Remembering Clyde Grayson Comanche PFC Buried With Honor
Funeral and burial services were held for Pfc Clyde Bernard Grayson the first Comanche boy to be returned from Korea. At First Baptist Church Rev Arthur Johnson officiated with a large crowd attending Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery Clyde, born February 4 1929 in Gustine, was a 1948 Comanche High School graduate and a standout basketball player He entered the service August 6 1948 and was reported missing in Korea after 17 days later listed as killed in action on August 10 1950 He is survived by his parents Roy and family and several siblings The Comanche High School athletic field was renamed Indian Memorial Stadium in his honor
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Chaney to Rebuild Burned Gustine District
E W Chaney plans to reconstruct the burned out Gustine district after purchasing the lot from Allan Hitt. The project signals a renewal effort by the developer in the town.
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