Famous CHS Ex Coach E Y Freeland Dies
E Y Freeland former Comanche High School athletic director and coach from 1916 to 1918 died August 15 at Brownwood at age 66 after a long illness. He later coached at Daniel Baker Texas Christian SMU and Austin College and helped win football championships. Funeral was held August 18 in Brownwood First Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenleaf Cemetery. Survivors include his wife son Tom Freeland and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Freeland
Comanche High School
Brownwood
Freeland
Texas Tech
Austin College
Daniel Baker College
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
First Presbyterian Church
Green
San Antonio Military Academy
Sherman
Kangaroos
SMU
Tech
University of Southern California
Long Beach Junior College
Texas
Palestine
Daniel Baker
Texas Department of Public Welfare
EF. Y
Tom) Freeland Jr
Carlton-Hancock reunion elects new president at Proctor park
The Carlton-Hancock family reunion at Carter Park near Proctor on Sunday August 9 elected W. A. Carleton president, replacing H. H. Hancock. Treva Callison was re elected secretary treasurer. The gathering included many Carletons and related families from Comanche Dublin Fort Worth and other Texas towns. Also listed are items for sale including an iron safe, scales and radios from Comanche and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiieton-Hancock
Carter Park
Proctor
W. A. Carleton
H. H. Hancock
Carleton
Treva Callison
Jack Vineyard
D. L. Carleton
Odessa Norwood
Glen
Donnie
Nadine Andrews
Allen Carleton
T. J. Callison
Galyna
Lannes
Comanche
O. R. Carleton
Jean
H. M. Carleton
Priscilla Boyd
Benbrook
T. L. Carleton
Sharon
Patsy
Allison Dingler
Maxey and
Leon
Harvey Hayes
J. E. Haley
H. C. Pyburn
Fort Worth
W. D. Carleton
Lottie Court
Bob Arms
Dave Hancock
Annie M. Hancock
Y. Z. Hancock
M. McCann
Marjorie
Virginia
Wm. Lee Hancock
Dilliard Lee
Dublin
Homer Stephens
Gorman
J. C. McDougle
Wanda
Weatherford
C. G. Hancock
Coleman
Hoyt McMillan
Bee House
Ray Beggs
Kitchen Requires Adequate Wiring
The kitchen depends most on a fully adequate electrical supply system. Modern kitchen work relies on electricity for preservation, mixing, cooking, water heating, dish washing, and waste disposal, plus ventilating fans and clocks. Outlets alone do not ensure sufficiency. the supply line must have enough capacity to deliver electricity smoothly.
Rules for wiring kitchen equipment circuits improve efficiency
Electrical engineers emphasize the need for adequate wiring and individual supply lines for ranges and other equipment. Following these recommendations ensures appliances operate with the efficiency designed into them.
Retiring Sacrifice business with nine Maytag laundry sold
A retiring owner lists a large property with two tile buildings including a cafe, filling station, nine Maytag laundry, wrecking yard and a 335 foot highway front, 100 feet deep. suited for tourist courts, contact A. N. Nelson Box 169 Rt. 5 Stephenville. Also notices for rent and services appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Nelson
Rt. 5
Stephenville
Also Mentioned on This Page
CHS
Cocoach
Ray Morrison
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Mustangs
A. M. Ruth
Ollie Trippe
N. Pearl
Dodge
Dodge Trucks
PO Ae
James Motor Company
216
Austin
Comanche, Texas
R.E.A. Meeting
Higginbotham’s
Comanche County Elctric Cooperative
REA
Co-Operative
Higginbotham
Hoover
Emerson Radios
GE Irons
Youngstown Electric Kitchens
Fairbanks-Morse
Hamilton Beach
Carlton - Hancock
Pfe
Jack Phillips
Mineral Wells
Earl Carleton
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Carleton
Joplin
Theron Jones
Stamford
W. J. Carrigan
Throckmorton
Elmer Davis
O. E. Davis
San Angelo
Walter Green
Sibyle Conner
Jewel Mitchell
Carl Davis
Oleta Medford
Marvin Jones
Haskell
sIron
F. L. Little
Herbert Goodson
Don Pierson
Williams Drive
Petsick
Bendix
Eiland
FAGAN
Olds
Eastland
Katie Jones
N. Elm
Sartor’s Dry Cleaners
Wayne Gore
J. W. Gore
South
16Th Abilene
Bob Lane
Rt. 1
Gustine
Live and
Singer Treadle
Singer Electric
Damascus
M. L. Clements
White Auto
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche County
R.E.A
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
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