Mrs. M. J. Houck Dies Near Proctor at 87
Mrs. M. J. Houck aged 87 died at her son J. Q. Houck’s home near Proctor after months of illness. Born Mary Jane Mills in Florida February 4, 1847 she married Washington Houck who died in Wilson County about thirteen years ago. Interment was in Wilson County near Floresville. Surviving children include W. S. Houck Carbon R. F E. Houck Floresville C. L. Houck Lubbock E. C. Houck Comanche Route 8 and J. Q. Houck Proctor. Relatives attended the Wilson County funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Houck
J. Q. Houck
Proctor
Wilson County
Floresville
Houck
Mary Jane Mills
Florida
Washington Houck
FE. C. Houck
W. S. Houck
Granville Houck
Burial for Mrs Mary Frances Donelas Dillion at Oakwood
Mrs Mary Frances Donelas Dillion of Comanche died Sunday January 28 after brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev A C Waynes officiating. Born March 9 1859 in Renton Conn Tanneccae she married WW Dillion and lived in Comanche since 1891. Survived by five children and numerous grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Donelas Dillion
Comanche
Oakwood Cemetery
A. C. Waynes
Thillien
Maryrances Rencley
Renton
Vr Millian
Netion
Yanche
Douglas
T. Donelas
Tovra Dorffy
Nee Wonse
Corvell County
FF Donelas
Toone Grove
Oklahoma
M. A. Y Donelas
Grand Island
Mehrasko Ant Tom
Doneles
Darelas
WW. Dillion
Dillion
The
Methodist Church
Dareleas J
Wylie Conway Buried Tracdav at Hazel Dell
Wylie Conway a 72 year old cattleman trail driver died at his home near Towen Dell after a brief illness. He was buried at Hazel Dell on Tuesday afternoon. Born September 5, 181, he lived in several Texas counties before settling in Hazel Dell in 1872 and became a leading cattleman in the area. He left a small ranch and was active in the community with his wife Tillie Campbell. A. P. Rooke and family attended services in Dublin with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrele Conway
Comanche County
Big Home
Towen Dell
Hazel Dell
Teran
Mr. Conway
Tilano County
Hie Nareate Danies W
Mary Conway
Hazel Nell
Mc Conwaw
Pia
Conway
Tawgtt
Reves
Joe Hardin
Cis
Winfield Geatt
Cantain
Jack Wright
Tee Camphell
Aaron Tite
Malmeder
Tillie Campbell
Hevel Dell Communite
Hierraryrines My
Corway
Green County
Wvartan
County Nurse Promotes Diphtheria Immunization Effort
County Nurse Ruth Haynes detailed diphtheria risks and vaccine benefits in a public guidance campaign led by Health Officer Dr Nelson Smith. She urged parents to vaccinate with toxoid for lifelong protection, clarifying differences from toxin antitoxin and noting high child mortality from diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Haynes
Nelson Smith
I. E. Ozburn Buried At Newburg After Illness
I E Ozburn a longtime Comanche County resident died Sunday after a twelve day illness. Interment followed Monday at Newburg Cemetery with Rev Kenneth L Smith officiating and nephews serving as pallbearers. He was born October 1859 in Newton County Georgia and moved to Texas in 1879. He lived in the Newburg area forty years, joined the Christian Church twenty seven years ago, and was active in the IOOF. He survived by a sister Mrs Maude Wilson of Silshee and other relatives living out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idus Ezra Ozburn
Comanche County
Newburg
Kenneth L. Smith
Tis
Loneview
Ide
Newton County
Georgia
Larrus Ozburn
Jarming
Ovhorn
The
Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Comanche
IO. O. F
Ovhurn
Maude Wilson
Silshee
Wilson
Crady McKinney and
Bahy
Tonerview
Jim Lane
W. D. Lane
Texon
Alice Runez Bagley, 9, Dies in Sidney After Illness
Alice Runez Bagley, nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bagley of Sidney, died at a Brownwood hospital January 20 after a short illness. Funeral services were held January 22 at the Sidney Baptist Church with Rev. J. L. Isbell. Interment followed at Pendergrass Cemetery. She was born in Sidney January 20, 1925 and was a member of the Sidney Baptist Church. She is survived by her parents, a sister Janett, a brother Mike, and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Runez Bagley
Arthur Bagley
Sidney
Brownwood
Sidney Baptist Church
J. L. Isbell
Pendergrass Cemetery
Louise Swearengin
Audie Bob Merrit
Betty Jo
Violet Rave Lusk
Martha Evatts
Nell Stewart
Oss
T J Macon Dies at Home of Son in Robinson Springs
Thomas Jefferson Macon aged 77, a longtime Comanche County resident since 1902, died suddenly at his son L C Macon’s home near Robinson Springs. Funeral at De Leon First Baptist Church with interment in De Leon Cemetery. He was born in Alabama October 26 184? and survived by five sons, three daughters, and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Macon
Comanche County
L. C. Macon
Robinson Springs
Deree Press
Mr. Macon
de Leon
First Baptist Church
M. Bays
Robinson Springs Baptist Church
Alexander
de Leon Church
Wheeler
Dallas
Pleasant Grove
Deleon
Masonic Lodge
Coosa County
Alabama
USA
USA Beine the Second Son of the Late PP. HW. Macon
Sarah E. Sissons
Texas
de Teon
Macon
Maron
Fannie Duke
Mary Ray
W. T. Macon
Watn
E. Maron
R. FH. Macon
J. M. Ma. Sry
Hasse Blacksmith Shop Rental and Local Services Ad
W L Rush of Hasse rents the blacksmith shop at Hasse for all blacksmith work with horse shoeing specialty. Also notices on cleaning services from Chief Cleaners and a Radio Bargain offer from Reese Drug Co with a 64.95 install. January newspaper payments urged for The Chief and associated papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rush
Hasse
E. S. Gamblin
Texas
R. C. A. Victor
Reese Drug Co
Comanche News Briefs Include Subscriptions Sale
The Comanche Chief and Semi Weekly Farm News offer one year for 1.50 dollars. Mrs Mollie Redford of Goldthwaite spent last week in Comanche with Mrs D F Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Times-Herald
Mollie Redford of
Goldthwaite
Comanche
D. F. Franks
Pleasant Way We Lose Fat With Kruschen Salts Ad
A vintage advertisement promises quick fat loss and health gains by using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing daily, buying an 85 cent bottle, and reweighing after four weeks, claiming dramatic results and high value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J A Lees Big Barn and Feed Lots Ad near Cotton Belt
Local livestock buyers advertise J A Lees Big Barn and Feed Lots near the Cotton Belt right of way. They buy or trade cattle hogs and stock and offer to truck stock to Fort Worth daily if no trade. Hereford bulls for sale. Also ads for battery radios and a note on weekly paper prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Fort Worth
J. A. Lee
Comanche
Texas
Williams Prices Bargain Sale At D C Williams
Price list offers Peaberry Coffee four months best in a bucket pan and goblet for 1.05. Onion sets 2 per bunch. Mother's Oats with can and saucer 25 cents. East Texas Ribbon Cane new supply. Weaars Well shoes discounted 20 to 50 cents a pair. They seek corn and eggs for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
D. C. Williams
Pressed clothes at 75 cents at local shop
Advertises men’s cleaning and pressing service priced at 75 cents per item. Provides phone number 504 for contact and claims thorough cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivery
George Black Leaves Fort Worth on Monday Business
George Black departed Monday for Fort Worth to handle business tasks. He is expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Black
Fort Worth
Encinal man visits Comanche with mother for weekend
J. B. Chilton Jr. of Encinal spent the weekend in Comanche with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Chilton, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Chilton, Jr
Encinal
Comanche
J. B. Chilton
Maddox and Dancer Visit in Comanche
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Maddox and D. A. Dancer of Hamilton spent Sunday in Comanche visiting and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Maddox
D. A. Dancer of
Hamilton
Comanche
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marv Donelas Nillion
Oakwood
Wylie Conway
Tracdav
A. P. Rooke
Dublin
P. L. Burka
I. E. Ozburn
Lice R. Raley
T. J. Macon
O. Brightman
Austin
C. F. Silvus
Hasse Blacksmith Shop
Rte
Paris Smith
Tom and Dai
Virginia Hallofney
Ing Star
J. B. Dupuy
Tarleton
Farm News
Waco Times
J. M. Marshall of
Howard Payne
Mrs
Joe Marshall
Williams
Comanche, Texas
Plymouth
Texas Co. Products
Quaker State Oils
Dudley Tire Co
Gail
Tom
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