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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

2

Local notes from Comanche and Brown counties diversify community news

A compilation of notices and briefs cites Brown County road payments, military postings, academy retirements, and political commentary. It reports Jack Doyle’s U.S. Army promotion, Dean Davis’s retirement at John Tarleton College, and plans for a frozen food locker plant in Goldthwaite, with shorter items on elections, labor bills, and farm life anecdotes.

Goldthwaite Texas

Breakfast for Junior Baptists At First Church

Forty seven children from the First Baptist Church Junior Department, guided by superintendent Mrs Oma McKinzie and eight teachers, enjoyed a 7 30 breakfast at the church. They listened to a specially arranged Baptist Hour broadcast during the event.

First Baptist Church Oma McKinzie Baptist Hour

Robert L. Jackson Promoted to Chief Pharmacist Mate

Robert L. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vollie L. Jackson of Comanche, has returned from Iwo Jima to the Navy base and has been advanced to Chief Pharmacist Mate. He notes the nights are very cold and snow on nearby mountains.

Jack Doyle D. K. Doyle Fort Worth U.S. Army New Guinea Robert L. Jackson Vollie L. Jackson Comanche Iwo Jima Marine Corps

Mrs. J. E. Johnson Visits From Ranch Near Johnson City

Local society notes report Mrs. J E Johnson (former Miss Louise Black) staying at her ranch six miles from Johnson City last weekend. Other brief visit mentions include Pat Cagle of Brownwood visiting Comanche and Cpl. Billie Davis from Camp Howze stopping by to see friends.

J. E. Johnson Louise Black Johnson City Pat Cagle Brownwood Cpl Billie Davis Camp Howze

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