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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1949

Page

3

Obituary of Olga Schwartz

Olga Schwartz 33, died Tuesday morning at her mother Mrs Will Schwartz home. Funeral at Zions Lutheran Priddy, Aug 17. Rev A H Muehilbrad officiated. Pallbearers: Walton Hobertz Victor Walther Clarence Schumann Lauert Schwartz Charlie Schwartz Arthur Schumann. Survived by mother, siblings Alma Jean Mae Milton Clarence and others, plus one niece Margaret. Born November 13 1915 in Comanche County.

Olga Schwartz Will Schwartz Miss Schwartz Zions Lutheran Church of Priddy A. H. Muehilbrad Walton Hobertz Victor Walther Clarence Schumann Lauert Schwartz Charlie Schwartz Arthur Schumann Goldthwaite Olga Louise Schwartz Comanche County Comanche T.P. Gas Company Schwartz Albert Tom Burton Dallas Olga Scott and White Hospital Temple

Short Course On Turkey Production In Brownwood

A two day short course on turkey production will be held at Memorial Hall Brownwood on Thursday and Friday September 1 and 2. The program begins at 9 30 am Thursday with a session for general turkey production information in Texas. The second day targets flock selectors and pullorum testers with required two day attendance and examinations for re qualification.

Memorial Hall Brownwood Texas

Sledge Family Reunion At Lake Eanes Park

The Sledge family held their annual reunion on the second Sunday in August at Lake Eanes Park. Seven of nine children attended along with spouses and many descendants from Comanche Floydada De Leon Odessa Merkel Andrews Corpus Christi Fort Worth and other Texas towns. Visitors included Mrs Saman.

Sledge Lake Eanes Park Luther Sledge Comanche George Wilson John Floydada Arthur Sledge Earl and Corky de Leon H. A. Collins Walter Chapman Arthura Model James Wess Sledge Sally Gene Odessa Bill Sledge Wayne Bert Beaty Billy Seminole J. T. Sledge Paula Fort Worth Tommy Cottrel Grandfield Oklahoma Mary Russell Mary K Carol Sue Jake Chapman Tom Wilson J. E. Chapman Jake Sledge Kenneth Sledge Saman Culberson Oran Alma Flanagan Mae Wilson Peggy Smith Lorenzo Lorene Krebs Taft Lake Anes Park

South Side Freewill Church Service Times

Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Welcoming worship offered for all. Also listed is a for sale notice and names of local individuals and a reunion date for August 1950 at Lake James Park.

Danger Signals My Church Discussed as Belonging to Christ

A speaker emphasizes that the church is the Lord's and the believer's possession through Christ. The sermon argues the church is the pillar of truth and vital to building God’s kingdom, transforming possessions into evangelism, with members responsible for fellowship, stewardship, and missions.

Christ Jesus God

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Texas Telephone Company Nielson’s Beauty Turkey Lake Eanes REA Shankle’s Grocery Mkt Comanche Cooperative Westinghouse Appliances Westinghouse Westinghouse Electric Hathcock Appliance CO John M Happy) Hathcock Freewill Church R. H. Rogers Sec Service Drug Appliance Department Rev R. M. McGinnis County Baptist Association Studebaker FORD Ford Tudor Plymouth Army Ford - Mercury Franklin Herbert Goodson The Franklin Life Insurance Company Herbert Goodson Mr. Goodson Franklin Life GRAND Comanche, Texas Chrysler America Dudley
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