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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1967

Page

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Comanche Independent School District Bonds Won by Voters

Residents approved a 250000 bond issue by 190 to 41. The board appraised the returns, set bond sale for January 10 1968, and directed planning for the Grade School and Music Building. Christmas holidays end January 2 with nine days left in the first semester.

Comanche Independent School District Gordon Chariton Columbia Unities San Angelo Comanche High School George Sewden Jr. High

Indians To Meet Brady In HPC Tourney

HPC Tourney pairings announced by Athletic Director Glen Whitis. Brady meets Comanche at 8 a.m. Thursday, with Ballinger facing Jacksboro at 9 30 a.m. and Crane against Goldthwaite at 11 a.m. The Open Division bracket begins at 1 p.m. with Victoria vs San Marcos at 2 30, Midland vs Austin Lanier at 4, and Gatesville vs Brownwood at 7 30. Coleman and Brownwood were last year’s champions.

Howard Payne College High Glen Whitis Brady Comanche Ballinger Jacksboro Crane Goldthwaite Coleman McCamey San Angelo Victoria San Marcos Midland

County Hit By Ice Storm

The worst ice storm in years struck Comanche County coating roads with ice and bringing down utility lines and tree limbs. Long distance phone service was out four days and rural areas lost electricity for several days as crews from the Electric Cooperative worked around the clock to restore service.

Comanche Glen

Miss Blackwood To Teach at Splendor

Miss Sandra Blackwood, a CHS graduate and McMurry College senior, will begin a third grade teaching post in Splendora Public Schools near Houston after mid January. She has been practicing teaching in Abilene and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Blackwood of Comanche. Glen Morgan is Splendora superintendent.

Sandra Blackwood McMurry College Abilene Miss Blackwood W. D. Blackwood Comanche Splendora Public McMurry Splendora Houston Glen Morgan Velinda Harrington Andy Harrington Santa Claus North Pole

Girls to Duncanville CHS in Invitation Tourney

Duncanville High School girls travel to Duncanville on Tuesday December 26 to compete in the Duncanville Invitation Tournament.

Duncanville CHS

Word Named to Special Committee on Economy in State Government

Lt Gov Preston Smith appoints Sen J P Word of Meridian to a five member inter im panel nicknamed the Little Hoover Commission. Word chairs the Senate committee on Legislative Congressional and Judicial Districts and serves on the Texas Legislative Council. The panel also includes Senators Patman Herring and public members Dulick and Dilly. It aims to eliminate unessential spending and improve service efficiency and reporting to the Senate.

Austin Preston Smith J. P. Word Meridian Little Hoover Commission Word Senate Texas Legislative Council Wm N. Patman Ganado Chas. Herring Harry Dulick Morgan Arthur H. Dilly Corpus Christi

More Money Spent By County Citizens For Goods In Sixty Seven

Comanche County contributed to a national record GNP of 743 billion dollars in the year, driven by consumer spending totaling 23.622 million locally. Of this total 20.613 million covered food, furniture, apparel and other retail purchases, with 2.809 million for services. Local growth outpaced national and regional gains, up 46.1 percent from three years earlier due to higher consumption and living costs.

New York Comanche County U. S. Department of Commerce National Industrial Conference Board Vietnam

Oldsmobile honors 25 year dealer E Arthur Chev & Olds

Oldsmobile presents a commemorative plaque to E. Arthur Chev. & Olds Inc. for over 25 years as an Oldsmobile dealer. Dallas zone manager R L Hummel notes Arthur is among 570 dealers honored this month as the division marks its 70th anniversary.

OLDS Oldsmobile Arthur E. Arthur Arthur Chev Olds, Inc General Motors Corp Dallas R. L. Hummel Hummel

Donations Pour In For Baseball Parks In Community Drive

Local donors name Basil McPherson and others contributing funds for baseball park work. Gifts range from five to fifty dollars, including $50 from Basil McPherson and Floyd W Prather, $25 from Eiland Fagan and Jim Fanning, plus labor by Texas Power and Light Co. and others. In memory of Aaron Thomas, Mr and Mrs Reid Thomas contribute $45.

Basil McPherson Bingham Radio & TV P.A Gillette Pipe & Salvage White’s Buster Robertson Eiland Fagan Wright's Automotive Ronnee Proffitt’s Eugene Perkins Mullican’s Hughes Fruit Stand Otis Fields Melvin's Floyd W. Prather Central Texas Fertilizer Connally Feed Store Comanche Hospital Inc Jim Fanning Walter Chapman Texas Power & Light Co Walker Appliance Aaron Thomas Reid Thomas Wayne Pinkerton

John Carpenter Receives 45 Year Service Award

Comanche honors Fire Marshal and Assistant Fire Chief John Carpenter for 45 years of service with two city pins and a 10 year city employee pin. The article notes his dedication, leadership, and the department's ongoing efforts to obtain better equipment and training, including rural tank trucks funded by community support.

Comanche John Carpenter John Newbury Red Cross

Two Former Comancheans Named As Outstanding Young Women

Two Comanche area women, Mrs. Janet Emilie Meyers Thomas and Miss Judith Kay Allen, were named Outstanding Young Women of America selections. The annual compendium highlights civic and professional achievement among 21 to 35 year olds and is published by the Outstanding Americans Foundation.

Janet Emilie Meyers Thomas Yollie Meyers Judith Kay Allen Gaston Boykin

County peanut crop in 1967 tops at 32.9 bushels per acre

Comanche County ASCS reports 1967 peanut production with 59 921.4 acre allotment and 23 118.9 acres threshed across 5358 farms. Average yield listed as 958 pounds or 32.9 bushels per acre on 528 farms, about 45 percent of county farms.

Comanche County ASCS

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Splendor Arthur Chevrolet & Olds., Inc United States West South Central States Margaret Waring John T. Carpenter Comanche Volunteer Fire Department Smokies Sam Hatchett Dee ASUS
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