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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

2

Texas Targets Securities Racketeers Under New Law

Texas enforces a new securities law effective May 28. Officials report two operator groups awaiting trial for oil and gas schemes while promoters in Texas and across the border profited up to $5,000 daily. Secretary Mann vows to purge racketeers with public aid and urges vigilance against unregistered sellers.

Now Tech Opera Canada Mexico San Antonio Department of State Texas State Department Mann

May Schools Superintendent Purchases Keeler Residence

Horace White, superintendent of the May Schools, bought W. T. Keeler’s residence and moved his family in. Keeler relocated to Cross Plains, while Mrs. Curtis Holt and her children visited her parents at Plainview last week. Harold Bell Sanford marked his seventh birthday hosting friends at Mrs. E. R. McQuaid’s home.

Horace White May W. T. Keeler Mr. Keeler Cross Plains Curtis Holt Plainview Harold Bell Sanford E. R. McQuaid J. D. Medcalf Austin D. M. Medcalf H. A E. W. Brewer Arthur Floyd Vernon Raymond Lonehart Muskogee Oklahoma

Woolsey Reunion Held At Family Home On August Fourth

The fifth annual Woolsey family reunion gathered at the family home on August 4 with 144 relatives and 389 visitors attending. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. Woolsey of Gustine Proctor Hasse Comanche Dallas and Fort Worth among others. many spouses and children joined in the event.

Woolsey Mildred Woolre Gustine Henry Woolsey Proctor Marvin Woolsey Hasse Sam Surles Dallas Will Henry Charlie Woolsey Leroy Woolsey Wayne Woolsey Comanche David Woolsey Eldred Watson Welter Ruddloff San Antonio Sam Louder Lloyd Ables Preston Woolsey Rush Gray H. C. Woolsey Willis Woolsey Jay Henery Tom Lane Blanch Lamkin Alfred Ruth Leroy Johnson Houston Willis Dorris Fort Worth May Tinchon Daughters Dublin Roy Regian Luther Regain Sarah . Regain Duplin Tom Cox M. J. Cox A. E. Cox Gouldbush Elton Cox Brady John Cox Seend Mr Cox A. M. Ruth Janey Hart Mary Cox J. W. Hawkins Santa Anna W. N. Ruth Welburn Breckenridge Kenneth Colsey T. L

R. B. Moore Buried in Zephyr at 84

R B Moore 84 died at his Zephyr home Monday at 4 20 after a year long illness He is survived by nine children 42 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church of Zephyr with Rev Smart Interment Zephyr Cemetery Born September 27 1851 in Houston County Georgia he came to Texas after the Civil War and lived in Zephyr the past 11 years He married Fannie Brigance in 1875

Zephyr Brownwood Banner First Baptist Church Yenhyr Smart Zephyr Cemetery Mr. Moore Houston County Georgia Texas Fannie Brigance Bremond The Baptist Church Leona Moore A. R. Moore Colorado D. W. Moore Brownwood J. L. Moore Littlefield L. L. Moore Comanche G. R. Moore Oklahoma R. R. Moore Hester Chaney Killeen Susie Cunningham

Protease Oleman Faces Spending Week With Mizz Qozelle Lane

Jaanette protease is spending week with Mizz in a visit tied to events involving Qozelle Lane. Details remain unclear in the fragment.

Gleaton Family Holds Second Lake Eanes Picnic

The Gleaton family hosted their second annual gathering at Lake Eanes on August 7 with a noon picnic, music, a watermelon feast, and swimming. Attendees included numerous Gleaton and related families from Blanket, Anson, Comanche, Gustine, and Fleming, plus several visiting relatives.

Gleaton Lake Eanes L. A. Gleaton Nabers Talmage Geraldine Hayes Gleaton Betty Jane John Weldon Frances O. L. Arthur J. H. Robinson Gilbert Gustine G. W. Gleaton Elbert Perry Ray Naomi Minnie Hugh Nat Sarah Blanket T. H. Gleaton Neil Anson George Walker George F Comanche E. G. Wells Molly Joe John Lee Edward Jolie Beigue Opal Powers Billy J. R. Eanes Mattie Reese Morris Eanes Nate Water Charles Wade Miss Sweet Brownwood Ed Seayard Fleming

Autos Take Greater Toll Than War

Time magazine excerpt from August 12 1936 contrasts war fatalities with motor vehicle accidents under a police safety campaign poster. It cites 50 310 killed and 182 674 wounded in war and 51 200 killed 1 304 000 injured in peacetime driving. It then pitches disability and life insurance benefits for six dollars monthly.

New York

Former Comanche Circuit Rider Killed in Crash

Rev. J. T. Ferguson 52 former Forest Hill Methodist pastor died in Fort Worth from injuries after a crash last Thursday. He was returning from Smithfield where he conducted a revival when his car hit a truck at Wichita Avenue and Mansfield Road. Funeral at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. T. Edgar Neal and Rev. P. F. Riley with burial at Maypear. Survived by widow three sons J. T. Ferguson Jr Sem Hay Ferguson R. L. Ferguson Amarillo three daughters Mrs. J. S. Pope Amarillo Mrs. Earl Hammill Childress and Miss Bessie Louise Ferguson Fort Worth a sister Mrs. N L Jones Clarendon and two brothers Joe Ferguson and Gano Ferguson Houston.

J. T. Ferguson Comanche Fort Worth Star- Telegram Sunmlay Forest Hill Methodist Church Smithfield Wichita Avenue Mansfield Road T. Edgar Neal Corsicana P. F. Riley First Methodist Church Maypear J. T. Ferguson, Jr Sem Hay Ferguson R. L. Ferguson Amarillo J. S. Pope Earl Hammill Childresss Bessie Louise Ferguson N.L. Jones Clarenson Joe Ferguson Gano Ferguson Houston

Mrs Bonser Hosts Sunshine Club Gathering

Mrs J E Bonser entertained the O E S Sun shine Club and guests Tuesday afternoon. Punch was served by Mrs Carl Stewart. Mrs George Clark won a prize and presented it to guest Mrs Melba Martin. Music by Mrs Ruby Mahon and Elizabeth Bonser followed by ice cream and cake for the listed guests.

J. E. Bonser O. E. S. Sunshine Club Carl Stewart George Clark Melba Martin Ruby Mahon Elizabeth Bonser Isla of Capri Merchant James Russell Gray Allen Moody Cleveland Hampton Layne Parker Lowry Mohm Dudley Clark Huddleston Russell Bonser Elizabeth Brownwood Alita Merchant Melha Martin Dallas

Stop Chills and Fever Malaria Tonic Ad

Malaria causes chills and fever and harms health if unchecked. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic kills infection in blood with quinine and nourishes blood with iron. Marketed as a half century relief, safe for children, available in 50c and 1.00 sizes with the 1.00 size offering more product for money.

Grove

Sunday Services at First Baptist Church

The notice lists Sunday activities at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services plus a 6:00 p.m. B Y P U and a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. midweek service led by A Edwin Wrison Pots.

A. Edwin Wrison

Gas with Ike Phifer at Independent Gasoline and Lube

Advertisement noting Ike Phifer promotes Independent Gasoline and Lube offering gasoline kerosene and naphtha south of City Hall. Claims customers return after trying fuel and promises price savings and performance.

IKE Phifer

Revival at Baptist Church Closes Sunday Night

Van Dyke reports the revival concluded Sunday at the Baptist Church. B Y P U plans a Sunday evening meeting followed by visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and family and Mrs. Marshall of Merkel to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall and relatives. Ray Reid goes to Colorado City for work. Ory Grigsby and son of Fairview visit, visiting Grigsby relatives at Stagg Cree. Mrs. Noea Loudermilk of Fairview visits her parents, and J. W. Strong plus family spend Sunday with Cisco relatives.

Baptist Church George Smith Marshall Merkel C. A. Marshall Ray Reid Colorado City Ory Grigsby Fairview Hie Grigsby Stagg Cree Noea Loudermilk Bob Hendrix J. W. Strong Cisco

Funeral Held for Mrs T G Starkey 83 West of Brownwood

Former Comanche woman Mrs T G Starkey 83 died at her Brownwood area home Saturday morning August 3 funeral services were held Sunday at Clear Creek Church of Christ Born December 26 1852 she moved to Brown County in 1 Survived by children J Starkey G Y E Y R Y R E and J F McGaughey Frances Allen J W Mosie H C Mosier and 50 grandchildren

T. G. Starkey Brownwood Brownwood Banner Clear Creek Cemetery Starkey Comanche Brown County Church of Christ Ore Oaren B. J. Starkey E. E R. Y R. E J. F. McGaughey Frances Allen J. W. Mosie H. C. Mosier

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. B. Moore J. R. Eanes & CO John D. Waring C. A. Greene Davenport J. B. Loudermilk Feed Store Mrs. Bonser TOP Sunshine Club Gulf Gulf Refining Company Gunter Hotel Ray Mullins Safe, Ark Thedford van Dyke Comanche County Abstract CO Comanche National Bank the Shamrock Clyde House Comanche Band Hur
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