Wetzel and Montgomery obituaries mark Comanche deaths
Long obituary notes the December death in Comanche of Charlie Ethan Wetzel aged 75 and a San Angelo barber who returned to Comanche. It records his birth July 28, 1892, church membership, marriage to Dena Mae Ravenshine, seven children and extended kin, and funeral services at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. A separate card thanks mourners for support and mentions accompanying family in Houston and Comanche.
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Charie
Ethan Wetzel
Nat
Comanche
San Angelo
Comanche Hospital
Wetzel Lone
Albert Fragier
Wetzel
George C. Wetzel
Anne Crockett Wetzel
Comanche County
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Baptist Church
Dena Mae Ravenshine
Dena Mae Wetzel
Charles E. Wetzel Jr
Houston
Dickie Wetzel
G. H. van Willer
Joann Cobb
Bruce Macleod
Wells
England
Ogden
Medford Wetzel
Palmer Barnes
Brownwood
Martha Wetzel
Tom Burt
Fort Worth
Wade Chancellor
Walter D. Montgomery
Dr. Klingman
Ruby J. Montgomery
Ite
Harlon Gibson
Cassandra and
Don
Community Mourns Death of Mr. Ethan Wetzel
Spelling errors aside, a letter from Mrs. Chas, Mrs. Julia Parks, Mr. Ad, Mrs. Bob McElroy and others expresses deep gratitude for the sympathy shown after the death of their relative Mr. Ethan Wetzel.
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Ethan Wetzel
Chas
Julia Parks
Bob McElroy
Homemakers Meet in Comanche County Young Club
The Comanche County Young Homemakers held a December 10 meeting in the CHS Home Economics Building. Mrs Lena Davidson introduced guest speaker George Braswell of Southwestern Assembly of God College Waxahachie who spoke on Responsibilities and Privileges of Parenthood.
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Comanche County
CHS
Hamilton Young Homemakers
Lena Davidson
George Braswell
Southwestern Assembly of God College
Waxahachie
Sara Lou Cox
Doris Hilliard
Kay Isham
Henrietta Reed
Rev Ben Feemster speaks at Comanche Lions meeting
Brownwood pastor Rev. Ben Feemster of First Methodist Church delivered a Christmas message to the Comanche Lions Club. Fifty five Lions and guests attended Tuesday night and heard the inspiring address.
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Ben Feemster
First Methodist
Brownwood
Comanche Lions Club
Rev
Feemster
Out-of-town Guests Attend Green Funeral
Relatives and friends traveled from multiple Texas towns to attend the funeral of C. A. Greene on November 24. The gathering included residents from Dallas, Denton, Pecos, San Angelo, Lavine, Port Worth, Brownwood, Blanket, and other communities, plus local attendees and university members.
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C. A. Greene
J. F. Caffey
Sidney
E. P Onstot
Dallas
Fieyd Graham
Patti Gayle
Denton
W. B Caffety
H. C. McGuairt
Stewart Caffey
Burton Cas
Ey. Sidney
B.C. Nebos Bose
R. W. Nabors
Johnny Prewitt
Pecos
Port Wo
Jock March
W. Greene
San Ange
Harokd Kilpatrick
Lavtin
Lt Stailey
Carl Walker
Sui Walker
Sey
Venner
H. Owen
Esstrand
Creath Davis de
WL. Lee
H & Hicks
Lin
Feedre
Ludbock
Virginia
North Texas State University
John ‘Glen
Terese Christian University
Virgil Ry Wace
J. Lacy
Blanket
Lin Bartin
de Leon
Mon
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Smart Santae
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Kimbell
Henderson’s Large AA
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Vienna
Wolf’s
Pi Saamon
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Hroll
Rahe
Franks
Atta
Green Funeral
Mr Am
Harald
James Randal
Connor
Pear Port la Vara
Ben Wilhelm
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