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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1934

Page

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Comanche City Schools Open With Expanded Program

Comanche City Schools begin Thursday September 6 at 9 00 a m across three buildings with larger enrollment expected High school growth comes from affiliated students with state tuition and transportation support all fees waived Vocational agriculture added Grade 1 3 meet at West Ward Building Grade 4 7 at Grammar School High grades at the High School Building Faculty includes Pat Cagle L N Miller and others Interior decorating repairs completed telephones to be installed again in each building Trustees invite patrons to opening exercises

Comanche City State Department of Education W. G. Barrett Comanche High School Parrett West Ward Agnes Graham Cordia Lindsey Nobia Dunn Berta Goodson A. D. Pettit Vera Beene Gene Rape Jewel Werner Gaynelle Cauley Dourous Brown Pat Cagle L. N. Miller Ola Cunningham Minnie Cunningham Hattie Brightman Martha Wetzel Frances Benson Barrett

Barrett Resigns as Pastor of Local First Baptist Church

The Reverend Gordon Barrett resigned as pastor of the local First Baptist Church during the 11 o’clock service last Sunday. He arrived in January 1929 from Dessa and previously led the Dublin church for seven years. Mr and Mrs Hollis Auven mane of Houston have been visiting relatives here.

Gordon Barrett First Baptist Church Barrett Dessa Dublin Hollis Auvenmane Houston

Civil War Vet Daniel Long Laid To Rest In Shiloh Cemetery

Daniel T. Long a Comanche County pioneer born in Cork Ireland in 1846 died at his home August 25 at 9 30 am. Funeral services were held at the family home and cemetery with Rev Len Dalton and L B Russell delivering tributes and the Odd Fellows attending. Interment was in Shiloh Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah Harris and other relatives. Long served in the Confederate Army and settled in Comanche County after living in Mississippi and Texas during his long life.

Daniel T. Long Comanche County Comanche Len Dalton The Primitive Baptist Church L. B. Russel Odd Fellows Lodge Shiloh L. C. Dillard H. M. Vineyard J. B. Nabers Bud Newsome R. B. Waldrop J. F. Pate I. O. Dee Dan” Long Cork Ireland America Mississippi 11Th Mississippi Cavalry Atlanta Georgia Selma Alabama Texas Frath McClellan Sarah Emily Harris

Reese Leads In 52nd Judicial District Race

In Hamilton Comanche and Cornell counties the race for a district office in the 52nd Judicial District shows Tom F. Reese with a lead of 881 votes over Harry Flentge. First primaries show Ardell Williams 2001, Flentge 648, Reese 389 in Hamilton. Final unofficial totals indicate Reese poised for the November general.

Hamilton County Comanche County Tom F. Reese Harry Flentge Gates Ville Ardell Williams Reese Lientge Flentre Hamitton Cornell County Flentge Williams Mr. Flentge 52Nd Judicial District Comanche Harry Fientre Coryell County Hamilton Coryell

Run-off Returns Are Released By Committee

The official count from Comanche County's run-off primary is released by Democratic Chairman N A Palmer. Results list governors, lieutenant governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner, associate justice, district attorney, representative, county officials, and precinct commissioners with vote totals. A separate note mentions a Brownwood land fire on the Bryantson/Melnnis properties burning 400 to 500 acres.

N. A. Palmer Democratic Committee Comanche County Ton FS Narice James V. Allred Joe Moore Bien Neato Annes Walter Fpf William McCraw Ben Ac Amir Joan Pindt John H. Sharp H. S Harry Flentge Gao Wy Fotis R. A. Luker Bowehikca ST Yor R. S. MecCharen Toi Tooaee Hollis Burton Dwight Brightman Golda Edwards I. M. (Mitchell) Davis Sam Tewis T. A. Geaten Robinett Lightfoot

Grass Fires Ravage Comanche County Ranches

Comanche County stockmen faced two major grass fires over consecutive days. A west Comanche blaze last Friday and Saturday scorched over 1000 acres on the farms of Fd Ligon, W C Fern, and J S Cox. A second fire near the old Bryson Ranch, three miles west of Comanche, broke out yesterday around noon.

Comanche County Comanche Fd Ligon W. C. Fern J. S. Cox Bryson Panch

Comyn School Opens Monday 1934 35 Session

The Comyn School begins the 1934 35 session on Monday September 8 at 9 a m with buses on scheduled routes. A brief opening program will be at 9 a m in the auditorium and the formal opening Monday night at 8 o clock. Comyn High School has 21 affiliated units and aims for 23 by year end. New staff includes W Doyle Graves principal C S Ross Annabell Thomas Mollie L Grimah Alene Weaver Ollie Sloan and Mrs Lee Culpepper and Mrs Jewell G Havis.

Comyn S. B. Culpepper Comyn High School Culpepper W. Doyle Graves C. S. Ross Annabell Thomas Mollie L. Grisham Alene Weaver Ollie Sloan Mesdames Lee G. Culpepper Jewell G- Havis

Gustine Gustine enrolls 809 students with new staff

Enrollment at Gustine School began August 27 and reached 809 students. The student body favors boys over girls in both grammar and high school. New executives include A. C. Strickland as superintendent and H. A. Smith as principal. New teachers are Annie Coleman Ura Mae Haggard Ruby Adcock. Returning teachers include Myrtle Webb Tiny Taylor Linnie Willingham Mary Nell Morrow and Alda Morton.

Gustine School A. C. Strickland Cameron H. A. Smith St. Joe Annie Coleman Comanche Ura Mae Haggard Abilene Ruby Adcock Gustine Myrtle Webb Stephenville Tiny Taylor Richland Springs Linnie Willingham Mary Nell Morrow Brownwood Alda Morton Graford

Comanche County Vote Totals and Sheep Buy Plan

The piece notes over 4800 votes cast in Saturday's local election with detailed tallies for county offices. It also reports a county meeting of sheep and goat raisers in Comanche to discuss the Government sheep and goat buying program, with signups and guidance to fill applications.

Comanche County Comanche J. A. Barton Barton Associated Press Denver Colorado Texas New Mexico Wyoming Montana

Braun Revealed as an Ex Convict in County Bond Theft

Co manche County officials report F A Braun an ex convict linked to the theft of two $1 000 bonds. Braun alias Brown has multiple convictions in Harris County and was employed as a budget adviser when the bonds were taken during a court meeting. Bonds recovered by Sheriff Dwight Brightman. Braun arrested in Dallas. Identification records show a long criminal history from 1915 to 1981.

Comanche County F. A. Braun Braun Brown Harris County Bexar County Kansas City San Antonio Houston Dallas Commissioners Court Dwight Brightman Comanche Dallas Police Department Braum

Luker Wins Narrow Texas District 104 Race

Hon R A Luker former Comanche County Judge won the 104th Texas district seat in a tight contest with Geo W Rollins 2447 to 2271. Mills County backed Rollins 980 to Luker 947. Luker led by 176 in Comanche County giving an overall 148 vote margin. Miss Kate Walker of Birmingham Alabama visits sisters Mrs J C Gaddy and Miss Gussie Walker.

Comanche County Hollis Burton John Reese Burton Bob Haynes Ray McCorkle W. D. Jenkins Dwight Brightman Wid Spivey R. S. McCharen W. T. House McCharen House I. M Mitshell) Davis Golda McCollum Edwards Davis F. L. Little H. W. Scott Sam Lewis L. A. Gleaton Lewis Gleaton Ed Lightfoot T. D. Robinett R. A. Luker Geo. W. Rollins Comanche Mills County Luker Rollins Texas Mills Counties Kate Walker Birmingham, Alabama J. C. Gaddy Gussie Walker

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