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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
The Texas Legislature outlines main points of old age pension, noting no funds yet for payment and anticipated start after July. Eligibility includes age 65 or older, U.S. citizenship, Texas residence, lack of state-institution residency, no improper asset transfers, income limits, property ownership caps, and no habitual criminal record.
C. C. Britton who established the Britton Training School at Cisco in 1909 died in Durham North Carolina last week. The note appears amid an advertisement for Gifts For Men featuring the largest assortment of men’s toilet sets at Comanche Reese Drug Co in 1920.
The Duster school announces its six week honor roll across grades one through four. First graders Louise Huddieston Lavalla Carter Bert Scots earn honors, with several named for honorable mention. Second grade lists Jean Aiden Carter Dorothy Cain with multiple honorable mentions. Third grade honors go to Doris Hodges Gloria Jean Keith Dorothy Hodge Jack Phillips and others receive honorable mentions. Fourth grade recognizes Loretta Johnson Jo Nell Koonce Leslie Hodges Don Heathington and additional students with honorable mention notes.
Texas farm youth groups organize centennial year activities with two major livestock shows at the Central Exposition in Dallas. The 4 H club show runs November 14 to 20 and the Future Farmers of America show runs November 21 to 27, with thousands of young farmers expected to participate.
John Kimble and J W Cock rill of Gorman organize a party to attend the S M U Stanford Rose Bowl game in California on New Year s Day.
About $5,000 from Austin reached Comanche County this week as a per capita payment for roughly 5,000 public school pupils. The funds will be divided among schools in proportion to enrollment and cover the $17.50 per pupil allotment for the 1935 86 session, with $4.00 of each payment applied.
Mrs. J. H. Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina reports using Cardui for twenty five years to ease weakness and nervousness. She says she read about Cardui in a newspaper and began the remedy, noting substantial personal benefit after partial bottle.
Announcements show Miss Virginia Little of Dublin to marry George Beer of Pearsall on December 26. Minor garbling in OCR but core facts indicate a forthcoming wedding engagement between named individuals in two towns.
Nine dollars were donated by De Leon residents during the Red Cross Roll Call drive. The Roosevelt Christmas turkey was raised near Brady, Texas, linking national relief to local charity efforts.
There will be preaching at the Tyveawill Tabernacle near Van Dyke next Saturday night, Sugar and Sunday night. Everyone invited by the deacons.
A 1920 notice details Shirley Temple selecting pastime books at Reese’s store. It notes availability, pricing, and promotional displays for readers seeking wholesome juvenile entertainment.
Advert says Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm. It highlights Creosote content, softness of palatable formula, and a doctor approved guarantee refund if not satisfied from the first dose.
Independent gases promise more miles for money and complete satisfaction at Ike Phifer's station south of the city. Special prices on lube and kerosene, plus naphtha and cleaning preparations handled. likely a small local ad emphasizing value and services.
McKenzie Hotel advertises an all you can eat meal for 25 cents at its restaurant one block off the southeast corner of the square. It promotes family style dining, variety of choice food, no advance notice required, and clean rooms at reasonable rates.
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