Neel family reunion draws 50 at Lake Eanes in Comanche
Sixteenth annual Neel reunion held at Lake Eanes with more than 50 attendees. Camp near the lake and two day gathering marked first reunion away from Gustine since 1920. many descendants of I A Neel plus a large roster of relatives from Gustine Coahoma Big Spring Cross Plains and other Texas towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel
Comanche County
Lake Eanes
Gustine
I. A. Neel
Omanche County
Belle Anderson
Lusk
J. C. Neel
Coahoma
Gertrude McDonald
Joe B. Neel
Big Spring
H. M. Neel
George R. Neel
Cross Plains
Fannie Barrett
Vera Bumearner
Ruth Jones
Fort Worth
Roy Johnson
Midland
Belle Allison
Irvin Allison
Clyde Allison
Don Craft
Charles
Leonard Allison
Blake Allison
Graham
J.C. Neel
Thomas Neel
Cunningham
Newburg
William Cunningham
Austin
J. R. Lewis
Brownwood
Geo. Lewis
San Angelo
Arch
Joe Lewis
Dick Henson
Joe Cunningham
Mineral Wells
LeRoy Cunningham
Temple
Dick Callaway
Alvin
Norman Martin
Daphin Moore
Aaron Cunningham
Rockdale
Chas Johnston
Kin Cunningham
Goree
Statton
Chester Harris
Coleman
Herne Haris
Goldthwaite
Travis Cunningham
Rising Ster
Jack Cunningham
Kola
Johnnie King
San Bonito
Water Emerson
Guion Gregg
Dallas
Will Stephens
Abilene
K. Prater
Hamlin
Hugh la Thanana
Neva Taylor
Tom Cunningham
Hamilton
Richardson
Hico
R.&. Cox
Sheriff to Sell One Third Interest in Comanche County Block
The Sheriff of Comanche County Texas will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in October 1936 at the courthouse in Comanche an undivided one third interest in part of Section 23, Block 2, Houston and Texas Central Railway Survey, in favor of First National Bank of Rotan against J Q Head for 387.48 plus costs. The sale is by order of the District Court of Fisher County issued July 15 1936. J H Reese Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche
District Court of
Fisher County
First National Bank of Rotan
J. Q. Head
Court House
Houston & Texas Central Railway Company
Comanche County
Texas
First National Bank of
Rotan
J. H. Reese
Mills County Ballot Chooses County Candidate
In the first primary 1902 votes were cast in Mills County with 1439 for the county candidate. Proctor received 175, De Leon 174, and Comanche 114. Comanche County gave the Mills candidate 1083 votes and urged support for R. A. Luker of Proctor for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Proctor
de Leon
Comanche County
Mills
R. A. Luker
Auvenshine and Gleaton Reunions at Lake Eanes
The Auvenshine family held a reunion at Lake Eanes on August 9 with a basket dinner. Attendees included Mrs. M. C. Auvenshine and others from Comanche Arlington and Houston. Hollis Ravenshine was absent. The Gleaton reunion followed on August 12 at Lake Eanes with many relatives from Blanket Gustine Cross Plains Longworth and other towns. numerous visitors joined the event. The note also mentions a Texas Centennial visit in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Waldrop
Comanche
E. E. Yarbrough
Stephenville
Fount Waldrop
Dallas
J. A. Burton Jr
Wichita Falls
Robert Allen
Hamlin
Geo. Mathis
Indian Gap
Leon McCarty
Billie Bert
Thurman Talley
Gustine
Boyd Dooley
Carlton
Owen Brown
Edith Jaynes
Valley Mills
Imogene Brown
Auvenshine
Lake Eanes
M. C. Auvenshine
Hode Northcutt
Post
Gus Meyers
Marshall Meyers
Vollie Meyers
Don Auvenshine
Dick Auvenshine
Arlington
C. E. Wetzel
Charlie McElroy
Hayes Burks
Ambro Burt
Ed Burt
Marvin Beatty
Rube Burt
Hollis Ravenshine
Houston
Gleaton
G. W. Gleaton
E. W. Gleaton
G. H. Gleaton
L. A. Gleaton
O. L. Arthur
J. H. Robinson
L. F. Gleaton
Cross Plains
E. M. Bartlett
Longworth
Walter Gleaton
Ralls
T. H. Gleaton
Anson
Lena Jim Gleaton
Memphis
Texas
C. S. Allen
Duke Turner
W. C. Langston
Bartlett
Sidney
W. E. Weems
Bangs
Allen Cunningham
Newbury
Blake Bartlett
Hasse
Willis
Mart Keeter
Throckmorton
Madeline Porter
E. C. Seay
Blanton Praised as Bravery in Congress Record
The speaker extols Thomas L. Blanton noting more than thirty five million dollars spent by the federal government in his district. He emphasizes Blanton's clean record and character despite Washington newspaper attacks, calling him a braver and more useful lawmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Blanton
District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
Judge Blanton
House
U.S. Treasury
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Reese Drug Co
E. R. Wright
Reese Drug Store
Cheapskate Chandler's
J. B. Allcorn
Yanch
J.C. Cadenhead
Rambouillet
Tom H. Jackson
Sipe Springs
Lamesa
Cheapskate Chandler
J. W. Cunningham
Floy Cunning
Howington & Beene
W. F. and
Etta Hudson
H. L. Stewart
Holman
Public Square
de Leon Highway
Lottie Holman
C. D. Cuthbertson
Will E
O. P. Fisher
Ute 4
F. Bain
Route 3
Freeman's Shoe
Morris Furniture Store
Comanche Milling Co
MO Kk
Hoff, Mer
Weeds, Service
Hoff
Alamo
Highway 10
Bessie Cunningham
Wright's
Marshall
Reese Drug Co
N. N. Durham
Fagan Chevrolet_Co
Draughon's College
Comanche-Sipe Springs
R. W. Fielder
Lake Road
Sam F. Todd
W. H. Carpenter
Booker St
FORD
Ike Phifer
C. P. St. Clair
Claude George
Philco
Service Drug Store
Via
Odies
Dialghury
Poultay Health Favice Station
Fountain —Service
Clark Motor Company
Thos. Stark
Jesse Atwood
Shelton
W. B. Garner
Dave Finklestine
Howard Motor Co
Priddy
C. L. Scott
W. W. McKenzie
Democrat
Earl Evans
Western Auto Associate Store
George B. Neel
Bobbie Neel
Dub
Kermit Neel
Wayland
Less Hensley
J. S. Neel
Los Angeles
California
Rupert Russell
Joe Marshall
Mary Peterson
Oklahoma
George Bean
J. M. West
Callie West
Hicks
Lake Banes
John Hicks
Conoco
Roy Yantis
Wade Kendrick
Hazel
A. E. Thompson
Fagan Chevrolet Co
Comanche, Texas
MIAMI
Windy Mills
Blanton’s National
THE
Arlington, Va
Congressman Blanton
Thos. L. Blanton
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