Tom Davis Family Reunion at Hasse House Draws Kin
Descendants of the Tom Davis family gathered August 12 13 at the Hasse Community House for their annual reunion. 98 people attended with meals on both days, candles up by the campfire, a sing along and dancing by the young set. The gathering honored Aunt Mary Davis of Comanche and noted three deaths and two marriages in the past year. A family business meeting scheduled the next reunion for August 10 11 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Mae Ewing
Tom Davis
Hasse
Mary Davis
Comanche
Clarence T. Lane
Jim Lane
Jettie Lane
Cynthia Lee Lane
Woodlawn Hills
California
Larry Lane
James Thomas
Iane Lane Thomas
Vallejo
Rhode Island
Kenneth
Leon
Kenneth Crouch
Hatch
New Mexico
Julie Kristi
Tim Cockerham
Brownwood
Debra Shawn
Tommy Hutchins
Katherine Denise
Willie Layman
Bradford
Red and White
Hughes
Belle Smallwood
Bessie Lane
Clarendon
Jack LaGrone
Canyon
Wayne Ewing
Phillips
Essie Dunlap
Ella Roberson
Ruth Davis
J. G. McAnear
Bix Todd
Carendon
Clinton
Dedra
Shane
Albert Davis
Ardith Timmons
Odessa
Fred Lynn
el Paso
Don W. Seale
David Conoley
Jim Smallwood
John David
Austin
Charles Schlee
Cindy
Carl Cockerham
Kim
Kenneth Tankersley
David
Ruth Ann
Jessie Mae Stokes
Grady
Katerine
Wynn Hasley
Ory Smith
Vernon Ray
Wendell Chappel
Allen
Diane
L. G. Holland
Renee
Mark
Thomas Parkman
Dublin
Johnny Stokes
Dara
Kathy
John
Roger Woods
Dennis
Ronnie
Burton Parkman
Roland Picard
Paula
Robert
Jake Timmons
Beverly Gale
Raymond Arms
Orval Timmons
Proctor
Wade Chancellor
Fred Roberson
Rusty
Kenneth Broyles
Leroy Whitehead
Wichita Falls
Ronnie Lammert
Marion Davis
Vesta Davis
Carl Tate
Walter Dixon
Bertha Hollingshead
Connie Bagley
Andrew Roberson
Jane Roberson
Scout Roundup Plans Designed To Reach Youth
Comanche Trail Council Boy Scouts of America outlines the 1967 annual roundup to recruit 8 through 17 year olds across eight counties. Meetings for unit leaders in Stephenville Goldthwaite and Breckenridge are set for August 22 and 24 with a September start and aims to exceed last year’s 500 new enrollments. Tommie Langley, nephew of Gerald Langley, celebrates his 16th birthday in Greenwood South Carolina.
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Comanche Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Rio Cox
Boss
Stephenville
Goldthwaite
Breckenridge
Comanche Trail Council Service Center
Brownwood
P.O
Cox
Cub Scouts
Webelos Scouts
Boy Scouts
Tommie Langley
Gerald Langley
Comanche
Greenwood
S. C
Social Security questions for home workers and Medicare gaps
An advice column explains that paying social security tax depends on quarterly wages of 50 or more with a 4.4 percent withholding and employer match. It notes you earn credit only through the employer’s report and that Medicare covers hospital drugs but not prescriptions from drug stores. Also mentions Clara Slack’s trip with Chris and Mrs.Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Medicare
Clara Slack
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Chris Gill
Dallas
Woolseys Return From Arkansas Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs David Woolsey and Mr and Mrs Dwight Woolsey have returned from a four day trip to Arkansas. They attended the Davis reunion in Little Rock while in New Mexico visitor Hazel Streety also called on friends in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
David Woolsey
Dwight Woolsey
Davis
Little Rock
New Mexico
Hazel Streety
Mexico
Ing
New
One-Stop Grocery Shopping Returning to American Scene
An article notes groceries increasingly mix food and non food items with impulse buys. It cites averages of 24 to 28 dollars per shopper and rising non food shares from 11 to 23 percent since 1948 1959. Grandparents Paul and Rebecca Tupin visit Galveston relatives.
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Ann Stratton
Paul and
Rebecca Tupin
Galveston
Joe Tupin
Paying Victims of Crime Faces Debate Across States
The piece discusses compensation plans for violent crime victims inspired by New Zealand and England. It notes benefits for those lacking insurance and the difficulty of recovering damages from criminals, while warning against selective aid and questions of victim innocence and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
England
Futhermore
Massingill and Kayleteska Wedding Attended by Stovalls
Mr and Mrs Charlie Stovall attended the wedding of their grandson Robert Lee Massingill and Pamela Kayl eteska in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Stovall
Robert Lee Massingill
Pamela Kayl'eteska
Arlington
Local men begin Marine recruit training in San Diego
Two Comanche area men, Lewis F. E. Tavior and Rickie D. Kennedy, completed eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. They will undergo three weeks of individual combat training before home leave and assignment to their first Marine unit. The program emphasizes physical conditioning, survival skills, marksmanship, drill, and Marine traditions. Also noted is a report on the screwworm drive reducing fawn mortality by about 80 percent, alongside local remarks on Tyler visitors and Comanche improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis FE Tavior
Leonard F. Tavior
FE. Walcott
Rickie D. Kennedy
Brayn Bitler
E. College
Comanche
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Marine Corps
Marine Combat
Compensation for Victims Sparks Public Debate
The piece surveys public sympathy for crime victims versus offenders. It cites a Gallup poll showing majority support for compensating murder victims’ families and previews evolving plans in operation, awaiting persuasive experience.
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Gallup
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Perkins Electric CO
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