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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1926

Page

4

Holidays Bring Many Comanche Area Students Home

Comanche residents report many students and travelers returning home for Christmas. Helen Greenwade from San Marcos visits her mother. Jewell Werner from John Tarleton College returns. Mary Wynne from Southwestern University arrives for holidays. Local families welcome relatives from Dallas, Fort Worth, Brownwood, Georgetown and beyond and plan seasonal gatherings.

S. W. Switzer Helen Greenwade San Marcos T. Moore Comanche C. W. Meadows Waco Jewell Werner John Tarleton College Stephenville Mary Ellen Callaway Thurbey Exeter New Hampshire J. J. Wiliams Carl Stewart Dallas H. L. Stewart Loren Vaught Janice Berta Goodson Southwestern University At Georgetown H. N. Goodson John Mar Williams Joe Witty Hamilton Mary Wynne Southwestern University Terman Mason Wernbest Texas Bailey Masters John ‘Tarleton G. S. Clark Vera Parks Flore Flora T. R. Homstey R. A. Luker Austin

Indian Football Players Don New Gold and Black Sweaters

Members of the local Indian football squad proudly wear new gold and black sweaters featuring a large C this week signaling team spirit and readiness for play. Sells Blacksmith Shop. Will Irby sells his shop to Sam Davis who will take over around January 1 and may pursue a different business in Comanche.

Will Irby Sam Davis Irby Comanche

Burglars Loot Tailor Shop In Sunday Night Theft

Sunday night burglars entered the Tailor Shop of T. W. Cunningham by prying open the rear door and stole a number of suits valued around 200 dollars. Mr Cunningham discovered the burglary Monday morning as officers pursue several suspects with no arrests yet. Window glass damaged at Higginbothams Lumber Yard.

T. W. Cunningham Cunningham

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W. C. House Merry Christmas O.H. Donaho Texas Company Products Comanche Milling J. P. Hoff Toward Motor Co Dodge Brothers Vehicles Elkins Tin Shop Higginbothem’s Motor Mike Edmondson’s Garage East Side Square Higginbothams Lumber Yard H. H. Hardin C. E. Straley A. J. Blevins Magnolia Products Barry Brothers Merry
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