Mrs Pearl Bruce Visits Relatives in Town
Mrs Pearl Bruce of Loraine is visiting relatives here for a short stay.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1942
Page
3
Mrs Pearl Bruce of Loraine is visiting relatives here for a short stay.
Pierce Brooks of Dallas led the July primary with a plurality of more than 64,000 votes in a field of eleven candidates. Texans urge finishing the job started in 1940 and elect Brooks to fill the unexpired term on August 22.
The Hickey family held its annual reunion on July 19 at Mrs. W.S. Hickey’s home in Comanche. Rev. Moore of Fort Worth led a sermon and Scripture readings, with noon meals featuring ham, fried chicken, chicken pie, cake, and iced tea. Mother Hickey celebrates her 91st birthday as all eleven children attended.
Mrs H H Burnett sustained a broken arm last Tuesday afternoon after a fall at her Comanche home. She was taken to a hospital in German and has since returned home.
The annual Carleton-Hancock reunion was held August 8 at the usual meeting place with 85 in attendance. Relatives and friends from Eastland Corpus Christi De Leon Comanche Co Manche Fort Worth Sidney Dublin and San Saba gathered for the family event.
Malcomb Shepard son of Rev and Mrs E M Shepard of Comanche has landed at San Juan Puerto Rico. He serves in the U S Coast Guard and traveled by airplane. He writes a brief note home describing the crossing as very good and highly interesting.
The Janes reunion gathered on Lake Janes the first Sunday in August. Attendees included Dave Breedlove and family, George Janes and family, Henry Drennan and family, Quenton Janes and family, Carl Janes and family of Comanche, Marshall Johnston and family of De Leon, Hub Lewis and family of Eastland, Mrs. Doyle Breedlove and children of Crane, Ory Grigsby and family of Eastland, Joe Jones and family of Merkel, Mrs. Etta Boynton of Springtown, Volney Walker and family of Soda Springs, Ottis Stephens and family of Breckenridge, Evans Gressett and family, Earl Gressett and family, Erman Davidson, Henry Jones and family, Hisen Echols and family, Otis Harris and family, Richard Breedlove and family, plus several visitors.
A. J. (Andy) Roberts 73 died at his Comanche home after a week of illness. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ with R. C. Ledbetter in charge. Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born March 10, 1869 in Gonzales County and lived in Comanche County since about 1900. Survived by wife, five sons and four daughters.
Members of the White family held their second annual reunion at Cisco Lake on August 16 with 53 attending. A morning of conversation and games followed by a noon meal and an evening picnic. Guests included many White relatives from Hamlin Stamford McCauley Enid Rising Star Sipe Springs Albany Nimrod Coache and Comanche. The event honored Mrs Mary E White’s seventy third birthday with several other birthdays celebrated.
The annual Gleaton reunion gathered at Lake Eanes on Sunday August 9. Since the previous meeting there was one death two births and one marriage among the Gleaton families. Attendees included G W Gleaton and family from Blanket Ray Gleaton family from Brownwood T H Gleaton Neal Gleaton and others from Comanche Gustine and Fort Worth with several extended relatives.
Warren family reunion was held at Lake Eanes Park on Sunday August 16 with most members present except Ellis Warren and his Baird family. Attendees included Mrs B E Warren Hogan Comanche Mrs Anna Pack Brady and several other relatives with three complete families unable to attend. Since last year there were two births one marriage and no decision on next years reunion due to uncertain conditions.
The Woolsey reunion gathered on the first Sunday in August at the regular time and place. The crowd was halved by rubber shortages as Marvin Woolsey urged attendees to travel in wagons next year. Several births and marriages were reported, with Mrs. Thle Ruth of Houston among attendees. World War II referenced as hoped to end soon with absent members returning.
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