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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
3
Local residents share holiday visits with relatives in multiple towns. The column lists gatherings featuring the Nelsons, Holloways, Ladds, Becks, McKinzies, Stameys and many others. It closes with a note about Troop 1 1938 anniversary week plans and a radio message from Chief Scout Exe.
Energy Walter Adams and children of Abilene visit relatives here. Abilene and Fort Worth families spend Christmas with their parents in Gustine. Doris Cox hosts a Gustine High School sophomore Christmas party with classmates and refreshments. Reverend Smith of Gustine conducts services.
Gustine residents and neighboring families spent Christmas holidays visiting relatives here and in nearby towns. Local students and teachers enjoyed parties and breaks, with many relatives from Fort Worth Dublin Comanche Waco and San Angelo visiting Gustine families during the season.
A concise observation on difficulty describing it as the required strength for tasks, a signal of exertion, a long burden for children and fools, and a simple spur for men. The remark reflects on how difficulty signals effort and influence.
The excerpt lists numerous holiday visits and gatherings among residents of Comanche and nearby communities. Families like the Smiths, Edwards, Boyds, Wilhelms, and Taylors are noted visiting relatives in places such as White Point, Harmony, Mercer Gap, and Comanche. Movements include Ira Fletcher and Turner Sanders relocating households and plans for the Layman families to move onto recently purchased properties.
Chief and Fort Worth Fil set at 3.50 per year in a brief notice. The item notes a fixed annual fee with no further details on services or dates.
For thirty five cents you can get an excellent meal at the hotel just off the southeast corner of the square. The meal is served family style with a variety of well cooked food. The Kinzie Hotel offers clean beds and rooms at reasonable prices.
Asbestos lining for stoves offered by Huett's Second Hand Store on Sidney Street with relining services advertised to customers.
An old advertisement extols Black-Draught as a quick laxative for sluggishness and constipation. It claims lasting relief and energy for a day’s work, noting its nearly century of use and a large user base of men and women.
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