Local Families Visit Across County Traditions
Mrs Winnie Keith spent part of the week with her parents in Brownwood. A Wahreon and his wife joined relatives here with their daughter and Vester Johnston visiting. Mr Bus White hosted all his children at home last weekend and some stayed for vacation. Paw Dele Rambo spent last week in Hoveton with friends. WW Scott of Levelland visited with Mrs Tete and Mr Scntt and Mrs Dike at Woodson.
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Winnie Keith
Brownwood
Freiend Vester Johnston
Procter
Bus White
Rambo
Hoveton
Scott
Levelland
Tete
Scntt
Dike
Mrs
Rowan Hireons
Woodson Sun Cay
Prey A Career Po Woth Ak Cdreer
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Mise Gooethy Weds Sergeant W J Lutz
Miss Betty L Goosby of Comanche and Seaman William J Lutz of Lewistown Pennsylvania marry in Brownwood on Saturday July 21. The ceremony at Major T W Byer’s home featured Rev E N Velore officiating and palms and pink flowers. Attendants were Therres Henum of Brownwood and Tov Curren of Damn Food. Bren Vertea a graduate of Comanche High School works at Camp Bowie Ordnance. S S Lutz now with 647th Tank Destroyer Battalion at Camp Hood Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty L. Goosby
J. C. Goosby
Comanche
William J. Lutz
J. Iis
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
T. W. Byerm
Brownwood
E. N. Velore
Therers
Henum
Tov Curren
Bren Verte
Comanche High School
Headquarters
Ordnance Service Command
Camp Bowie
Texas
Lutz
647Th Tank Destroyer Battalion
Camp Hood
Pvt Ennis Loudermilk lands in England
Pvt Ennis W. Loudermilk, son of Mr and Mrs W F Loudermilk of De Leon Route 2, writes from England that he is doing fine and would like peaches. Postal restrictions prevent peaches but homemade candy is on the way to cheer him in the fight against the supermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Ennis W. Loudermilk
W. F. Loudermilk
de Leon
Route 2
England
Culling Hens in Texas Flocks And Visiting Relatives
The notice discusses culling 20 percent of hens to reduce losses in Texas flocks and advises confinement at night with a catching hook. It mentions cash for loafers and four benefits of culling. Personal notes include Pfc John Robertson of New Jersey visiting his wife’s sister in Abilene, and several local families traveling or hosting relatives in Fort Worth Sidney and Abilene during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Navy enlistment and training details in Dallas notice
Dallas recruitment notice explains sailors are assigned in Dallas then return home for a seven day leave before going to Navy Training Stations on the East Coast for indoctrination. It notes a need for 17 year old applicants with birth certificates and parents consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Navy
Fish Fry Honors Hale and Hale Family Guests
A Monday night fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coan honored Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hale and son J. P. of Chicago. Attendees included numerous Belyeu, Grisham, Gregory, and Whatley relatives from De Leon Downing Gorman and surrounding areas. Afterward the hosts traveled to Eastland to board the Pecos and visit a sister in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Coan
James A. Hale
J. P
Chicago
Illinois
Luther Belyeu
Bennie Belyeu
Harold
Walter Earl Belyeu
Max
John Grisham
Downing
Ralph Doan
Sidney
Leland Hancock
A. A. Gregory
Thomas
John V. Gregory
de Leon
Marvin Grisham
Rucker
Doss Whatley
Sue
Betty Jo
Herbert Whatley
Lynn Jay
Gorman
Hale
Eastlan
Pecos
Chicaze
Fort Worth Visits and Family News
Mrs Pet Fisher and her children visit her sister Mrs A V Littlefield in Fort Worth. Miss Sue McNeehan of Fort Worth visited home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Fisher
Fort Worth
Ars
A. V. Littlefield
Sue MecNeehan
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Mise Gooethy
W. J. Lutz
Ennis
Calvin Helcom
John Robertson
New Jersey
Richard Wyatt
Lois Daniels
Frank Weaver
T. A. Weaver
Abilene
Willie Dean Miller
Hall Bros
Pere Error Tert Cic
Egardle
Chevrolet
Waco
Fagan Chevrolet Company
Comanhce, Texas
Aed T
Tupin's
Just
Tupin
Ernest Tupin
Prop
Morris Association
State Insurance Department
Morris
Brownwood, Texas
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