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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1931

Page

5

Buried at Hasse for Mrs J C Hardin

Mrs J C Hardin died at her home in Hasse at 4 pm Sunday after six weeks of illness. Interment was at Board Church Cemetery Monday at 10 with Rev S J Isham. She was born Lida Virginia Seago December 16 1875 in Seagoville Texas and moved to Comanche County as a child. She married Joe Hardin in 1901 and two daughters Jewell and a son survive along with a brother and three sisters. She joined the church at 16.

J. C. Hardin Hasse Board Church Cemetery S. J. Isham Lida Virginia Seago T. K. Seago Seagoville Tarrant County Texas Comanche County Gustine Joe Hardin Miss Jewell Indian Mountain School T. B. “Bud” Seago Henry Taylor Elmer Thomas Calvin McCamey Comanche

Low Meat Prices From Peerless Produce Co

Peerless Produce Co offers choice steaks at 15 cents per pound and forequarter steaks and roasts at 1 percent per pound. Also advertise ice for sale. Bob Cox, manager.

Peerless Produce CO Bob Cox Mer Teerless Produce CO Mgr Cox

Hospital Notes From Comanche Area

Miss Louise McKimmey of Gustine underwent an appendicitis operation Friday. Randal Huffman had his tonsils removed Monday. The two year old son of Mr and Mrs J C Biggs was treated for a Sunday scalding. Dr J J Osterhout performed a tonsil operation for Ben Lewis in Cherokee Sunday. Clyde Luper and family of Corsicana spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr and Mrs J H Kemp.

Louise McKimmey Gustine Randal Huffman J. C. Biggs J. J. Osterhout Ben Lewis Clyde Luper Corsicana Comanche J. H. Kemp

Frank Emison Dies Suddenly at 74 in Brownwood

Frank Emison 74 prominent Brownwood groceryman and former Brown County sheriff and tax collector died suddenly at 8 30 pm Monday at his home 1417 Durham Street He was a longtime partner in Emison and Son Grocery and known as Uncle Frank He is survived by four children from his first wife Augusta Oberthier and three from his second wife Florence Pearce Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at his residence with Dr W R Hornburg and Rev T M Carney officiating burial followed at Greenleaf Cemetery

Frank Emison Brown County Durham Street Emison Frank W. R. Hornburg Coggin Avenue Baptist Church T. M. Carney Church of Christ Greenleaf Cemetery Scott County Kentucky Texas Walter Emison Emison and Son Austin Avenue Brownwood Augusta Oberthier R. L. Gray Shrevewort Clarence I, Emison Tatum N. M Henry Qymison Archie Jones Comanche Florence Pearce Elkins Walter Mary Emison Dallas J. J. Cross Mallie Couch R. T. McGauch G. B. Bohannon Joe Gilliam Walter Farly Brownwood Rolletin

Dan Cupid Not So Active in 1930 in County Data

Census Bureau figures show 120 marriages in Comanche County in 1930, down from 140 in 1929, with 23 divorces in 1930, down from 25. Brown County marriages fell from 200 in 1929 to 159 in 1930, while divorces slipped from 80 to 78. Mills County rose to 69 marriages in 1930 from 60 in 1929, with divorces up from 4 to 11. Eastland and Hamilton figures similarly noted.

Comanche County Census Bureau Brown County Mills County Ivorces Hamilton Eastland

Good Lady Reporters Get Married

Jean Reynolds, a promising reporter at the Morning Herald, challenges editor Sam Morrell over taking a job. After proving her skill covering an accident, Morrell secretly admires her work. He then offers a tougher test and, after two convention assignments, reveals his plan to marry her, confessing his long standing belief that women reporters wed when they gain value.

Sam Morrell The Morning Herald Jean Reynolds Mr. Morrell Kentucky Jenn Morrell Jean Jed Duty Sam Barry Morrel Lasafte North End Morred City Desk Herald Joan Whyt Dar- Hung

How About Spinach Reveals Pest Origins Claim

The Richmond News Leader reports the Department of Agriculture asserts that every pest plaguing America was imported, a claim attributed to ongoing studies linking pests to imported sources. The piece highlights the controversy around the spread and management of agricultural pests.

Department of Agriculture America Richmond News Leader

Fault Finding When a Man Is Generous to Fealt

Montreal Star notes that fault often follows generosity as it is usually the giver who bears blame for such acts. The column reflects on social judgment and the paradox of charity provoking fault-finding.

Montreal Star

Trip to A and M Short Course by Comanche 4 H club

Bud Farrar of Newburg writes on nine Comanche County 4 H members traveling by Newburg School bus to the A and M Short Course in College Station. The group tours Waco Cameron Park, attends lectures, and notes good crops, especially cotton in Milan county. Return to Comanche August 1 amid little vehicle trouble.

Bud Farrar Newburg Comanche County L. A. Singleton Comanche College Station Cameron Park Waco Texas Milan County

Icee Cold Melons In All Times

Peerless Produce promotes ice cold melons with varied offerings across seasons and locations.

Peerless Produce Co

Local social notes from Harmony and surrounding communities

Mr and Mrs Noble Rutherford visited the Davises at Van Dyke and the Faulkner family at Robersonville over the weekend. Rena Owen stayed with the Joneses at Mercer Creek and with the Brewers at Shiloh. Joe Rogers and family visited Brookesmith with W E Boyd. Alton Farrar visited Newbury. Melba MacKinzie spent Sunday with Cox family at Creamer. Silas Harris visiting relatives in Sidney. A birthday dinner for Uncle Anderson at White Point. Z T Edwards and family visited D A Brown and family.

Noble Rutherford Davis van Dyke Arthur Faulkner Robersonville Rena Owen D. M. Jones Mercer Creek Paul Brewer Shiloh Joe Rogers Brookesmith W. E. Boyd Alton Farrar Newbury Lindsey Thomas Beard Hill Leslie Thomas Zephyr Vance Hemphill Carl Thomas Susan Thomas Comanche Johnson Arkansas Calvin Thomas Melba MacKinzie Mr. Cox Creamer Silas Harris Jim Ward Sidney J. F A. W Wilhelm Mose Anderson White Point Z. T. Edwards D. A. Brown

Low meat prices at Choice steaks shop

Short ad notes per pound prices for forequarter steaks and roasts at Choice steaks with a rate of 12c per pound.

Freida Sumner Buried Friday

Freida Sumner six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L F E Sumner of Eldorado died after a brief illness of infantile paralysis at Brownwood hospital. Funeral services were at Blanket Friday at 3 pm conducted by Rev J D Smoot. She was born April 12 1925 at Blanket and is survived by her parents three sisters Gladys Ruth and Alice Sumner.

Freida Sumner Sumner Schleicher County A. and M. College Ed Sumner Silanket Temple J. D. Smoot Blanket Gladys Ruth Alice Sumner

Produce ad from Bob Seale at Home Produce Co

Farmers and shoppers invited to buy cream produce poultry and eggs from Bob Seale at Home Produce Co. today and daily across the week.

Bob Seale At Home Produce Co

Entertains Tuesday Club With Ten Tables Of Bridge

Mrs J B Allcorn entertained the Tuesday Club and guests with ten tables of bridge on the porch of her home. High scores went to Mrs James D Slack among members and Mrs John Cunningham among guests, with consolation won by Mrs Dwight Brightman and Ida Mae Switzer taking the cut. Out of town guests included Mrs White of Stephenville Mrs Cc F Silvas of Austin and Miss Elloise Switzer of Dallas. Pineapple salad with cheese wafers olives mints and orangeade served.

J. B. Allcorn James D. Slack John Cunningham Dwight Brihtman Ida Mae Switzer White Stephenville

Grocer E H Jones Moves Store One Door West

Notice states grocery store moved one door west of former location. E H Jones invites customers to visit for groceries and service.

E. H. Jones

Births And Deeds Recorded In Court House News

Birth announcements list a son for J H Harper Jr Gustine Route 2 on July 1 a son. a son for Jerry Collins of Gustine on July 9 Jasper Wade. a son for Willie Mack Johnson of Gustine on July 24 Jack Devain. a daughter for Oliver Linsey of Gustine on July 20 Margaret. Deeds show A Griffin and wife transferring land to R M Tobb for £10. H W Conch and wife to John G Jones 1028.6 acres for $20000. J T Moody to C H Cleary 82 acres for $1165. W Howard to C Clayton part situated DeLeon.

J. H. Harper, Jr Gustine Route 2 Jerry M. Collins Jasper Wade Willie Mack Johnson Jack Devain Oliver Linsey Gustine Margaret A. Griffin R. M. Tobb J. R. Stephens H. W. Conch John G. Jones James Thomas Norman

Choice Steaks and Ice Deal Promoted by TC Produce

Advertises Choice steaks at 15 cents per pound and 12 per pound, with ice from Teerless Produce Co. Bob Cox manager.

Poison Warnings From Reese Drug Co

Farmers are urged to watch for leaf worms and warned that a stock of poison is ready at Reese Drug Co. The notice emphasizes pest control for crops and cautions proper handling of the pesticide.

Reese Drug Co

Revival Opens At Union Tabernacle In Ballinger

Rev F A Brown of Ballinger Cumberland Presbyterian Missionary began a revival at Union Tabernacle Sunday morning. Local residents travel and visit relatives, with numerous family groups and small-town movements noted including visits to and from Fort Stockton, San Antonio, Temple, Mullin, and Goldthwaite.

F. A. Brown Ballinger Cumberland Presbyterian Union Tabernacle Luke Reeves Fort Stockton J. B. Henderson Ruby Lee Sidney J. R. Windham Bangs Windham R. A. Dorsett J. J. Porter Gladys Kate Marie Whiteface J. W. Porter Misses Ferryle Gladys Dorsett Howard Payne College Wesley Dowdy Valera San Antonio Mr. Hardy Evelyn Carter Winchell Bonnie Dabney Johnnie Hamby Feris Williams Brownwood Jesse Deen J. R W. D. Fuller Roldabcher Goldthwaite

Card of thanks for Dr. L. B. Thomas death

The children express sincere thanks for kindness shown on the death and burial of their father Dr. L. B. Thomas. Floral offerings and other evidences of esteem are a comfort to them, and they remain grateful always.

Dr. L. B. Thomas

Wesley Bible Class Holds Lawn Party

Forty two members of the Wesley Bible Class gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Clarke for a lawn party on Thursday evening July 30. After the main game refreshments included ice cold watermelon for about fifty members and visitors.

Wesley Bible Class George S. Clarke

Local visitors record in Cotton Grove community

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garner of Merkel spent a week visiting in Cotton Grove. Miss Denna McEntire of Comanche and Weldon Glasgow visited relatives, while Miss Ruth Randall stayed with Ava Lee Glasgow. Mrs. Bill Durham of Comanche and Mrs. S. F. Hilliard hosted visits in the area.

Howard Garner Merkel Denna McEntire Comanche Weldon Glasgow Lamar Howell Indian Creek Ruth Randall Ava Lee Glasgow Bill Durham S. F. Hilliard

Rich mond Hill man touts Kruschen Salts results

W R Daniels of Rich mond Hill New York City reports his second bottle of Kruschen Salts reduced waist by three inches increased activity and clearer skin. He claims a 46 year old felt 20 years younger and advertises half teaspoon daily before breakfast with an 8 5 cent bottle lasting four weeks and promises a money back if not satisfied.

W. R. Daniels Richmond Hill N. Y Brucci Heese Drew Co America

Board Church Revival To Begin Sunday

The annual Baptist Revival at Board Church starts Sunday evening at 8 30 with Rev S J Isham in charge. The Hasse Baptist Church revival will end with the eleven o'clock service Sunday, according to Rev Isham.

Board Church S. J. Isham Hasse Baptist Church Isham

Choice Steaks Ice Sale Ad From Cox Mer

Local advertisement offers Choice steaks at 15 cents per pound and ice from Cox, Mer. The terse notice promotes bulk meat purchases and ice supply from the same outlet.

Cards of Thanks for Mrs. David F. Hanes

The Hanes family extends sincere thanks for help during the illness and death of Mrs. David F. Hanes and for floral offerings. David F. Hanes and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Moore and family express appreciation. Fresh Meat Ice Peerless Produce Co offers poultry eggs and cold storage for rent.

David F. Hanes R. P. Moore Peerless Produce Co

Honoring Carl Jack Carter On Birthday At School Soiree

Mrs J W Carter entertained for her son Carl Jack on his birthday Friday evening with a gathering of his schoolmates. Games and stunts were enjoyed followed by refreshments served.

J. W. Carter Carl Jack

Local Meat and Ice Prices At Bob Cox Market

Bob Cox Market advertises choice steaks at 15e per pound and 12e per pound for other cuts, inviting customers to buy meat and ice at low prices. Mer.

Alamo Produce Co Offers Top Market Price for Chickens Eggs and Cream

John H Harris announces Alamo Produce Co will pay the highest market price for chicks eggs and cream. The note emphasizes competitive offers for poultry dairy and related commodities.

Alamo Produce Co John H. Harris

Will Roberson Buried Tuesday

Will Roberson a longtime Comanche resident and stockman died at his ranch near Newbs h after months of illness. His funeral is set for Tuesday at 10 a m at Oakwood with Rev J M Perry officiating. He was born in Alabama August 25 1869 and moved to Comanche in early childhood. He married Mary Etta Waldrop in 1890 and they had three children. He is survived by his wife three children two sisters and a brother.

Will Roberson Comanche Newbsh Oakwood J. M. Perry Unningham Mart Sheri T. Isomers Joe Tupin M. Shute Roberson Alabama Mr. Roberson John Roberson Comameche Mary Etta Waldrop Mesdames B. O. Twaddell Julian Williams Dallas Otho H. Roberson Shermas A. R. Kieresey Artesia New Mexico A. L. Lankart Phoenix Arizona

Community News of Local Visits and Guests

Mrs. Katie Black and Dana of Comanche and Miss Golda Black of Ranger spent Sunday with Mrs. McDaniel. Mrs. Sam Phillips visited relatives in Dallas last week. Perry Patton and Robert Fluott of Palacios are visiting relatives here. George Smith of Merkel visiting C. A. Marshall and J. C. Fritts. Joe Jones and family of Merkel visiting relatives here. Lena Phillips visiting relatives in Dallas.

Katie Black Dana Comanche Golda Black Ranger McDanie Sam Phillips Dallas Perry Patton Robert Fluott Palacios George Smith Merkel C. A. Marshall J. C. Fritts San Angelo Joe Jones Lena Phillips

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