FHA Funds Improve Homes for Comanche County Rural Families
The Farmers Home Administration local representative Bennie B. Davis says six rural families have received over 13110 in economic opportunity loans since July 1, 1967 to develop small businesses or expand farming. Texas has made over 2700 opportunity loans since January 1965 with more than 430 this fiscal year. Loans up to 3500 dollars may be repaid over up to 15 years under the federal anti poverty program administered by the FHA for the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Comanche County
Bennie B. Davis
Farmers Home Administration
Davis
Texas
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Honor Roll Names For Sidney Schos Fifth Six Weeks
Principal James Chapman releases the fifth six weeks Honor Roll listing students from grades 1 through 12 with several names in each grade. The article also notes loans now available through Comanche County office for farm and nonfarm enterprises with a reasonable chance of success.
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James Chapman
Cindy Spruill
Kayla Chandler
Rhonda Reed
Linda Rogers
Clay Gibson
Wayne Mazurek
Carolyn Wilson
Kevin Moore
Joyce Chapman
Cassandra Hinds
Vicki Wright
Lenel Schooler
Josie Estrada
Paul Carroll
Jerry Spruill
Wendi Gibson
Ben Carroll
Reg Gibson
David Ward
Donny Cheek
Carol Mazurek
Marcia Spalding
Sherry Reed
Douglas Burns
Butch Cheek
Sam Carroll
Karen Pruitt
Steven Carroll
Kathy Spaldnng
Mary Ward
Charles Mazurek
Tax Man Sam Sez What late filers should know
IRS offers guidance for last minute tax filers urging patience for refund checks and reminding readers to file early next year. The message reiterates January 1 advice to file early and avoid end of season rush.
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Internal Revenue
IRS
April Draft Call Up For Brown and Comanche Counties
Local Texas board No. 15 scheduled inductions for April 22 listing many named men for induction and a large list for physical examinations. Transfer notes include Vere from Fort Worth visiting Comanche with the Boyd Anthonys. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Youngdale to Oklahoma City soon.
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Texas Local Board No. 15
Brown and Comanche Counties
Terry E. Oliver
Norris T. Howard
Marvin G. Nichols
Joe R. Martin
Fredrick S. Ponner
Steve R. Jester
Geo. Hi. Michael
Wm. H. Sparks
Wilburn A. Miller
Kendal B. Howard
Danny R. Scott
Thomas J. Cottrell
Alfred J. Sammons
Rich. B. Hill
Vere
Fort Worth
Ralph Youngdale
Teri
Comanche
Rector Stewart Dies In Miami
Rector C Stewart, 43, a former Comanche resident, died Saturday in Miami Florida Burial was in Miami with services April 23 He is survived by his wife a son and three daughters all of Miami his mother Mrs Luke Stewart Comanche three sisters and five brothers including G L Bill Paul Wayne Comanche and Harry Stewart San Diego
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Rector C. Stewart
Miami Fla
Miami
Mr. Stewart
Comanche
Luke Stewart
Ollie Wilson
Jimmy Carpenter
Wilbur Hulsey
Fort Worth
G. L. Bill
Paul and
Wayne
Harry Stewart
San Diego
Brownwood Attorney F G Harmon Dies at 54
Frederick G. Harmon 54 Brownwood attorney formerly of De Leon died Thursday April 18 in a Comanche hospital. Services were Saturday at Church of the Good Shepherd Brownwood with burial Greenleaf Cemetery. He was born February 1 1914 in De Leon and practiced law there before moving to Brownwood in 1969. He is survived by his wife and daughter Helen Eugenia Harmon both of Brownwood.
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Frederick G. Harmon
Brownwood
de Leon
Comanche
Church of Good Shepherd
Greenleaf
Waxahachie
U. of Texas School of Law
State
U. S
Brown County Bar Assa
Texas
Masons, Scottish and
York Rites
Brownwood Commandery
Suez Shrine
Order of Elks
1.C.C.F
Church of the Good Shepherd
Helen Eugenia Harmon
Thanks for kindness after accident and hospital stay
Mrs. R. E. Mills writes thanks to those who aided them after the accident and during hospital care. She specifically notes the nurse at the scene and the hospital nurses. Jack Stephens returned to Comanche after three weeks in a Fort Worth hospital for eye surgery.
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R. E. Mills
Jack Stephens
Fort Worth
Books as civilizing diary of civilization
The piece argues that books define civilization and reflect humanity's journey. Reading widely links individuals to world heritage and the best minds, expanding vision and generosity of spirit through contact with cultivated thought.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Charles D. Hardy
Roger G. Camp
Sammy L. Curry
Johnny L. Perkins
Tomm G. Fields
Tiurman D. Chandler
Billy J. Wilson
Billy J. Weatherman
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Billy R. Patterson
Richard K. Weaver
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H. D. Jones
Toye D. Daley
Edward L. Turnbow
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Coleman
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Linton
Jerone W. Pentecost
Sonora
Durham
Everett J
Ebb
Grindstaff
POL. Adv
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Fleetside
Leiden
Ealer’s
Rector Stewart
F. G Harmon
ATLAS
Joe Tupin
Agent Womanobe
O. F. Hall
John D. Hicks
Friendly Service
STA
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Wade
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Wayne Strube
Proctor
Gold Kist
Victor Scott
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