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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
3
A State Bar of Texas notice explains contract principles and caveat emptor in plain language. It cautions that oral agreements may be void or misinterpreted, urges consulting an attorney, and notes that different facts can change the law’s application.
Mrs J F Wilhelm aged 82 of Harmony near Comanche died in her sleep Friday August 9 at home. Funeral services were held August 11 at Old Lawn Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Piez Todd officiating. Interment White Point Cemetery. She was born Nancy Onie Anderson May 19 1881 in Tennessee and married J F Wilhelm in 1902 in Oklahoma. Survived by husband six sons two sisters four brothers sixteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Public notice announces a November 9 1963 election on amendment to Article III Section to authorize issuing bonds totaling 350 million dollars for the Veterans' Land Board. Proclamation and conditions for use of the Veterans' Land Fund are included.
The document outlines an amendment creating a Veterans' Land Fund through bonds issued by the Veterans' Land Board. It details fund sources, bond sales, land purchases, and sale rules for veterans, with provisions on administration, eligibility, and effectivity upon adoption.
Commissioner J. Peavy urges Texas mothers to prepare early for school starting in September. Have child examined by a physician and dentist, check hearing and eyes, arrange vaccines, and obtain a certified birth certificate from the State Health Department or local county clerks. Include full name, place and date of birth, and parents’ names. School districts require proof of age, and a special summer index aids fast service.
Mrs. Lela Bell Robertson 79 a longtime Comanche County resident died Friday at Medical Center Fort Worth. Funeral services were held Saturday in Comanche with Rev S J Isham officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was born October 20 1883 in Clay County Alabama and married John Willis Robertson in 1898. She leaves seven children 23 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
Here From San Angelo Mr and Mrs Ethan Wetzel of San Angelo were Comanche visitors last week looking over property. The Wetzels are considering selling their San Angelo home and returning to Comanche.
A Sunday afternoon singing event is planned at 2 30 pm on August 18 at the Free Will Baptist Church in Comanche with Sylvia Burks in charge. Brownwood visitors Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson and their children visited Gene Arthur's family over the weekend.
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