attend, including supporters and critics, to hear the state speaker and learn about the plan.

Court House L. H. Creamer M. O. Harper Oklahoma Texas Townsend Townsend Plan

Kiddos in Guessing Contest at Waismans Store

Sammy Waisman proprietor of Waisman’s Department Store announced a guessing contest at the store at nine o’clock Saturday morning for the kids. Two pairs of Keds will be given away and a Keds Hand Book of Sports will be offered as souvenirs. A photo of the children present will be made.

Sammy Waisman Waisman

McAnnally Chosen Principal for Van Dyke School

L. B. McAn nally, current principal of the Wilson School, is elected principal of the Van Dyke School for next session. Mrs. Garnet Froh and Miss Opal Thomas are re elected as teachers in the Van Dyke School.

L. B. McAnnalley Wilson School van Dyke School Garnet Froh Opal Thomas

Comanche ISD Census Shows Record Student Roster

The Comanche Independent School District reports 715 students ages 6 to 17, up 35 from last year’s 678. Superintendent J. D. Bramlette notes several names already added to the supplementary roll, with growth indicating a thriving district and town.

Comanche Independent G. Allen Lee J. D. Bramlette

Dr Power Honored on 90th Birthday in Brownwood

Rev. John Power LL D rector emeritus of St. John's Episcopal Church Brownwood celebrated his 90th birthday with a reception at the Parish House hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary. Attendees included longtime friends and civic leaders as well as faculty and students from Daniel Baker College. Power, born April 16 1846 in England, served Brownwood 30 years as rector and has taught history at Daniel Baker since. the event followed a chapel tribute at the college.

Frisco District Court J. H. Arnold Gib Callaway Jack Cunningham Eriff W. D. Carroll B. W. McKenzie Jennings E. Palmer J. H. Goosby B. Bowden A. C Martin M. B. Anderson M. J.sparks M. B. White R. T. Jones Errest Bolton J. A. Thomps Coman Fort Worth Comanche County R. F. Loway J. B. Layne Ola Cunningham C. Cathey A. R. Jarrett Oldie Smith John Power St. Matthews J. A. Holeman R. Eanes W. H. Carort Comancheith New Oney Brown- Bulletin A. L. J0mas Wallace Agner Comanche Baptist Church Merton Harris Harris Bill Burton Amelia Scott Hill Huhn Wyly Weldon Mills Wilson Fielder Baptist News Comanche Sveral St. John’s Episcopal Church Brownwood Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Church Power Brownwood Episcopal Church Daniel Baker College Brownwood Bulletin Civic Enterprises St. John’s College York England United States New York Nebraska Brown County

Jones Heads Local School Board Faculty Is Chosen

Co man che Public Schools re elected H R Jones as president and R W Brannon as secretary at Tuesday night’s board meeting. New faculty members listed and approved subject to superintendent assignment. Harmon Howard’s election delayed for city understanding and salary adjustment.

Jones Board of Trustees of Comanche Public Schools H. R. Jones R. W. Brannon Walter Durham E. E. McNatt Hilburn Arthur Joe Marshall C. C Hampton J. D. Bramiette Ter Darious Brown Vera Beene Sarah Burton Alban Bettis Hattie Brightman Ola Cunningham Minnie Cunningham Gaynelle Cauley W. Z. Compton Nobia Dunn Glenn Frazier Berta Goodson Susan Gilmore Cordin Lindsey Agnes Graham Jim E. Reese Martha Wetzel Jewel Werner Harmon Howard Bramlette

Fleming Oak Receives New Life In Texas Centennial Year

The old live oak near the square’s southwest corner, known as the Fleming Oak, gains a three foot stone wall and soil bed by the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Bob Cox plans to donate a marble inscribed slab. The tree, now around eighty two years old, has deep local lore dating to 1854 and Confederate era stories linked to Uncle Mart Fleming.

M. V Uncle Mart) Fleming Comanche Mr. Fleming South Texas Matt

Sidney FFA Boys to Compete In Contest

Three judging teams from Sidney High FFA depart Sunday April 26 for College Station to compete in the Smith Hughes contest against hundreds of Texas FFA boys in dairy cattle poultry and field crops with J B Cooper as chaperone. Team members include Thurston La Roque Theron Steele Lansing Pinkard Elwood Boyd Basil Allen J A Cox G H Hillin Wayne Merritt Myles Franklin.

FFA Sidney High College Station Texas Ffa Smith-Hughes J. B. Cooper Thurston la Roque Theron Steele Lansing Pinkard Elwood Boyd Basil Allen J. A. Cox G. H. Hillin Wayne Merritt Myles Franklin

Pensions Fund Expected To Reach 3 To 5 Million

Orville S. Carpenter of the Texas Old Age Pension Assistance Committee reported that by July 1 the pension fund should total between 3 million and 5 million dollars. The current balance is just over 2 million, with about 30 days needed to estimate eligibility. Twenty district offices are processing relief roll applications first.

Orville S. Carpenter Texas Old Age Pension Assistance Committee Carpenter

Notice to Jurors Excused for April 27 District Court

Petit jurors summoned for service in the District Court for Monday April 27 are excused. No cases are set for that week. Jurors need not appear. R. B. Cross District Judge. Ben Wilhelm Clerk.

District Court R. B. Cross Ben Wilhelm

Bradford Called as Pastor of Coggin Avenue Church

A unanimous call extended to Rev. J. M. Bradford, pastor of First Baptist Church of Dublin, to become pastor of Coggin Avenue Baptist Church at Brownwood following a congregational meeting Sunday morning.

J. M. Bradford Coggin Ave Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Brownwood First Baptist Church of Dublin

Business Men to Name Watchman in Comanche

Philip Dimgus resigns as nightwatchman after two years, effective May. A mass meeting of business men funding the salary is set for April 28 at 7:30 in the District Courtroom to elect a replacement. Candidates filed include Elmer Little A J Blevins T D Masters Sam A Boatman R E Doggett W E Kerley H E Mitchell and K M Mewborn.

Philip Dimgus Comanche Elmer Little A. J. Blevins T. D. Masters Sam A. Boatman R. E. Doggett W. E. Kerley H. E. Mitchell, and K. M. Mewborn

Hornberg to Head The Beattie School

Prof. Hornberg, head of the Shiloh School in Erath County, is elected superintendent of the Beattie School succeeding Vandergriff who did not seek re election. L. S. Williams is re elected principal with Mrs. Williams as teacher. other teachers include Hubert Kelley Jewel Halbrooks and Grady Green. Beattie School closes a successful term today.

Hornberg Shiloh Erath County Beattie School Vandergriff L. S. Wiliams Williams Hubert Kelley Jewel Halbrooks Grady Green

Comanche Prepares for Centennial Beautification

Comanche residents join a Home Beautification Contest as a committee of ladies works to improve properties along highways. Efforts include moss-stone fencing around the Fleming Oak and shrubbery near the square. City council offers reduced water rates to encourage lawn and flower care for the Centennial celebration.

Comanche United States Dallas Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northwest Northwest Comanche W. D. Jenkins West Seventh Street J. B. Tatum N. N. Durham T. J. Williams Herbert Goodson J. W. Carter, Jr J. F. Tate Goodson Iate Kiddos Waismans L. B. McAnnally van Dyke Plan Mart Sherrill Uncle Mart M. V. Fleming Sidney Ffa Beattie John Wayne Ann Harding Herbert Marshall Miriam Hopkins Joe McCrea Francis Lederer Francis Dee Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac Murray Ritz Theater
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