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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1922

Page

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Ex Rangers Meet in Comanche Delights Attendees

The Third Annual Ex Texas Rangers meeting held in Comanche August 3 and 4, 1922, drew members from across Texas with speeches by Maj Green and Lt Rogers. Twenty seven new members joined, and dinner at Fleming Park plus a water melon feast highlighted hospitality from Comanche and the American Legion. Minutes show officer elections and notices of a 1923 reunion set for Menardville on September 7–8.

Texas Ex-Rangers Comanche Menardville Ex-Texas Hangers Association Methodist Tabernacle Maj. Green Rogers Mr. Sackett W. W. Lewis Rangers Texas Henry Sackett Coleman American Legion Ex- Rangers Association Fleming Park Ex-Texas Rangers Ass’n Ex- Texas Rangers Association J. R. Banes Sergeant Sackett Allen W. Allen J. L. Boman Carter M. R. Cheatham H. Cook G. W. Ellington F. B. Forehand B. F. Gholson W. M. Gray J. I. Greer W. M. Green W. J. Hale T. H. Hammond R. A. Hutchison P. J. Ing John C. Allen Cookville Colorado Commanda Texas Rangers Sibson J. B. Gillett

Eggs Hatch After Snake Swallowed Guinea Eggs Tale

In Comanche era recounts two curious incidents of eggs found inside a snake and later hatched. Mrs. Cunningham removed all eggs from a snake after it swallowed guinea eggs and hens cared for them until chicks hatched. In Pennsylvania another tale describes a mother snake with five warm eggs found, later hatched by a setting hen.

Ola Cunningham James Cunningham Comanche Gemberling

Methodist Sunday School Class Entertained

The Young People’s Department of the Methodist Sunday School hosted a lively session despite heat. Mrs Cochran led in the absence of Mrs Dingus with new members joining weekly and a chicken fry social on Monday night ending with singing and games under the moonlight.

Methodist Sunday School Cochran Dingus Gib Callaway

Storm damages county homes in Saturday night storm

A late Saturday night storm caused extensive damage across several parcels in the county, notably near Swan Hill. The Sparks home was torn apart and Mr. and Mrs. Sparks were seriously injured with internal injuries feared fatal. The Newburn residence was also overturned.

Swan Hill

Local Club Meets With Miss Cunningham For Salad Luncheon

The group met on Tuesday with Miss Minerva Cunningham while club members and Miss Louise Callaway of Athens were served a salad course.

Minerva Cunningham Louise Callaway Athens

Tribute to Mrs. W. R. Evans a Comanche county matriarch

Mrs. W R Evans aged seventy one passed away at her son Roger Evans home in Proctor Texas after a long illness. Born in Kentucky in 1851 she moved to Texas in the 1870s with the Wilkes family settling in Johnson and Comanche counties. She married W R Evans in 1876 and raised two sons Roger and Ray and adopted Grace Wilkes. The Wilkes family credit her with steadfast Christian devotion and deep family duty. Roger Evans is cashier at Proctor State Bank and Ray is a physician in Oklahoma. Grace Wilkes Barber resides in Santa Rita New Mexico.

Roger Proctor Texas W. R. Evans Evans Kentucky Texas Wilkes Johnson County Comanche County Ray Grace Wilkes Grace Watt Wilkes Comanche B. C. Farris Lettie Wilkes Henry Barber Proctor Santa Rita N. M Oklahoma Farris Lettie Mary L D. O. Smith Lizzie Watt W. W. Wilkes Waco Tom Wilkes Fort Worth the Baptist Church Ch Tian

Mrs Geo B Tate Heads to Style Pageant in Dallas

Mrs Geo B Tate travels to Dallas with her daughter Elizabeth and Miss Fizora Cunningham to attend the style Pageant. After Dallas they will visit St Tonis and other points.

Geo. B. Tate Elizabeth Fizora Cunningham Dallas St. Tonis

Miss Lucile Durham Hosts S. 8 Club Gathering

Miss Lucile Durham entertained the S. & 8. Club on Tuesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed an enjoyable time followed by ice cream and cake.

Lucile Durham

Callaway Addresses Brownwood Rally in Hot Runoff Scene

Hon. Oscar Callaway of Comanche spoke to a Brownwood crowd filling the district court room, urged voters to study printed records, and attacked his opponent Thomas L. Blanton over past Congress conduct including a censure and disputed remarks.

Oscar Callaway Comanche Congress Thomas L. Blanton Brownwood Callaway Will J. Scott Hilton Burks Mr. Callaway Seventeenth Blanton Seventeenth District House

Revenge drive fills Katy office as striker seeks old job

Dallas, July 31. A man who had left a good oil field engine post at Mexia sought work at the Katy employment office. He said he wanted any job a striker could not hold, to avenge the wage-cutting hiring. The manager took his name and processed the hire. The applicant explained he bore no grievance with strikers, only with losing his job to them.

Callaway Blanton Texas Sumners Dallas Katy Mexia

Dinner honors Miss Mildred Martin of Dallas

Miss Christine Donaho hosted an informal dinner Monday evening honoring Miss Mildred Martin of Dallas. Attending were Mrs. Bob Lewis, Louise Burks, Malcolm Shelton, Louise Shelton, Mil dred Martin and the hostess.

Christine Donaho Mildred Martin Dallas Bob Lewis Louise Burks Malcom Shelton Louise Shelton

Possible New Citizen Visits Comanche

Mr. Woody Lavender of Ashur county visited his brother in law W Odom in Comanche for a week. A former Ellis county man he reconnected with the editor of the Chief from Texas black land country. He may move his family to Comanche, welcomed by the community.

Woody Lavender Ashur County W. ©. Odom Lavender Ellis County Black Land Texas

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Maj. Sackett Texas Rangers Association A. T. Ritch Norman Rodgers Ritchie Rodgers Roberts Lewis J. H. Wallace A. T. Ritchie J. O. Allen H. Sackett W. H. Roberts Jim Bamer J. H. Renick Sergeant Sacket Pat M. Neff Morris Sheppard Lon A. Smith G. H. Hughes W. N. Vaught A. B. Keefe W. M. Scrock Minnie Beaumont Ghelson J. P. Miller J. R. Evans Association Selins Grove Francis Peter Musselman Musselman Neitz Valley Martin Hopson Roby Fisher County Will Hopson Will Beene Jim DeWitt Hiram Beene Methodist Proctor State Bank Cecil Citizens National Bank of Brownwood Wing Speaker Mr. Blanton House of Representatives Congressional Congerss Striker Comanch
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