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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1969

Page

14

Bearcats Fall Short in Class A Playoff Loss at Honey Grove

De Leon mounted a late rally but Honey Grove won 26 to 7 in the Class A quarterfinal. Key moments included a De Leon fumble on the opening snap, a 45 yard pass to Willie Williams, and a late Comanche County rally led by Dickie Mohen and Purtne. Bunting led Honey Grove with 84 rushing yards as the Warriors advance.

de Leon Bearcats Honey Grove Warriors de Leon Bill Jackson de Leon Fum Bearcat Freddy Pattison Herman Hardin Mickey Williams James Allen Harvey Hohenberger Pattison Francis Moran Bocky Burting Eddie Scott Jerry Gray Moran Comanche County Cats Dickie Mohen Warrior Hardin Purt Ne Bunting

Pecan Bake Show Awards Highlight Comanche County Event

The 1949 Comanche County Pecan Bake Show held December 6 in Comanche awarded Grand Champion to Mrs Walter Mazurek for a Pecan Pie and Reserve Champion to Mrs Tom Mazurek for Pecan Pound Cake. Junior winners included Kaye Mankin with Carrot Cake and Banana Nut Bread.

Comanche County Texas Power and Light Walter Mazurek Tom Mazurek Kaye Mankin Walter Hill Lerry Womack L. G. Holland T. L. Gillette Nell Rose Webb Lena Davidson Dorothy Byrd Wanda Hatley

John Fellows 42 Dies in Brownwood

John Fellows 42 of Odessa died at Brownwood Community Hospital on Friday November 28 after a sudden illness. He was married to Sally Sledge of Comanche and survived by two sons Douglas 9 and Brian 5. Funeral services were held in Odessa December 1 with attending relatives from Comanche. The notice ends urging readers to help research by buying Christmas Seals.

John Fellows Odessa Brownwood Community Hospital Sally Sledge Comanche Douglas Brian Fellows Jake Sledge Don Salter George Loudermilk John D. Scott Franklin Loudermilk and Lacy Jack Pyburn

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