Comanche May Have Business College
John Talbot president of Fort Worth Business College announces plans to open a Comanche branch on Monday January 2 with J W A Cox likely to head the new institution. Talbot will visit Comanche to finalize arrangements and bring affordable, local business education for county youths eager to stay near home.
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Comanche
John Talbot
Fort Worth
Comanche County
Talbot
Comanche visitor Frank Stringer en route home
Frank Stringer, a Comanche visitor, traveled Thursday on his way to Hamilton. He was en route to his home in Hamilton when the visit occurred.
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Frank Stringer
Hamilton
Rogers Draws New Promotion
Carl Rogers a Comanche product receives a new promotion with Burroughs adding Machine Company. Former district manager at Marquette Michigan he transfers January 1 to Duluth Minnesota to become manager of a larger territory. Rogers began with the Fort Worth plant nearly twenty years ago and has earned advancement through steady work and ability. W J Nabers visited Eastland last week. Danforth Wilkerson of SMU visits his parents in Comanche. Lee Moody of Daniel Baker College spends holidays with his father J T Moody. Guy Webb, Rice Institute student, visits his parents J W Webb.
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Carl Rogers
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Marquette Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Fort Worth
Mr. Rogers
Lee Moody
Daniel Baker College
Comanche
J. T. Moody
Guy Webb
Rice Institute
Mrs
J. W. Webb
Comanche County Tops Tarleton Enrollment in Texas
Comanche County leads Tarleton enrollment with 49 students, surpassing Erath and Coryell. The article lists dozens of Comanche County students and faculty connected to John Tarleton College, noting 901 current enrollment and 569 during last summer session, totaling 461 thousand dollars in annual enrollment.
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Comanche County
John Tarleton
Erath
Coryell
Lewis Easterling
de Leon
Clarissa Emert
Comanche
Kermit Neel
Gustine
Mary Robbins
Dublin R. F. C
Maude Wallace
Tarleton
Connie Madge Carnes
Vera Clarke
McMordie Couch
Oma Mae Davis
Myra Kearby
Joe Bailey Masters
Lois Straley
Clifton Vines
Irene Browne
Carl Brumbelow
Grace Brumbelow
Finis Cook
Rosa Fisher
Paul Holdridge
Loris Howel
Sara Estelle Singleton
Essie M
Watson
Flossie Alien
John P. Bogart
Bonnye Boyd
Hayes Franks
Amos Gaines
Paul Keith
Kemrit Neel Haze
Porter
Linnie Willingham
Jessie Bartlett
Gus Cheatham
Veda McCullough
Nola Redwine
Valda Stephens
Oran Stovall
Faye Stewart
Sidney
W. N. Byrd
Irene Pounds
Sipe Springs
Dorris L. Doggett
Virginia Evans
Henry Etta Hughes
Bertha Miller
Shirley Pinson
Bella Tate
R.D. Wright
Proctor
Adina Carroll
Laura Scott
Dublin
Chester Williams
Energy
Grace Wickline
Leslie S. Moore
Neal Gearreald
E. C. Johnson
Lela Vaughan
Herbert Fagan
James E. Gardner
Robert Holoway
Twalda Clifton
Henry Lee Purvis
Jake Roberson
C. A. Wilkins
J. W. Edwards
Woodley W. Reed
de Alva Dudley
John Lloyd Lee
John E. Hoff
Carroll Stover
Mary Hope Westbrook
Joe Williams
Robert Edwards
Jo Foote
Katherine Harvey
Alice Sloan
Clifford Allen
Flora Clarke
Annie Laura Duke
Lillian McKimmey
Rachael McKimmey
J. Bryan Porter
Patherine Purvis
Davoe White
Ruth Elizabeth Howell
Alma Hart Lester
A. D. Pettit
Jewel Werner
Dale Williams
Autrey Caraway
Edna Merrett
Dean Davis
John Tarletons
South
John Tarleton College
Texas
United States
Comanche Telephone Co Adopts Courtesy Motto Under Duckett
W P Duckett brings service with a smile to Comanche Telephone Co as manager after Fast Texas exchange success. The local system now features the pleasant thank you when a caller asks for a number. Mrs Wells visited Brownwood Friday.
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Comanche Telephone Company
W. P. Duckett
J. Duckett
Cooper Telephony Exchange
East
Texas
Fast Texas Exchange
Christmas Programs Reach Across Three Schools
Christmas events spread through Comyn Mercer's Gap Soda Springs and Mercer's Creek with school trees, pupil performances, and gifts. Affected families include Mrs. W H Barber and Mrs. W McCoy with daughter John Belle relocating to Comanche for health reasons.
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Comyn
Mercer’s Gap
Ireece Carmichael
Iline McKinzie
Oleta Couch
Hazel McKinzie
John T. Rape
Wilmont McKinzie
Soda Springs
Mercer’s Creek
W. H. Barber
John Sullivan and Wife Visit Relatives in Comanche
John Sullivan and his Brownwood wife travel to Comanche to visit relatives and extend family ties in the new season.
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John Sullivan
Brownwood
Comanche
Teacher Ida Mae Switzer Visits Comanche for Christmas
Miss Ida Mae Switzer a Marfa Texas teacher arrived in Comanche on Thursday to celebrate Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs S W Switzer.
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Ida Mae Switzer
Marfa
Texas
Comanche
S. W. Switzer
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