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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1952

Page

5

Comanche County backs Boykin for sheriff in local plea

Twelve members of the present and former Grand Juries endorse re election of Sheriff Boykin. They note a forty year span with rising indictments and a steady crime decline, praising his fairness integrity and leadership to maintain law enforcement standards.

Boykin Acasa O C Aeur Gaston Boykin Pre Yy Comanche County

Reunion invites families of descendants this Sunday

Families descended from the clans are invited to a reunion set for Sunday the 17th, with the third Sunday as target. Herbert Brown and Don Chester of Comanche returned home after attending a Texas Farm Bureau Federation sponsored short course at Texas A and M College. Everyone is invited to attend through August 30.

Herbert Brown Don Chester Comanche Texas Farm Bureau Federation Texas A & M College

They Landed 3 But The Big One Got Away

Mr and Mrs Luther Dixon fished three hours in Lake Comanche and kept three Channel Cats weighing 11 13 and 15 pounds. The couple say one big fish got away though Mr Dixon insists it was the largest yet Mrs Dixon doubts the size. They used rod and reel with glass lures.

Luther Dixon Mr. Dixon Dixon

Comanche County Reunion Set for Lubbock Event

Comanche County residents are invited to a reunion on August 24 at Mackinzie State Park in Lubbock. President J S Seitern says 1 000 people are expected for old time singing visiting and plenty of food.

Comanche County Mackinzie State Park Lubbock J. S. Scitern Seitern

Huge Rattler Killed Near Hurt Home

J. E. Hurt of High way 36 West killed a five foot long rattler weighing four and a half pounds in a maize patch. The snake had nine rattlers with some broken off and was displayed in Comanche the next day.

J. E. Hurt Highway 36 Mr. Hurt Comanche

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