District Court Proceedings Summary
A list of district court actions including several trespass to try title cases with judgments for plaintiffs, multiple divorces granted, foreclosures of vendor liens, oil lease cancellations settled or dismissed, removal of disabilities as minors granted, garnishment dismissals, partition suits, and a collection of insurance policy judgment in a long docket. Notable parties include R. J. Burdett, Minnie Kilpatrick, Lovie Maynard, J. H. Johnson, Fannie Waldrop, Loy Hill, Mrs. Eva Irby, Ex Parte Austin Weaver, and Myrtle Matthews with various county and company references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Milwee
Earl Morris
R. J. Burdett
Benj. Clapton
R. J. Pittman
W. R. Sender
Minnie Kilpatrick
D. W. Kalpatrick
Lovie M.maynard
Iligginbotham Bros. & Co
J. B. Strickland
S. G. Parks
G. L
Fannie R. Waldrop
Oscar Waldrop
Grant
Loy Hill
M. C. Moulton
S. B. Todd
Ada Allen
Eva Irby
Jack Irby
Ellen KE. Bryson
RK. Thomas
HI. F. Hodges
Arle Allsup
Austin Weaver
W. D. Sumner
Comanche County
Herman Hensler
A. R. Watson
Tom Sparks
Reed R. Hitt
Winston Boynton
J. H. McMillan
S.C
Grand Jury Returns Indictment Against Multiple Named Defendants
The Grand Jury returned one indictment listing defendants including P. Hoff Foreman and others such as Ww. S. Beene A. T. Perry J. H. Goosby E. B. Seago S. J. Kerley dD. 5S ennings KE. E. Dabney O. Li. Parker C. L. Short D. W. Long Arthur Lake Door Bailiff Tom J. Nabers Riding Bailiff Dudley Nabers John Wilson and W. KR. Dyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hoff
Foreman
Ww. S. Beene
A. T. Perry
J. H. Goosby
E. B. Seago
S. J. Kerley
KE. E. Dabney
O. Li. Parker
C. L. Short
D. W. Long
Arthur Lake
Door
Tom J. Nabers
Dudley Nabers
John Wilson
W. KR. Dyson
Child Bitten by Quiet Dog Attacks Beth Rowland
Last Tuesday Beth Rowland was bitten by a dog owned by Mrs Paul Helmecke as she entered the Helmecke home on an errand. The unusually quiet dog attacked and bit her severely on the thigh. three bites broke the skin in one instance.
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Beth Rowland
Paul Helmecke
Local men to report for Army training from Comanche
Notice lists 25 men summoned to report at 2 p.m. on April 27 for train departure to Camp Travis aboard the 8 42 a.m. Saturday. Two men, C. M. Hayes and Jack Reeves, to go to Fort Sam Houston May 2 after 2 p.m. May 1. Additional drafts planned May 6 to Camp Travis and May 10 to Fort Sam Houston with possible two day shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Comanche
Ft. Sam Houston
Frisco
C. M. Hayes
Jack Reeves
Fort Sam Houston
Sue
District Court Convenes With Short Grand Jury Term
District Court opened last Monday as the Grand Jury, after its charge, was empaneled. The term is expected to be quiet and the Grand Jury an unusually brief session. During the week many non jury cases were disposed of and one indictment has been reported by the Grand Jury.
Red Cross Nets Sum From Recital At High School
The Red Cross collected a neat sum from a recital by Miss Anne Rogers at the High School last Thursday night. A storm and a nearby fire reduced attendance, but the program by Miss Rogers and her accompanists Miss Wereneuch and Miss Floy Collins was well received.
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The
Red Crass
Anne Rogers
Miss Wereneuch
Floy Collins
Comanche to Observe Liberty Day With Bond Rally
Comanche and county towns set Liberty Day for Friday April 26 at 2 p m. The rally at the courthouse will feature Judge J H Arnold with a public subscription drive to meet or exceed the county quota. Businesses close 2 to 4 p m and all residents urged to attend and subscribe.
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Comanche
J. H. Arnold
Comanche County
Comanche to Have Oil Exchange
Pulliam Lane & Co lease the former Farmers & Merchants Bank building for office use with plans to open by May 1. The main room will be split into offices for oil men drilling in the area, with most spaces already taken. The rear will house a Pulliam furniture storage. The developers are praised for boosting Comanche oil activity and attracting specialists from larger fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulliam, Lane & Co
Farmers & Merchants Bank
T. M. Pulliam
Messrs
Pulliam
Lane
Comanche
Comanche County
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Clerk Records
The records show licenses issued to W. H. Slider and Miss Eula Clarke, G. K. Brown and Miss Eva Parker, T. B. Grisham and Miss Wanda Dixon, L. E. Easley and Miss Bernice Bowers.
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W. H. Slider
Eula Clarke
G. K. Brown
Eva Parker
Grisham
Wanda Dixon
L. E. Easley
Bernice Bowers
Liberty Bond Sales Up to Saturday Night
Report to H. Burks, Chairman, shows Liberty Bond sales by town: Yomanche 64500, De Leon 44200, Sipe Springs 6000, Gustine 9000, Lamkin 3500, Hasse 2150, Proctor 3800. Total 133150.
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Liberty
H. Burks
Liberty Loan Committee
Yomanche
de Leon
Sipe Springs
Gustine
Lamkin
Hasse
Proctor
Total
Sudan Grass Seed Sold At The Farmers Store
The Farmers Store offers Sudan Grass seed for purchase. Local farmers can obtain seed for forage and cover crop needs.
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Sudan
Paul D. Oakes to Speak in Comanche May 3
Sergeant C. D. McCann known as Paul D. Oakes will speak at the Comanche courthouse on May 3 during the Liberty Loan drive. The Lafayette Squadron ace, serving from Kelly Field San Antonio, has three German defeats and will headline what is expected to be a large crowd.
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Liberty Loan
C. D. McCann
Paul D. Oakes
Comanche
Sgt. McCann
France
Lafayette
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Liberty
Texas
2Nd Aero Squadron
Kelly Field
Oakes
America
Lippincourt Hall
Verdun
Soissons
Aisne-Lorraine
We have your favorite brand of tobacco
Slider and Lacy advertises tobacco brand availability inviting customers to visit for purchase.
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Slider & Lacy
Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp Plays at Majestic
Children invited to a May 2 afternoon showing of Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp at the Majestic with a special matinee for school groups.
Comanche Urged to Buy Winter Coal Now
The government urges Comanche residents to purchase their winter coal early to avoid shortages. Dealers who bought heavily last summer can supply current demand, while late buyers may face higher prices and limited supplies after September. Buying early is presented as a patriotic duty to prevent shortages and traffic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Comanche W. O. W. Degree Team Visits Brownwood
The Comanche W. O. W. Lodge degree team visited Brownwood Lodge last Saturday to initiate three candidates. A good turnout accompanied the team, praising the Brownwood group as entertaining. Refreshments included sandwiches coffee and ice cream after the ceremony. Eight autos completed the trip.
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Comanche
W. O. W. Lodge
Brownwood Lodge
Guaranteed Blue Bug Killer at I Slider and Lacy's
A promotional note promises guaranteed blue bug killer at I Slider and Lacy's. The brief item highlights a sale offer with a focus on pest control product availability and the participating stores.
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I Slider & Lacy’s
Auto theft at theatre ends with quick recovery
Mrs. T. C. Moore and Miss Clara found their car missing after leaving a theatre. Police traced the vehicle to Waxahachie within two hours, arresting an army officer and a woman. The thief damaged the car, but Mrs. Moore identified it from copies of The Comanche Chief and notes under the seat.
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T. C. Moore
Clara
Waxahachie
Majestic Presents Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp
The Majestic will show Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp on Thursday May 2. Mrs. Ardis arranges a special matinee for children as part of Fox standard pictures series aimed at school children and families.
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Comanche
Majestic
Appointed to Help Look After Soldiers Claims
County Chairman Merton L. Harris has been appointed by the War Department to advise on claims arising from soldier insurance and allowance disputes. The Government seeks to stop profiteering by unscrupulous lawyers in these cases and urges claimants to contact Harris to avoid trouble and curb corrupt practices.
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Merton L. Harris
War Department
Storage Batteries by Higginbotham Bros and Co
Higginbotham Bros. & Co offers storage batteries for sale charge rent and rebuild services. Local customers can inquire about material availability and service options at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
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Houghton
Masonic Temple
the District Court
Wallace Ruff
L. W. Boynton
KE. Jarry J
K. L. Mullins
C. N. Gibson
Mark Corby
H. R. Horner
Criss Caldwell
S. Moore John J, Stone
H. R. Short
E. D. Howell
R. L. Mauldin Gordon A. Miller
Jay Woods
D. E. Moore
D. Stephens
E. Smith
B. B. Cantrell
RED Cross
Judge Arnold
Alladin
Govt
Brownwood
J. E. Chilton
Comanche Produce Co
D. C. Bailey