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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1953

Page

15

Dr. Rogers recounts 1890 Comanche High School history

In The Chief a follow up by Dr. M W Rogers recalls the 1890 CHS graduating class and town life. He corrects names, notes Ernest Russell as top graduate, mentions Judge Lindsey, Uncle Mark Fleming, Weisendanger barber, and two Drs Rogers. He highlights a Christmas trip to Tennessee when both died, local firms Beeman St Clair and Blue Tunns, and an incident with shredded wheat turning into a whisk broom.

M. W. Rogers Rule Texas Comanche Helmsley Tom Will Ola Cunningham Ira Ernest Russell Matt Rogers D.D Lindsey West Mark Fleming Weisendanger Sweendenberger Payne Rogers Rodgers Tennessee Dr. Rogers Professor Rogers Beeman-St. Clair General Merchandise Blue Tunnels

Billy Jones Home At ETSTC For Weekend Visit

Billy Jones, a Master’s student at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce, returned home for the weekend. He drew attention for his neatly trimmed beard while classmates prepare for Western Week in October. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones.

Billy Jones East Texas State Teachers College Commerce Billy East Texas Teachers College Clarence Jones

Airman Jack Gore Visits Parents Over Weekend

From Shepperd Field Airman Jack Gore stationed at Shepperd Field Wichita Falls visited his parents Mr and Mrs M E B Gore here over the week end.

Jack Gore Shepperd Field Wichita Falls M. EB. Gore

Dublin Rodeo Offers $4600 Prize Money

The Dublin Rodeo opens Wednesday September 2 with a total prize purse of 4600 dollars across six events including bulldogging bareback bronc riding Brahman calf roping Brahman bull riding wild cow milking and saddle bronc. The event highlights local ranching culture and drew interest from community members and sports enthusiasts.

Dublin

First 1953 cotton bale ginned at Smith-Jones gin

Ernest Sommerfeld of Aleman delivered the first 1953 cotton bale to the Smith-Jones gin on August 20. The bale produced 594 pounds of lint and was ginned free. Local businessmen contributed a prize of 92 dollars.

Hamilton Ernest Sommerfeld Aleman Smith-Jones Gin

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Abilene Orla Mme EL GM New York Square Garden Everett E. Colborn Dublin Rodeo Enterprises LR. Keller Dobblin ETSTC Comanche County REA Lake Eanes Park State National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brownwood Brown's Grocery West Boxer Ford and Ferguson Ford and Ferguson Tractor Rising Star A. V. McBride Square C. L. Huett Service Drug Carter Lake Banes Jessie Coker L. L. McCowan W. R. Coker M. H. Coker Dickie Alice Nan A. J. Watson Iowa Park Sam Carter Hilton Carter Gaylen Ray Ruth E. Lester Marchel Barcroft Austin Aubrey Jones Amherst Bessie Edmundson Coleman Charlie Carter Fort Worth O. E. Bowman Plainview J. H. Jones A. L. Hendrix Dylan T. M. McKinzie J. H. Wilhelm Doc Edwards Ray Louderrilk Gilbert and Walter Ira Carter Shirley Acton Carter Billy Jack Zim Rogers Bob Hendrix Benita Hilburn H. C. Bowmap Will Hendrix Myrtie Jack Carter C. L. Hendrix Dorothy J. W. Pate Copperas Cove Gary Loudermilk Jackie Wall Cowhouse Baseball League Indian Gap Evans Lamkin Dale Holmley Newburg Parks Greene & Waring Namilton Ford Trucks Ford Clemons Motor Company Comanche, Texas
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