Comanche 4-H Members Tour A and M Short Course
Comanche County 4-H members recount their trip to the A and M Short Course held late July. Thirty locals attended with fourteen boys, six girls, and ten older folks. They praise organizers, club leaders, and sponsors for funding and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A and M
Comanche
C. D. Statom
D. E. Nabors
Hubert Kelley
Comanche County
M. C
Gomanrhe County
Elzie Kinnard
Comyn
Comanche Boys Headed to Brownwood Camp
Comanche youths departed Saturday for Brownwood where they will train at 11:20 for Palacios with the National Guard. Participants include Troy Lee Lewis Ros al Lane Robert Alten Z Tatum Tack Miller and Seth Cook. They will spend two weeks at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Brownwood
Hens Canned In Demonstration At Beattie Home
A caping demonstration took place at Elmer Holden's Beattie residence Tuesday morning where hens were canned for fall and winter use. Hens were killed, bled, plucked and dried Monday afternoon, then the 4 H Club girls, under Mesdames Ray Mc Corkle and Elmer Holden, completed the canning Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Holden
Beattie
4-H Club
Mesdames
Ray McCorkle
Vinol touted for appetite and strength in children
An advertisement claims Vinol quickly boosts appetite and strength in a ten year old girl. It mentions improved eating and sleeping after the first week and cites Mrs W. Joosten as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Joosten
Wm. Rees, Co
Pruggicts
Brown County Fair Set for October in Brownwood
Reports from Brownawood say the Brown County Fair runs October 16 to 19 with exhibits, negro ball games, rodeo, a dog parade, band concerts, carnival attractions and horse races. The event is touted as the best ever held in Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Brownawood
Brownwood
Willingham Greer Matrimony in Fort Worth Ceremony
Miss Alma Greer and Walter Willingham of Dallas wed last Saturday at 7 p m in Fort Worth. J H Black officiated with attendees including E J Williams Marvin Willingham and J C Greer. Miss Greer is the daughter of J C Greer and a 1929 Comanche High School graduate. They will reside in Dallas after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Greer
Walter Willingham
Dallas
J. H. Black
Fort Worth
E. J. Williams
Marvin Willingham
J. C. Greer
Comanche
Willingham
T'A Cuyanehe
To Build New Service Station
Joe Tupin has purchased the filling station formerly run by Bob Moore from Gib Callaway, just north of the Comanche Produce building opposite Mackey Motor Company. He will enlarge and repair the building and create an up to date site for oil gas and auto accessories. He remains at his current location until the new building is finished. Andy Isham will take charge of the Tupin Station and operate it as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tupin
Bob Moore
Gib Callaway
Comanche Produce
Mackey Motor Company
Tupin
Andy” Isham
Hickory Nut Tree Claim by Uncle Bill Cottrell
Uncle Bill Cottrell of Suez claims to own the largest and juiciest hickory nut tree near town. The tree grows in the creek bottom, towering over neighboring pecan trees and drawing local attention for its size and nut quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cottrell
Suez
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Garner - Alvis Co
New York
St. Louis
Garner Alvis CO
Comanche’s
DELCO
Bob Cox
Comanche Chief
General Motors Corporation
By Osborne
George
Felix
Porter
Yu Son
Vincl
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
Higginbothams
BEN Franklin
Ben Franklin LE Agu
COCA
Peoples
Comanche, Texas
Variety Store
Gustine
Texas
W. WY
Yeorgin) Switzer
Durant
Oklahoma
Mr. Switzer
Corr
Switzer
Omanche
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