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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1934

Page

11

Proctor Couple Wed In De Leon Ceremony

Proctor Jack Hamilton of Comyn married Miss Nannie Handcock of Proctor at De Leon on the 15th. They will reside in Proctor. The Proctor team dominated local basketball with boys taking first and girls second at Shilo, while several people visited kin over the holidays.

Jack Hamilton Comyn Nannie Handcock Proctor de Leon Dee Shilo Annie Handcock Minnie Lee Hasse J. B. Kellum Dublin Fev B. W. Kramer Comanche Methodist Church Sallie Jenkins Fort Worth John Ferguson Aubrey Crider Kingsville Dick Little Nocona Walter Dixon Gorman

Belated Christmas Mystery in a Small Town Post Office

Ruth Renfield, a longtime postmistress, finds a three year old letter tucked in a storage box. The note from Ned, recently remarried elsewhere, asks for a reply before his voyage to South America. Ruth and Ned decide that better late than never, a romance edge remains.

Ruth Renfield Chripeta Paull Egiin Pial South America Ruth Ned Western Newspaper Union

Postage Rates On Greeting Cards Explained

Local post office clarifies charges for greeting and Christmas cards. Unsealed printed cards move at 1 1/2 cents per 2 ounces, while sealed cards generally pay first class rates. The notice advises using sealed envelopes for reliable service and free forwarding if undeliverable.

Pioneer Woman Dies at Gustine in 87th Year

Mrs. Missouri Mayes, 87, of Gustine, died December 13 at her son H. J. Mayes home after a lengthy illness. Born April 21, 1847 in Alabama, she married J. H. Mayes in 1865 and moved to Texas in 1880. Survived by five sons, three brothers, and a half sister. lived near Proctor, Comanche County, and joined the Methodist Church early in life.

Missouri Mayes Gustine H. J. Mayes Methodist Church F. R. Bridges Carbon J. P. Mayes Dublin M. P. Mayes Roby C. L. Mayes Coleman Joe Willie Hughes Proctor Tom Hodges

Tech Player Hugh Williams Visits Texas Parents

Hugh Williams of Texas Tech is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Williams.

Hugh Williams Texas Tech Mrs. C. F. Williams

Eastland Sheriff Cleared by Grand Jury No Bill in Fatal Sheriff Shooting

In Eastland a special grand jury found no indictment in the accidental killing of Steve Bachus by Sheriff Virgo Foster. Witnesses, including Bachus family members, supported the finding that the shooting was an accident as the bullet deflected off a limb and struck Bachus. Foster expressed regret, stating the aim was to frighten Bachus into stopping.

Grand Jury Eastland Steve Bachus Virgo Foster Rising Star Nimrod Bachus George L. Davenport Foster

Helm, Jr. Visits Parents Near Comanche for Holidays

J. C. Helm Jr. of Denton Teachers College is spending the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Helm near Comanche, returning home for the break.

J. C. Helm, Jr The Denton Teachers College Mrs J. C. Helm Comanche

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