Courthouse Notes Detail Fines Births Deaths and Marriages
Court records list fines for several individuals including Jessie Banard for failing to surrender a commercial operators license and Jessie James Chancellor for leaving the scene of a crash. Births record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Virgil Harmon Miller. Deaths include Mollie Buckmaster William Clements Earl Caraway. Marriages include Claud Eppler and Ina Haworth. Deeds, vehicle registrations and court actions are noted for Comanche County.
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Jessie Banard
N. Ross St
Comanche
Department of Public Safety
Jessie James Chancellor
Elwyn Brown Tidwell
Sandra
Virgil Hermon Miller
Glen Rose
Ramona Lee
Bonnie Lee Harris
Mollie Abilene Buckmaster
E. Paine
Cooke County
Texas
William Franklin Hudson
Cornelia Goodwin Hudson
George Washington Buckmaster
William Butler Clements
Rt. 2
Indian Creek
Comanche County
Joseph Leonard Clements
Letha Yates Clements
Earl Robert Caraway
You’ll Be Happier If You Are Necessary to Others
A columnist advises finding purpose through helping others, emphasizing that belonging and usefulness boost happiness. It argues meaningful roles strengthen community ties and personal well being.
Mrs. E. N. Kerley Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. Thelma E. Kerley of 505 E Highland Ave died April 21 at the local hospital after a brief illness. Services were at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Henry Chambers officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Burch Wilson, Elmer Wilson, Arnold Cottrell, Ellis Morphew, Bill Elliott, Fred Edmondson. Born October 22, 1905 in Comanche County, she was daughter of the late T. A. Norwood and a Methodist. She married Elmer N. Kerley in September 1928 and had two sons Felton Kerley of Brown Mandhe and another son. survived by husband, two sons, one sister Mrs. Sybil Moss of Tulsa, and three brothers Earl Norwood, Clyde. Homer Norwood, Comanche, and Burnell Norwood, Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma E. Kerley
E. Highland Ave
Comanche Funeral Home
Henry Chambers
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Burch Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Arnold Cottrell
Ellis Morphew
Bill Elliott
Fred Edmondson
Kerley
Comanche County
Franklin Quote on Injury Revenge and Forgiveness
The quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin ranks revenge as futile and forgiveness as elevating. It contrasts retaliatory acts with moral high ground, urging restraint and mercy over vengeance.
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