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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

4

Jesse James Backs Pundt Campaign In Texas Rail Road Fight

Milam County representative Jesse James spoke in support of John Pundt for State Railroad Commissioner. He criticized Lon Smith and the Railroad Commission, urged honest oil law enforcement, adjusted rail rates based on value, and higher truck load limits to lower freights, arguing current policies hurt workers and schools.

Jesse James Milam County John Pundt Pundt Lon Smith 20 Road Commission T Ceontroller Smith Hody Railroad Commission James Texas Papett Hovne California

Coker McGuire Reunion Held at Indian Creek Tabernacle

The Coker and McGuire families held their 12th annual reunion at the Indian Creek tabernacle on Friday August 3. Rev. Preston Broxton gave the opening address and much of the day featured socializing with barbecued beef coffee and lunches shared by attendees. A string band provided music and talks were delivered by elder family members. Out of town guests included W T Holcomb Midland H M McCullough Lubbock Vernon McCullough Dimmit Ruth McCullough Lubbock E N Stewart Pampa H C Bowman Kerens and Mrs J C Ward Midland with their children.

Coker McGuire Indian Creek Tabernacle Preston Broxton Tabernacle Thurston Thomas Johnnie Roberson Eva Belle Roberson Hayes Gleaton Lloyd Coker Owen Wetzel J. C. Elliott A. C. Jones Tom Fagan Cliff Jones Russell Nance Ray McCorkle W. T. Holcom Midland H. M. McCullough Lubbock Vernon McCullough Dimmitt Ruth McCullough E. N. Stewart Pampa H. C. Bowman Kerens J. C. Ward

Sipe Springs Methodist Circuit Service Schedule

The Sipe Springs Methodist Circuit announces services at Macedonia or Okra churches not held. Sunday School at 10 a m Intermediate Dept 6 p m Y P 7 30 p m pastor to preach at 11 am Sacrament will be administered Dr O F Sensabaugh presiding writer to preach evening hour Pastor W S Fisher invites all to come and do thee good.

Macedonia Okra Sipe Springs Y. P. Dent O. F. Sensabaugh W. S. Fisher

Frigidaire Plant Installed at City Market

A new Frigidaire plant was installed at City Market to improve meat handling. Owner Leo Shankles said the modern equipment maintains correct temperature and air circulation, prevents shrinkage, and keeps meat fresh longer for customers.

Leo Shankles

Olney Visitor J. I. Starr Spotted Sunday

J. I. Starr was seen in Olney during a Sunday visit, with locals noting his presence around town and at nearby events.

J. I. Starr Olney

Golden Wedding Anniversary Of Dingwalls Private Celebration

Mr and Mrs D Dingwall pioneer settlers of Comanche celebrated their golden wedding anniversary privately Sunday due to Mr D Dingwalls illness. They were married August 5 1884 in Comanche and have lived at their home there ever since with Mrs Dingwall formerly Miss John Benett.

D. Dingwall Comanche Dingwall John Benett

Former Comanche Woman Chosen as Scurry County Treasurer

Mrs. Otto Williamson, a former Comanche woman, was nominated for Scurry County Treasurer. The Snyder resident defeated her opponent by more than 750 votes in the July Primary, per Comanche friends.

Otto Williamson Scurry County Snyder Williamson

Revival Underway at Sidney Church of Christ

Revival services began at the Sidney Church of Christ and run daily through August 12 with 11:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. sessions. John Fairs Nichols of Pittsburgh preaches and J. L. Stagner of Colorado City leads singing. Nichols previously worked with the Comanche Church of Christ. Everyone is invited to attend and bring questions.

Sidney

Judge Cross Thanks Voters in 52nd District Race

R P Cross expresses gratitude for Democratic nomination votes across Coryell Hamilton and Comanche Counties in the 52nd Judicial District race. He notes losing four boxes in Coryell and pledges to serve well in his home and new counties.

52Nd Coryell County Hamilton Comanche R, P Cross

Hollins Regarded Critique of Automobile Tax Plan

A speaker urges keeping the gas, lube, tire, and license taxes balanced when cutting automobile taxes. He argues reducing the license fee without cutting other auto taxes harms lateral road maintenance and favors farmers. He cites the representative's vote on gas tax reduction and defends a unified tax approach.

Rollins Od House Journal

Local visit notes include Luker Stark and Spradling party

Mrs. R. A. Luker and Mrs. J. M. Stark with daughter Beulah visit Snyder relatives. Mrs. J. E. Spradling and son Billy from Larada visit Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson.

J. E. Spradling Billy of Larada H. G. Wilson

First gathering in twenty years marks four generations

The Williams family held an old-time gathering at Mrs. Nichols home on July 17 with thirty nine relatives present. George Williams aged 85 and Polly Williams aged 77 recalled seven generations, and the event marked the first time since 20 years that all the children gathered. Attendees included Walter S. Williams family of Shamrock Jane Reeves family of Abilene and several Williams households from Beattie Gorman and surrounding areas.

George Polly Williams Tra Nichols Lonnie Dibsen Carrie Nichols Gorman

Water with meals aids digestion and cleanses bowels

A small health blurb states that water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It mentions a remedy with a spoonful of Adherika and claims one dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels, attributed to Wm Reese Drug Co.

Reese Drug Co

Misses Palmer and Anthony Host Bridge Slumber Party

Misses Garry Palmer and Elen Anthony entertained at the Anthony home Tuesday night with a bridged and slumber party honoring Mrs Harriet Cunningham and Barbara Starke of Waco. In bridge Ruby Williams was high and Ruth Goosby was low with Catherine Payne winning the salloping prize. Breakfast followed a midnight snack as Lenorees received prizes. guests included Polly Speed Roy Wallace Louise Goosby Louise Holmes Waltrie Duckett Alma Jean Wilkerson.

Garry Palmer Elen Anthony Anthony Harriet Cunningham Barbara Starke Waco Ruby Williams Ruth Goosby Catherine Payne Polly Speed Roy Wallace Louise Louise Holmes Waltrie Duckett Alma Jean Wilkerson

Miss Patricia and Miss Margaret Long Honor by Party

Miss Patricia Long and Miss Margaret Long of Houston were honored by their cousin Robby Williams with a Saturday evening party at the Williams home. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake after the games.

Patricia Margaret Long Houston Robby Williams C. W Williams

Blanket Methodist Church Revival Underway

The Blanket Methodist Church revival began last Sunday and is now in full progress. Pastor BE Swindall is delivering the sermons at the event now ongoing.

Blanket Methodist Church BE. P. Swindall

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Are Blishing Co Nowea Clark's Jesse Atwood and Son Dublin Creamery Gille Telephone R. H. Moore I.e Turkey Brightman Apt- Sons J. O. Kinne Basse J. W. Reese Domanche B. A. Wilson J. B Rhost Man Church of Christ Rich School Fred Huse T R. Haggard Gustine Itp Claude George dBevrolet tTra B. Clemons Camanche Motor Co FOR &S Jersey K. L. Macon Ice Plant Dunlop Tire Store Weldon Glascow George Black R. A. Luker K.F.P.L Rt Edeo John Pendt Coker-Mcguire Sipe Springs Methodist Circuit Scurry CO. Treas Sidney Church Judge Cross Lukea UlobUoot Hollins Regard Yours, R. A. Luker Methodist Tabernacle A. C. Haymes Roy Little John A. Mahon Sunnyfield Wheaties Otatoes Lefeuce ARTON Pekoe Whee Zou Ge Bay Sagie Bayer
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