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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

12

Texas constitutional amendment to cap bond interest at 6 percent

Hind 510 BALLOT HJR 82 proposes adding Section 65 to Article IIIC of the Texas Constitution. It would allow bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest at a weighted average of up to 6 percent and repeal conflicting rate provisions. The amendment would be submitted to voters at the November 1972 general election with the ballot question on a 6 percent rate limit.

Hind Orarge State OF Texas

Rites Held For J. M. Eoft 74

Joseph Montgomery Eoft of Brownwood died at 6 30 am Thursday in a Brownwood nursing home. Services were Saturday at Davis Morris Funeral Home with burial in Blanket Cemetery. He was born May 4 1898 in Blanket and married Ella Pearline Greats on June 12 1910 in Stepps Creek. Survived by wife four daughters three sons three brothers four sisters twenty one grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Visitors in the home of Jack and Ruby Beniel over the weekend included Dwyatt and Jo Petty Parson Arizona. Mrs Petty is author of Apples of Gold and Wings of Silver with two million copies sold.

Joseph Montgomery Foff Brownwood Davis- Morris Buria Blanket Cemetery Nev William Haven Mr. Efoff Planket Cumberland Fresbyterian Ella Pearline Greates Stepps Creek Elva Carver San Antonio Jack Ruby Beniel Dwyatt Jo Petty Parson Arizona

Constitutional Amendment Proposal Publication and Voting Procedures

The notice must be published at least 50 days and not more than 60 days before the election, with a second notice in the following week. The Legislature sets publication rates not higher than the national rate per column inch. Returns tally votes to the Secretary of State. if a majority favors the amendment, it becomes part of the Constitution by gubernatorial proclamation. The amendment concerns time and method of proposing amendments and publishing notices.

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Scotts Family Reunion Held At Lake Eanes Park

Descendants of Henry W. and Ammilte Ann Dendy Scott gathered at Lake Eanes Park for their annual reunion on a sunny Sunday. Attendees from Austin, San Antonio, St. Louis, San Angelo, Comanche, Midland, Odessa, Fort Worth and other Texas towns enjoyed picnic, dominoes, swimming, and a noon lunch amid family photos and fellowship.

Henry W Ammilte Ann Dendy Cell Lake Eanes Park Seth Scott Hogan Scott Bovie Scott Ester Wilson Neppiecott Vir Buddy Evans Mark J. McDougal Larry Jennifer Dana Donna Sue McDougall Comanche Wayland Carvy Doug Caffey Denise Debbie Ronnie Caffey Fort Worth Joe Cawthorn Cindy Icky Jack McCauley Hurst Joe Scott Letitia Brownwood Gary Scott Gary Don Bowen Pam Alethia Labon Brickley Veste Peckham Bedford Mir Reggie Scott Sharla Vicki Scott Manche A. ©. Rogers Laylon Rogers Henry L. Sharp Glen Minnie Evans Jessie Wilhelm Jess Caffey Barbara Ober Kiurst

Cottrele Reunion Set for August 5 at Take Eanes Park

The Cottrell reunion is scheduled for Saturday August 5 at Take Eanes Park. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

Cottrele Reunion Cottrell Take Eanes Park

Mrs Leta Miller Bowman Miller Dies At 77 In De Leon

Mrs Leta Bowman Miller aged 77 of De Leon died at 10 30 am Saturday after a long illness in a De Leon hospital Funeral services were held Monday at the First Baptist Church with Rev Pill C Spencer officiating Burial followed at De Leon Cemetery Higginbotham Funeral Home handled arrangements Born May 11 1895 in Langston Alabama she moved to Texas in 1900 and lived in De Leon since She married Newman Bowman in September 1912 who died in 195? She later married Orin Miller in July 1964 and he died January 1972 Survivors include her son Ali s Bowman five daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren

Leta Bowman Miller de Leon First Baptist Church Pill C. Spencer Higginbotham Funeral Home Miller Langston Ala Texas Newman Bowman Orin Miller A*lis Bowman Troupe Floyd Fleming Abilene Odis Shugart de Jeon Cecil Lawless San Antonio Joe Braswell Tommy Collins Midland Lester Morgan Dave Griffith Forsan Arthur Grimes Fort Worth Fred Siefkin California

Isaac James, 88, De Leon Resident, Dies after Illness

Isaac James of De Leon died at 9 a.m. Wednesday July 26 in a De Leon hospital after a short illness. Services were July 27 at 2:30 p.m. at Higginbotham Funeral Home De Leon with Rev. Bill Spencer officiating. Born January 31 1884 in Mississippi he had lived in De Leon about twenty years. He is survived by nieces Ima Malone Willie Mae Malone and several other nieces and nephews.

Isaac James de Leon Higginbotham Funeral Home Bill Spencer de Leon First Baptist Church Mr. James Mississippi Ima Malone Willie Mae Malone Leon

Rites Held For M. Z. Morris

M Z Morris 58 native of Spe Springs died in Ponca City Oklahoma after short illness Burial at Sipe Springs Cemetery Services conducted by Rev A B Lightfoot and Rev Don Cauble He was born July 16 1914 in Sipe Springs married Eula Jones August 18 1931 Survived by wife son Marlin Newman mother Mrs Willie Morris three brothers and four sisters from Abilene Arlington Fort Worth Gor man Lovington Kermit and Fort Worth.

Higginbotham de Leon A. B. Lightfoot Dallas Don Cauble Abilene Sipe Springs Mr. Morris Eula Jones The Masons Ponca City Marlin Newman Denison Willie Morris Fort Worth J. H Bob Bill Morris Arlington Ruth Underwood Gorman Corbie Mae Garrison Kermit Mattie Beth Carrell Lovington Mamie Tuppe Morris

Turner Family Returns to Washington After Visit

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Alvin R. Turner and their children have returned to their home in Washington, D. C. after spending a week with his mother, Mrs Grady McKinzie, and Grady.

Alvin R. Turner Washington, D. C Grady McKinzie Grady

Proctor Rites For J. D. Strube

Services for J. D. Dick Strube 68 of Proctor were Friday July 28 at Cormanche Funeral Home. Burial followed in Hanson Cemetery. Strube died July 23 after a short illness. He was a retired blacksmith and lifelong Comanche County resident born August 31, 1908. He married Mildred Waltrop on October 17, 1929 in De Leon. He was a Methodist. Survived by wife, four sons Carl Dean Strube Fort Worth Wayne Strube Dallas Maurice Eugene Strube Comanche Jerry Den Strube Proctor one sister Mrs C D Steele Irving two brothers L Q Strube Le Leon N H Strube Proctor and nine grandchildren.

J. D Dick) Strube Proctor Cormanche Hanson Strube Comanche County Sug Comanche Mildred Waltrop de Leon Carl Dean Strube Fort Worth Wayne Strube Dallas Maurice Eugene Strube Jerry den Strube C. D. Steele Irving L. Q. Strube le Leon N. H. Strube

Energy Homecoming Weekend on August 6

The Energy Homecoming is scheduled for Sunday August 6 announced by a Homecoming Association spokesman. Attendees are invited to join and bring a basket lunch for the event.

The Homecoming Association

Texas proposed constitutional amendments on property tax exemptions

A draft of Section 1 and Section 2 Article VIII of the Texas Constitution outlines tax exemptions for public property, church properties used as religious dwellings, burial sites, schools, and charities. It also details veteran exemptions by disability levels, surviving spouses, and minor children, with a statewide vote scheduled after the 1972 election.

State OF Texas State of Texas

Texas Constitution Amendment Proposed on Four Year Terms

The document details a constitutional amendment proposed in Texas in 1972 to set four year terms for the Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller of Public Accounts Treasurer Commissioner of the General Land Office and Secretary of State with terms beginning after the 1974 election and outlining eligibility residence and compensation provisions. It specifies the mechanisms for submission to voters and the operation of salaries and duties for each officer.

State OF Texas United States Lew Ehrall Rea General Land Office Secretary of State Ceneral Land Office

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J. M. Eoft Dorothy Pinson Alma Toff Wanda Wheeler Herman Joe David J Mesaulle James Mere Scotts Leta Miller Coverace Pelicy Goodson Insurance M. Z. Morris Morris Spe Springs Okla Ness Washington, D.C J. D. Strube Tyeers Armed Services of Veterans’ Administration Ied Spinnenehem Carey Datsun Maverick Volk Veeen Volkswaren Ford Volkswagen America Clemons Motor Co Comanche, Texas Lao Ceeeah Naan Commissioners Courts Commissioners Court
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