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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1952
Page
6
A Texas law column explains adjoining landowner rights and duties, including tree overhang, boundary trees, grading impacts, and the need for written boundary agreements recorded with the county. It cautions consulting an attorney for actual cases and notes changes in facts can affect law.
George C. Hanes, CHS 1900 honor graduate and youngest of 61, was elected vice president and general manager of Grove Hill Cemetery Association in Dallas. A former book keeper since 1946 and three-year assistant manager, he is a Dallas resident and Air Force veteran.
The Stevens, Roberson, and Lane families express gratitude for floral offerings and kindness shown during the death and burial of their mother and sister Mrs D L Gore. Special thanks go to Porter Franks Rev Smoot the doctors pallbearers singers and others who assisted.
After illness and death the family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and Dr Nuvall for care. Gratitude also goes to the church pastor and the Charlie Nance Quartet along with Hester Ewing and Belle Couch.
Fragmentary inventory items appear alongside scattered phrases about life and competition. The text juxtaposes objects like ox yoke, electric wire, gun safe, and beds with reflections on life’s contest and adherence to rules, noting skilled trades and loyalty.
Sipe Springs notes greet visitors from De Leon, Hamilton, Jainview, Bryan and Gorman. Nov 18 quilting at Mrs Edd Millwee drew many neighbors for a heartful dinner and three quilts. Remodeled homes returnees include Fidler Shelton and Ida Andrews of Hamilton. Messages of gratitude follow a recent accident and death of Raymond Bucha.
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