Courthouse News From Comanche County Delivers Marriages and Records
Courthouse notices list marriages: Godfrey to Ravenshine Jan 26, Towe to White Jan 24, Kennard to Stewart Jan 11, Perry to Douglass Dec 29, and license issued for Vera Perez Saldivar, Hamilton and Thompson. State charges include defrauding with worthless checks against Ihlenfeldt Nixon Mayfield McGettis and Ham. Probate seeks executrix for Curtis McKinzie. deeds recorded in Comanche County. burials at Oakwood January. new vehicle registrations. local students visit Texas Tech. first official American flag shown on Prospect Hill Jan 1, 1976.
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Winston Godfrey
Comanche
Maida Lahren Ravenshine
Glenn Ray Burt
Church of Christ
North Austin Street
Gene Towe
General Delivery
Patsy White
Creath Davis
North Side Baptist Church
de Leon
William Evert Kennard
Wilma Joyce Stewart
Merriel H. Abbott
Hermon Euton Perry
Ellaine Douglass, de Leon
Daniel Reil Vera
Consuelo Perez Saldivar
Alvin Hamilton, Jr
Fort Worth
Lenora Ann Thompson
State of Texas
Sam Ihlenfeldt
J. R. Nixon
W. G. Mayfield
A. D. McGettis
Jimmy Ham
William H. Hart
Texas Department of Public Safety
Tavie Udell McKinzie
Nevis Tomlinson
Royal H. Hampton
Doris B. Hampton
Comanche County
Betty J
Fred Moore
New York City
Jack Moore
Texas
T. F. McCullough
Ona
Vera Smith
B. Smith
Wichita Falls
Flora M. Kinney
O. A. Kinney
W. D. Everett
Grand Street
Sallie Hope Jay
Joe R. Whiteside
Sipe Springs
Oakwood Cemetery
Curtis McKinzie
Dallas
Ruth Moore
Brownwood
Texas Highlights: Hoss Cartwright Texan of the Year
All Texan Hoss Cartwright back in Austin addressing a legislative session. Dan Blocker of Bonanza fame calls Texas home and is named Texan of the Year by the Texas Press Association. Also notes on a push for peace court reforms and license plate Lone Star emblem and mediation service proposals. Rep Don Gladden seeks repeal of school desegregation voter approval law with 50 co authors.
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Hees
Hoss Cartwright
Austin
Texas
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California
Tex
Texas Press Association
Barnes
de Leon
State Bar of
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Cleveland
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Walker
D. Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
Don Gladden
Fort Worth
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House
Otis Coker Taken By Death
Otis Raymond Coker 61 of Comanche died February 1 at home after years of ill health. Funeral held February 2 at Oak Lawn Chapel with Rev. Lopes and Rev. Hames officiating. interment Indian Creek Cemetery. He was a retired farmer and former Comanche County district clerk. Born March 5, 1901 in Indian Creek, he lived in Indian Creek before moving to Comanche with his mother. He helped secure the famous fence around Indian Creek Cemetery and was active in the Ist Church community. He leaves two brothers.
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Otis Raymond Coker
W. Armstrong
Comanche
Coker
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Phillip Lopes
Norton
Harry Hames
East Side Baptist Church of
Indian Creek Cemetery
Garland Collins
Edward Isham
Brady York
Vestal Day
Eugene Perkins
Fom Luker
Comanche County
Indian Creek
David T. Coker
Zarah McDonald Coker
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