Oklahoma Subscriber Renews Comanche Chief
Weatherford reader Mrs. O. O. Stovall sends a renewal for The Comanche Chief after returning from a three week trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco. She expresses affection for the paper and notes friends in Comanche and nearby towns rely on it.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Washington
Comanche
O. O. Stovall
N. Caddo St
Weatherford, Okia
Preston Broxton
Gratitude Note From Creatham Family
Mrs. D A Creatham and children extend gratitude for the help received recently. They thank everyone for kindness and thoughtfulness and wish God’s blessing on supporters.
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D. A. Creatham
Indians Place 4 On Fort Worth Press All-District Team
Comanche Indians lead District 10-AA with four players on the Fort Worth Press All-District team and two on honorable mention. Stephenville and Cisco also CLAIM multiple selections as Graham loses district crown.
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Comanche Indians
Trichamps
Stephenville
Paneer
Tl Fort Worth
Cisco
Indians
Weldon Hicks
Weldon Tur- Hard Price
Dalton Hicks
Fort Worth Presse
Comanche
Barry Arthur
Kenneth Mee- Nutt
Lord Herman Kaufman
J. Ray McCullouch
Stephenville Yellowjackets
Graham
Terrell
Arlington
Chico Mendoza
Ranger
J. Ray McCullough
Harold Price
J. L. Barnes
Porter Grimes
Bobby Justice
Tex a&m allocates funds for Tarleton State baseball park
The Board of Regents of Texas A&M College appropriates 17000 for a new baseball park at Tarleton State College Stephenville to be just south of the football stadium. The field will host Stephenville High School games and other Stephenville teams. Local business men are raising funds to install lights.
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Board of Regents of
Texas A&m College
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Nephew of Comanche Woman Drowns In Lake Brownwood
Roy Lee Little 36 of Rising Star drowned when his boat capsized near Minton Point at 36th Division State Park on Lake Brownwood. Houston visitors Ruth McAdams and Anna Sears were rescued. McAdams held Sears aboard until help arrived. Little, born in Cross Plains, had lived in Rising Star about 14 years.
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Roy Lee Little
Lake Brownwood
Comanche
Ruth McAdams
Housto
Brown
Harry Hill
W J. Cutbirgh
Hill
Anna
Littles
Miss Sears
Funeral Services Held Saturday For Mrs Maybell Gaines
Mrs Maybell Gaines died at 507 South Mary Street at 7 am Friday December 5 after seven months illness. Funeral rites were held Saturday afternoon December 6 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev Tiff Covington presiding. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was born October 29 1901 daughter of John and Ida Gressett and married Rev M R Gaines January 4 1925. she leaves three daughters Lydia Huse Dublin T L Gaines Wynona Gaines Comanche and Vaenell Gaines Comanche, one grandson Ronnie Ray Huse Dublin, a brother Bill Gressett and sister Isabell Hendr ix Comanche.
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Maybell Gaines
S. Mary St
Ida Gressett
First Free Will Baptist Church
Comanche
M. R. Gaines
Lydia Huse
Dublin
T. L. Gaines
Wynona Gaines
Vaenell Gaines
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Oklahoma
Weatherford
Mr. Wilkerson
Cha
Comanche Feed Mills
Fort Worth Press
John Rush
Herman Kaufman
Weldon Turner
Irvin Brulenhoefer
Charles Massegee
A. B. Masters
Lois Gerganess
Llano, Jr
Ory Masters
Austin
Dawson Masters
Rs. J. T. Guthrie
Paul
San Angelo
Bob Masters
Fort Worth
Kenneth Guthrie
Tarleton
Turkeys
Andy H. Norris, Mer
Comanche, Texas
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
Ineert Brownwood
Um Yan Ae Vy Veta
Ao.smith
A.O. Smith
A. ©. Smith
Hoff Irrigation Service
Gaiza
Bera
Happ
Texas Power & Light Company
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