Election slate announced for Democratic Primary 1932
The Chief announces candidates for multiple offices in the Democratic Primary on July 23, 1932. Listings include State Superintendent L A Woods, McLennan County. County Clerk Bob Haynes. Sheriff Dwight Brightman. District Attorney Tom L Robinson and Jaye. County Attorney Rob McCampbell. County Treasurer Florence Sturkie IVA Hart Mrs Murt J Sullivan. Tax Collector W D Sturkie Mrs B W Speed Joe Marshall. District Clerk Frank Howington. Tax Assessor George Goosby E R Armstrong Deroll Nabers Charlie Cathey. Commissioners F L Leverett Ward Graham Lacy Dee Isham. Precinct No 2 Scott Patton May Lewis. Precinct No 8 Brandt Howell. Precinct No 4 R A Kbe. Justice of Peace Precinct 1 Bonner Lester D Dingus Rube Waldrop.
Social and football results from Van Dyke area events
A Senior B Y P U social at Van Dyke featured a candy breaking. Hasse basketball beat Van Dyke 15 to 5 Sunday. Neighbors and families gathered for birthdays dinners and visits across Comanche and surrounding towns. A school play titled He's My Pal is set for May 6 after the school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasse
van Dyke
Zion Hill
Wiley McCarty
Wiley McDaniel
Fort Worth
G. S. McDaniel
Hampton
Co‘noche
Bill Bane
Dublin
Searls
Putnam
J. W. Strong
Leonard Brittian
Dallas
Walter Fritts
Rudd Simmons
Mickville
Maryland
Rob Easley
Alline Smith
Fairview
Madge Grigsby
Flaira Mae Mathison
Madge Grimsby
Denny Conner
Comanche
Vera Mae Bratton
Opal Beaty
Herand
Mercer Gap Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs G C McKinzie and Mr and Mrs R E Dutton of Comanche plus Miss Willie Gore of White Point spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Huggins and family. Miss Rena Mae Huggins visited Miss Jerry Waldrop of Comanche. A J Huggins and daughter Rena Mae spent Sunday afternoon at Bethel. Mr and Mrs Amos Dunlap of Priddy visited sister Mrs Jess Williford and family. Misses Oleta Couch and Naomi Brown visiting in Brownwood. Theron Huggins of White Point visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G .C. McKinzie
R. E. Dutton
Comanche
Willie Gore
White Point
J. Huggins
Rena Mae Huggins
Jerry Waldrop
A. J. Huggins
Rena Mae
Bethel
Amos Dunlap
Priddy
Jess Williford
Oleta Couch
Naomi Brown
Brownwood
Theron Huggins
Card of Thanks for Barn Fire Assistance
The Stewart and York families thank friends and neighbors for help after a barn and feed harness were lost in a recent fire at their home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Stewart
Brady York
Bayer Aspirin the sensible choice for headaches
It may be only a simple headache or neuralgia and neuritis rheumatism. Bayer Aspirin is the sensible thing to take and safe for the heart when the genuine tablets come in the familiar pocket package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Comanche CH Club Holds Annual Banquet at High School
The Comanche cH. club held its annual banquet at Comanche High School with sixty attendees including out of town guests. Brownwood participants performed parts of the Opera Centennial program and Prof Theophilus Fritz led with solos and music while Home Economics girls served a four course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Comanche Ch. % Club
Comanche High School
Home Economic
Vada Belle Simmons
Carroll Black
Brownwood
Betty Merril Staggs
Inez Petsick
J. K. Wilks
Edna Savage Saunders
Theophilus Fritz
H. F. Mayes
Ben S Hill
Sommerville
Fero Williams
Los Angeles
California
James Clarke
Guthrie
Oklahoma
J. Hervey Mayes
Willis Higginbotham Oe
Bill Burks
Stephenville
Community Courtyard Visits Across Cotton Grove
Mr. and Mrs. George Masters visited at White Point Sunday. Families from Elm Grove Robersonville Mercers Gap Dublin Carlton Lamkin and Okahoma were seen visiting relatives and spending the weekend in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Masters
White Point
Blanche
Lissie Chancellor
Elm Grove
Joan Eoff
Tom Glasgow
Oliver Guthrie
Lucille Guthrie
Bill Glasgow
Mercers Gap
Sam Howell
Robersonville
Lamar Howell
Jewell Glasgow
Wilks Glasgow
Dublin
Carlton
Jim Stewart
Arthur Hays
Lamkin
Edward Cobb
Oklahoma
Ellen Foff
Gasoline and Lube Offer From Tom Douglas
An old ad touts two gallons of high grade gasoline for a quarter and a quart of oil for 15 cents. The seller is Tom Douglas promoting inexpensive gas and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Douglas
Comanche County Sunday School Convention Plans
The Comanche County Sunday School Convention gathers at Comanche Baptist Church Sunday afternoon May 1 1932 with Rev T N Carter leading a devotional 230 How a Superintendent should be Elected by Edwin Palmer and other sessions on duties methods and organization culminating in reports and adjournment at 4 00 PM The event emphasizes observer superintendent participation and scriptural giving
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Comanche County
Comanche Baptist Church
T. N. Carter
Edwin Palmer
R. R. Harvey
Hostess
Howard Moore
Lou Singleton
Trinity 4-H Club Elects Officers In April Meeting
Trinity 4-H Club held a reorganizational meeting on April 12. Elected officers include Dale Singleton president Houston Dawkins vice president Shirley White secretary Bevis Smith reporter. Members and projects span watermelons tomatoes peanuts sweet potatoes Irish potatoes turkeys and corn with several members named for each project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barton
Trinity 4-H Club
Dale Singleton
Houston Dawkins
Shirley White
Bevis Smith
Harold Williams
George Bingham
Simmons Couple Spends Weekend in Comanche
Mr and Mrs George Simmons of Fort Worth spent the weekend in Comanche visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Simmons
Fort Worth
Comanche
Jim Hill
Produce Co. advertises constant poultry prices
The notice promotes Rremers Produce Co offering continuous low prices on chickens and eggs, advertising steady availability at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Stand
N. W. Corner Square
Womanless Tea Presented by Local Methodist Ladies
Under the direction of the Methodist Church ladies a Womanless Tea will be held at Comanche Grammar School on Friday evening, April 29. Men will perform in female dress with a range of acts including violin, piano, vocals, readings, dances, and instrumental solos. The cast and guests feature numerous local residents and community figures in this staged event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eaton
Roy Little
Jake Durham
Walter Barrett
Shorty Massingill
Maurice Hoffman
Gilmore Durham
T. A. Barnes
Dewey Barnes
Dr. I. M. Franks
Mesdames J. C. Helm
Fount Wood
George Clarke
Lucius Elkins
Leo Shankles
Turner Sanders
Jim Tatum
Clarence Edwards
J. W. Williams
A. G. Miller
Charles Marshall
J. M
Jenkins Re-elected Music Director at Cotton Center School
Webb Jenkins of Comanche is re elected teacher and director of music at the Cotton Center consolidated school near Hale Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Jenkins
W. D. Jenkins
Comanche
Cotton Center Consolidated School
Hale Center
Teachers Elected at Oliver Springs
Dale Howard of DeLeon has been elected principal of Oliver Springs School for the next term. Oma Humphrey of Gustine has been elected intermediate teacher in the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Howard
DeLeon
Oliver Springs
Mies Oma Humphrey
Gustine
Mercer Creek Cozy Visits Mark Weedlove Family
Mercer Creek residents Jack and Alva Lane spent Tuesday night with A. Z. Stephens and family of Fellowship. Markc and Floy Weedlove of White Point visited their brother Lee Breedlove on Wednesday. Granddaddy Lane has returned home from Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Alva Lane
A. Z. Stephens
Markc
Floy Weedlove
White Point
Lee Breedlove
Lane
Meridian
666 Remedy for Colds Liquid Tablets and Salve
An old remedy touts 666 Liquid or Tablets for internal use and 666 Salve for external use as a complete and effective treatment for colds. Describes it as one of the speediest remedies known.
Train Schedule Fragments Highlight Morning to Evening Runs
OCR fragment shows CG leaving A. M. at 8 15 with safety inche A M 11 50 and 4 10 P M times. Mentions Worth Pp. M 5 05 for B wood and 9 05. Hard to parse.
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A &P
Nutley
L. A. Woods, McLennan Co
Joe H. Eidson
Homer C. DE Wolfe
J. R. Eanes
W. T. House
B. J. Pittman
H. L. Stewart
Bob Haynes
Dwight Brightman
Judicial District
Tom L. Robinson
F. C
Rob McCampbell
Florence Sturkie Iva Hart
Murt. J. Sullivan
W. D
Will) Sturkie
B. W. Speed
Joe Marshall
Frank Howington
George Goosby
E. R. Armstrong Deroll
Nabers Chrlie Cathey
F. L
Leverett
Little T. A
Aron
Ward W. P
Bill
Graham H. R
Hugh) Lacy Dee Isham
G. M
Scott Tom Patton
Will May
Sam B. Lewis
F. T. Brandt Grady Howell
R. A. Kbe
Justice of Peace
J. D. Bonner
W. T. Lester
D. C. Dingus
R. B
Rube) Waldrop
Cotton Grove
Hale CO
Ford
Chevrolet
Comanche Motor Co
Comanche, Texas
DR. A. Hillman
Nat'l. Bank
Brownwood, Texas
Inmrance
W. D. Carroll
Roon
Texar
Farmers
W. H. Huett
Y. W. Holmes
An. Munant
National Title and Trust Co
San Antonio
Mercer Creek
Roberson Bus Lines, Inc
Worth
B’wood
Biggs
Clarence Biggs, Prop
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell
Sanitaruim
N. A. Palmer &Co
THE
Texas Company
C. H. Donaho
D.C. Bailey
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