Ele Roberson Dies After Illness in Robersonville
Ele Roberson died at his home in Robersonville after a two year illness. Funeral services were held at Comanche Funeral Home on Monday afternoon August 22 with Rev. J. Isham and Rev. T. N. Carter in charge. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ben Loftis Carl Cunningham Jack Odell Clyde Roberson and Lester McNutt. The Mount Pleasant Quartet sang three of his favorite hymns. He was born in Robersonville, the son of the late Mr.
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Ele Roberson
Robersonville
Mr. Roberson
Comanche Funeral
J. Isham
T. N. Carter
Oakwood Cemetery
Ben Loftis
M. V. Coker
Carl Cunningham
Jack Odell
Clyde Roberson
Lester McNutt
Mount Pleasant
Card of Thanks for Eli Roberson
The Roberson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and at the time of Eli Roberson. Gratitude for food flowers notes and understanding is deeply appreciated. May God’s blessings be with you all.
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Eli Roberson
Roberson
Beloved Mother M E Kemp Obituary Note 1885
The family of Mrs. M. E. Kemp expresses deep thanks for kindness shown after their mother’s death. The notice recalls a long residence in the same community, a life as a retired farmer, and mentions her husband Roberson who died Sunday. Surviving relatives include wife Pearl Lethardell, two brothers Frank and Walter, and two sisters D L Gore and Mrs. Walter Lane.
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Turner Roberson
Pearl Lethardell
Frank Roberson
Wilson
Walter Roberson
Comanche
D. L. Gore
Walter Lane
Road bond vote defended by Comanche County resident
C L Lightfoot of three miles west of Downing urges support for the $900,000 rural road bond election in Comanche County. He cites tire savings, youth retention, higher farm valuations, property upkeep, and community pride as reasons to vote yes. He says neighbors back the tax and would support higher costs.
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C. L. Lightfoot
Downing
Comanche County
Rites Held For J Newt Scott
J Newt Scott 78 of the Sidney community and former Bryson ranch resident died after a ten day illness. A native of Mena Arkansas he lived in Comanche County 35 years. Funeral services were held at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev K C Stedman in charge. Interment was White Point Cemetery. Survivors include his wife two daughters five sons and many grandchildren. brothers and sisters also listed.
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J. Newt Scott
Sidney
Mena
Arkansas
Scott
Comanche County
Bryson Ranch
Comanche
K. Cc. Stedman
Calvary Baptist Church
Brownwood
White Point
Ruby Lillian Woods
Elbert N. Scott
Ira Eugene Scott
James Delbert Scott
Emmett Scott
Richard Scott
Robert Odell Scott
Ruby Lillian Scott
Spencer Rudy
Fort Worth Business Trip Highlights Monday
A brief note records a Monday business trip involving Kelley in Fort Worth, signaling a local commerce-related movement or meeting with potential impact on the area's economy.
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Kelley
Fort Worth
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