Deaths Rites Held For Fred Bean
Fred G. Bean 76 of Gustine died at 3 p.m. Friday August 4 at Comanche Community Hospital. Services were held Sunday August 6 at First Baptist Church Gustine with Rev. Miles Meiers officiating. Burial at Union Cemetery Gustine. Bean, a farmer and Baptist, married Winnie Sue McCrary July 31 1921 and is survived by his wife son George Bean Vienna Virginia sister Golda Burks Comanche and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Sean
Gustine
Comanche Community Hospital
First Baptist Church
Miles Meiers
Union Cemetery
Comanche
Winnie Sue McCrary
George Bean
Vienna
Golda Burks
Bull Rider Terry Cox Dies After Fall at Llano Practice
Terry Cox, 28, of Sidney, died around 10 p.m. Sunday after a fall from a bull during practice in Llano. He was pinned under the animal and later died in a Llano hospital. Services were held Oct. 8 at Comanche Funeral Home with burial at Cox Cemetery near Sidney. Pallbearers named. Cox was born Aug. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Cox
Sidney
Llano
Comanche Funeral Home
Cox Cemetery
Roger Jones
Dale Merworth
Delbert Moore
Garland
Gaylen Chandler
Larry Cheatam
Mr. Cox
De Leon Rites For J. C. Stone
John Oliver Stone 86 of De Leon died August 7 after a short illness in a De Leon hospital. Services held August 8 at Nabors Memorial Chapel with Elder Andy Hudson officiating. Burial in De Leon Cemetery. Stone born March 17 in Bell County lived in De Leon 50 years. Survived by wife Lula May Smith, five sisters, two brothers, and other relatives. He worked as a carpenter and painter and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. He served in Vietnam and was a Lineman for General Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver Stone
de Leon
Uesday
Nabors Memorial Chapel
Andy Hudson
de Leon Primitive Baptist Church
Mr. Stone
Teas
Bell County
Lula May Smith
Comanche
Primitive Baptist Church of
Bill
Andrews
Manley Stone
Cleburne
Mona Holland
Pearl Hammitt
Viola Walker
Dublin
Coleman Huffran
Clarendon
Callie McMillan
Donnell
Nabors Funeral Home
Pitlmen
Rucker
Elna Alsup
Elta
North Side
Rites Held for Pittman and Bagley Died in Central Texas
Death notices for Marvin L Pittman 84 of De Leon and D H Bagley 59 of Brownwood report both men passing Aug 6. Pittman funeral Aug 8 at First Baptist De Leon with burial at Nabors Cemetery. Bagley funeral Aug 8 at Wright Morelock Colonial Chapel Brownwood with burial at Eastlawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L Pittman
de Leon
Mr. Pittman
First Baptist Church
Donnie Melton
de Leon North Side Baptist Church
Rites Held For W. C. Sims 68 in Comanche County
The obituary notes W C Sims 68 died Aug 6 in Mingus of natural causes. Services Aug 6 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev P T Stewart. burial Proctor Cemetery. Survived by three sons, one daughter, four brothers, one sister, 14 grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Includes archival notes and Texas coast study mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Ollie Sims
Comoanche
Mingus
Freddie Boyd
Tuesden
Comanche
P. T. Stewart
Calvary Baptist Church of Merkel
Proctor Cemetery
Mr. Sims
Proctor
J. C
Merkel
Lewis
Mullin
Donald Sims
Rex Evans
Pescy Sims
Arnold
Meeazire
Ark
Tomea
Stpcoon
Ferl
Odessa
Sims
Rites Held For Mrs. Nellie Lancaster of Comanche
Nellie Lancaster 89 of Comanche died Aug 6 in a Comanche nursing home. Funeral services Aug 8 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. John C. Wiles officiating. Burial in Salada Cemetery. Survived by steps and relatives. Also noted are corporate dividend and transportation stats from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lancaster
Comanche
Comanche Funeral Home
John C. Wiles
First Baptist Church
Salada
John D. Lancaster
Rose Lee Keele
Texas Pecan Growers Association Seeks Pecan Tax Referendum
The Texas Pecan Growers Association proposes a mail ballot referendum for October 23, 1972 to assess pecan producers up to 50 cents per 100 pounds at first processing or sale and to elect a 12 member board to oversee the funds for research, disease and insect control, education and promotion. Eligible voters include producers with 300 pounds or more in the past three years, owners and tenants, with ballots due by election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of Texas
Texas Pecan Growers Association
Drawer CC
College Station
Texas
Heat threatens camera film and battery storage tips
Public guidance warns against heat damaging camera film old or new. Advice covers storing film in a foam box away from sun and keeping cameras and batteries cool, with dry cells refrigerated. Also mentions referendum nominations and UT School of Communications dean's vacation notes.
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Fred Bean
Houston
Mrs
Wil Howard
Jennifer, Wade
Jeff and
Julie
Mrs. Howard
E. W. Gleatons
Amarillo
Vietnam
Comanche County
Church of Christ
General Telephone
J. A. Cox
J. Cox
Brownwood
Sarah Hurt
Ronnie Cox
Marvin Pittman
DeLeon
D. H. Bailey
D. H. Bagley
Veterans Hospital
Temple
Wright-Morelock Colonial Chapel
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Mr. Bagley
Vada Myrick
Rising Star
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glenn Williamson
San Angelo
Xonnie Bagley
Lynn Bagley
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Minnie Bagley
Jim Bagley
Ham
Hasse
W. C. Sims
Ten Libears
Austin
Adeo Wile
Jfk
HST
Fdr
Ike
National Archives
LBA
Tpivarcity
Texas Coast Study
U. O. Texas
Galveston-Houston
Mrs. Lancaster
Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
U.S
AAA
U of T
Boad Country
Clemons Motor Co
Comanche, Texas
Ment
Parola County
U of Texas School of Communication
Goodson Insurance
Texas Power & Light Conpany
Lillistons
Lilliston
E Leon, Texas
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