Burial Notices and Local Obituaries in Comanche County
The record notes burials in Lamlan Methodist Church cemetery and Genry Mill Cemetery with survivors listed. Jan 21 wedding of Dora George to Huey Laird in Lamkin with ceremony by Elder A C Huff. Local residents receive hospital treatment and attend social events including a surprise shower for Mrs. Huey Laird and a visit by Verna Lee Burt to Santa Anna.
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Emma Lee
M Madilene
Denvey
Clyde Burrow Jackson
Snew
E. A. Brookshire
Comanche County
Fort Worth Hospital
Lamlan Methodist Church
Terrent
Genvry’s Mill
Dora George
Huey Laird
Lamkin
George
Lamkin High School
A. C. Huff
Perry Moring
Hamilton Hospital
Verna Lee Burt
M. A. Edwards
Santa Anna
Hazel Dell Singing Draws Large Sunday Crowd
Hazel Dell Singing was well attended Sunday night with many visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Daniels of Lamkin visited their daughter Mrs. Andy Dur with family. Mr. and Mrs. Pud Wilmoth of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin. Lola Turnbow went to Dublin to assume a new position. Mr. and Mrs. H Hornburg visited Watt Hornburg at Shiloh. The Lane family and children visited relatives in Wilson Sunday.
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Tom Daniels
Lamkin
Andy Dur
Pud Wilmoth
Dallas
T. M. Gatlin
Lola Turnbow
Dublin
H. Hornbug
Watt Hornburg
Shiloh
J. B. Lane
Wilson
Average U.S. soybean yield per acre 158 bushels
The latest agricultural data shows U S soybean production averaging 158 bushels per acre across the country. This figure reflects nationwide field results and informs crop forecasts and farm planning.
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U.S
Local Social Notes From Levelland Area
Mrs. and Mrs. R. A. Laker visited relatives at Levelland while Bob Herber and family from Dublin visited Jay Wood and family Sunday. T. B. Peice returns from Corpus Christi where he worked. Margaret had tonsils removed at a hospital. Mrs. H. C. Bailey and son Harry of San Pedro California and Dorothy Cunningham of Brownwood visited Mrs. Maggie Holland. Mrs. Bell Norton moved to Alexander to live with her son Tom Greathouse. Rev. J. W. Hazel of Comanche preached here. Proctor-violin class performed music. Mrs. Boge Reader of Stephenville spent weekend with sister Mrs. D. Chisholm. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Almond moved to Rule. Balvin Holder and daughter Oleta of Gustine visited Boss Stevens. Ladies Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church. Mrs. J. N. Whittenburg of Raymondville and others visited the Higginbothams. Eddie Roach of Levelland visiting relatives. Mrs. Nannie Hamilton of Roach visited her mother Maud Handcock. Miss Joe Higginbotham received a surprise handkerchief shower and left for Carlton to attend school. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kight hosted a young people party Thursday night.
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R. A. Laker
Levell
Bob Herber
Dublin
Jay Wood
T. B. Peice
Corpus Christi
Margaret
A In Hospital
H. C. Bailey
Harry
San Pedro
California
Dorothy Cunningham
Brownwood
Maggie Holland
J. W. Hazel
Comanche
Une
R. W. Branum
George Higginbotham
Eddie Roach
Levelland
Nannie Hamilton
Roach
Maud Handcock
Joe Higginbotham
Carlton
G. L. Kight
Texas State College for Women grounds value set at 2000
The grounds buildings and equipment at the Texas State College for Women CSA are valued at two thousand dollars marking a stated asset appraisal for the institution and its facilities.
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The
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Nervous Woman Shows Improvement After Cardus Cure
Mrs. Cora Gan fers of Paragould Arkansas describes regular shaking spells from nervousness and exhaustion. She reports relief after using Cardus, noting the shaking stopped, cramps ceased, and she felt much better. She also gave Cardus to her daughter who recovered in the same way.
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Cora Ganfers
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Relief for Colic
A vintage advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for infant colic and indigestion. It claims neutralizes acids and gas, aids digestion, and helps babies sleep soundly with simple directions and two sizes priced at 35 cents and 60 cents.
Townsend Club backs Jaye for 17th District in 1936
Comanche County Townsend Club passes a mass meeting resolution urging support for Hon. Fred Jaye in the November 1936 election. They endorse H R 7154 McGroarty bill and a 2 percent transaction tax to create a revolving fund and improve employment, circulation, and prosperity.
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17Th
Congressional District
Jaye
Townsend C. A. R. P
Jaye Beleves
F. E. Townsend
1Th
Fred Jaye
Comanche County
Townsend Club
Legion Meet to Convene From Three Districts at Mineral Wells
A joint convention of the 11th 12th and 17th Districts of the American Legion will be held at Mineral Wells February 15 and 16. More than a thousand Legion members from the three districts are expected to attend with national figures anticipated to address the gathering.
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The
American Legion
Mineral Wells
Larry
Daniel
Abilene
Legion
Ocea
Eggs for subscriptions at Comanche Chief sale
Beginning today through February 8, the Comanche Chief offers 25 cents per dozen eggs toward old or new subscriptions in Comanche and adjoining counties. If already paid, the term is extended a year. Four dozen eggs buys a year of the Chief. Seven dozen eggs buys both the Chief and the Semiweekly News for a year. No shorter terms.
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Quemanche
Seminekly News
Comanche
Newbury Ladies Return From Relatives Visit
Mrs Lula Gandy and daughter Lucille returned home last week after visiting relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs H R May and daughter Jessie were Houston visitors. Miss Velma Keating of Harmony spent Monday night with Doris Goceby.
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Lula Gandy Ane
Lucille
Los Angels
H. R. May
Jessie
Houston
Velma Keating
Harmony
Doris Goceby
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