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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

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Heavy Rains Hit Comanche County During Week

Severe weeklong rainfall in Comanche County raises the annual total to 16.14 inches with the Sabanna and Leon Rivers overflowing into Proctor Reservoir, which reached a two year high at 1163 feet. Six inches fell near Rucker in 90 minutes and Nabors Lake received four inches in half an hour, causing road and waterway damage across the county.

Comanche County Rucker Nabors Lake Sabanna Leon Proctor Comanche

Local Bank Seeks State Charter Changes Names and Leaders

First Comanche Bank plans to switch from a National to a State Bank Charter filing March 26 with the Texas Banking Department in Austin. Wayne May will chair the board with Ray Rankin as president and Boyd Anthony as executive VP. directors include Rankin, Anthony, May, Mourland, Durham, Burton, Gammill and others. The move aims to offer more benefits while remaining a member of FDIC insuring deposits up to twenty thousand dollars.

First Comanche Bank State National Bank State Bank Banking Austin Ray Rankin Comanche Wayne May Boyd Anthony A. Kerby, Jr Brownwood A. W. Mourland Johnson City L. C Durham Tom Burton Gene Gammill Llano FDIC

Ground Breaking Ceremonies Held For Senior Building

Ground breaking ceremonies for a new building to house a senior citizens workshop and a work center for the handicapped were held Monday afternoon April 23 in Comanche. City officials, the Central Texas Mental Health and Retardation Center, and the Comanche Senior Citizens Club attended.

W. Duncan and N. Mary City of Comanche Central Texas Mental Health and Retardation Center Comanche Senior Citizens Club Jackson King Brownwood Central Texas MHMA Ted Shelton SOS Club Guy Perdue Fred Jones Roy Grayson Cleve Reach H. A. Holladay Ray Pairish Charles LaMontre James Lloyd Wayne Woolsey Frank Fraley Lloyd Senior Citizens Area

73 74 Teachers Named at Comanche

The Co manche school district reelected 1973-74 teachers including Leta Andrews Bob bie Bachus Jimmy Ball Patsy Boyd William Boyd Ben Ellebracht and many others. Administrators were chosen earlier. retirements include Fred Curry Nobia Dunn T C Livingston Pallie Palmer Devin Froh Marvin Moore Byrlene Moore and Lee McGlothlin. Band director Johnny Miller resigned his position.

Comanche Leta Andrews Bobbie Bachus Jimmy Ball Patsy Boyd William Boyd Ben Ellebracht Chester Giesecke Bobby Hammer Kathryn Hill Don Hodges Jerry Halsey James McDougal Maxine Martin Duane Ogle Marguerite Ross Fred West Gene Westmoreland Margie Barret Robert DeLaney Ewell Froh Frances Liss Billy Pope Margaret Presswood Gary Williams A. E. Boyd Kathleen Eads Mary Beaty Kertha Brannan Mary Caraway Nancy Clendenen Sybil DeLaney Nina Durham Sharon Evans Charlsie Fanning Jewel Hathcock Jimmie Dee Jones Bettie Oliver Peggy Pirkle Cynthia Price Sarah Richey June Schuman Ruby Schuman Alban Brightman Odell Kirksey Barbara Yates Bonnie Yeilding Everette Yeilding Gayle Campbell Mary York Vernene Day Berta Goodson Fred Curry Nobia Dunn T. C. Livingston Pallie Palmer Devin Froh Marvin Moore Byrlene Moore

District Court session reports mixed criminal civil dockets

Judge Byron L. McClellan of the 52nd Judicial District presided over 12 criminal and six civil cases in an April session. Four defendants received Texas Department of Corrections sentences at Huntsville, one probation violation led to revocation and confinement, two got probated sentences, five were dismissed. Five civil cases were tried and one dismissed.

Byron L. McClellan 52Nd Judicial District Court Texas Department of Corrections Huntsville

Banks Operate Under State Charters in County

The county currently hosts two banks operating under state charters F M Bank in De Leon and First State Bank in Gustine.

F&m Bank de Leon First State Bank Gustine

Comanche High School Names 1973 Top Students

Kathy Sutton of White Settlement earns valedictorian honors with a 94.33 four year average. Deborah Grimmer of Comanche is salutatorian with 94.05. Bruce Parker of Comanche tops the class as highest ranking boy with 93.49. All three hold multiple activities and honors including National Honor Society and Student Council.

Kathy Sutton J. T. Sutton Comal White Settlement Comanche High School Deborah Grimmer E. W. Sullivan Comanche Debbie CHS West Texas Scholars Bruce Parker W. G. Parker CHS of

Comanche Jaycees to Install Officers at Banquet

Comanche Jaycees set 7 30 p m Wednesday April 25 at PAR Country for installing new officers and presenting awards. Pat Clendenin, Bill Citrane Killeen will install. Melvin B Evans Wichita Falls will speak. Awards include Jaycee of the Year and several director and service honors.

Pat Clendenin Comanche Jaycees Pril Cigh Levid Robinson Bill Citrane Killeen Melvin B. Evans Wichita Falls Texas Jaycees Gary Don Swearengin Ronnie Boston Clendenin Harold Adcock James W. Hill Jimmy Martin Grady Hall Hershel Strawn

School Tax Revenue Looks Good

The Comanche ISD has collected 265,701 in current taxes, 90 percent of what is due, plus 13,526 in delinquent prior-year taxes. The budget cites 265,897 in revenue, giving the district 13,330 excess with delinquent payments, potentially reducing short term loans if no new expenses arise, per Superintendent H. R. Jefferies.

H. R. Jefferies

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