Pioneer Woman Dies From Burns in Comanche County
Mrs. Hardy Creamer 63 a longtime Comanche County resident died in a German hospital from burns suffered when her clothing ignited during washing at home. She was rushed to a sanitarium in Germany for treatment but died Wednesday morning. Interment followed in Indian Creek Cemetery with six grandchildren as pallbearers. She leaves a husband and seven children and was active in the Methodist Church.
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Hardy Creamer
Comanche County
Creamer
Preston Broxton
Gustine
Truman Creamer
Waco
Lewis Lindley
Fort Worth
Homer Freeman
Houston
Walter Creamer
Goodland
Joe Creamer
Colorado
Will Tyson
Ballinger
Opal
Robert Tyson
Muleshoe
Ir . Creamer
Old School
Sidney Women Quilt Four Baskets for Mrs Redwine
Sidney women met at the Methodist Church and quilted four quilts they presented to Mrs. As berry Redwine. At the Sidney Community Meet Friday night the ninth grade performed a comedy drama Henrys Mail Order Wife. Windel Farr of Abilene visited Flora Gene McCarthy. Mildred Music of Abilene visits her parents. Pauline Hellums of Abilene visits relatives. F L Handley of Rising Star preached at Sidney Church of Christ.
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Sidney Methodist Church
Asberry Redwine
Sidney
Henry
F. L. Handley
Rising Star
Sidney Church of Christ
Brownwood Club Plans Boxing Show February 15
The Brownwood Athletic Club promotes a first class boxing program February 15 at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall Brownwood featuring Duke Tramel versus Sammy McLarren in a ten round main event An eight round semi final pairs Bobby Reed and Kaye Shorty in a featherweight tilt Also scheduled four round bouts includes Sidney Hunter Earl Morgan Bullard Head Albert Lee and a four round clash between two brown skinned fighters a Negro Battle Royal tops the card with five contenders in the ring at once.
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Brownwood Athletic Club
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Brownwood
Duke Tramel
Fort Worth
Sammy McLarren
Topeka
Kansas
Brownwood Club
Bobby Reed
Kaye Shorty
Sidney Hunter
Comanche County
Earl Morgan
Bullard Head
Albert Lee
Zephyr
Mrs. Winifred White Buried Thursday
Mrs Winifred White born Ruth Thrasher died at her Big Spring home after two years illness. Her body was taken to Comanche for Oakwood Cemetery burial with Rev Gordon Barrett officiating. She was born in Sherman twenty one years ago and moved to Comanche as a child with her father O C Thrasher Sr, a former Cotton Belt Railway agent. The family later moved to Big Spring. She married in Big Spring August 10 1920 and is survived by her husband a one year old son her mother Mrs J J Sinclair and brother Cr Thrasher Jr all of Big Spring.
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Winifred White
Ruth Thrasher
Big Spring
Comanche
Oakwood Cemetery
Gordon Barrett
White
Sherman
O. C. Thrasher
Cotton Belt Railway
Thrasher
Newspaper Offer: Comanche Chief and Farm News One Year
A promotional note advertises a combined subscription for The Comanche Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News at 1 year for 1.50 dollars. The offer emphasizes value and convenience for readers interested in local news and farming updates.
FFA Initiation Meet Held in Stephenville District
Certificates of Merit were awarded to 76 Future Farmers in the Stephenville district during a initiation ceremony at John Tarleton College Auditorium. Gustine’s R J Stuteville received a Lone Star Farmer pin, and the Gustine degree team led the event with plans for an upcoming officers training school on February 14 at Tarleton.
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Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Comyn
de Leon
Gustine
Sidney
Tolar
Proctor
Walnut Springs
R. J. Stuteville
Talmage Gleaton
Wilburn Daniel
J. W. Williams
J. P. Morgan
Jack Allen
Dale Wilson
Tom Bolton
Easy Way to Lose Fat with Kruschen Salts Ad
An old advertisement promises fat loss and energy gains by taking one half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. It claims scales will show pounds lost in eight weeks, with a money back guarantee if not convinced. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and is available from leading druggists nationwide.
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America
Yearly reading deal for Chief and Farm News
Advertisement-style note offers annual subscriptions to the Chief at one dollar and to The Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News at one dollar fifty. It appears as a promotional insert with pricing in simple terms. The fragment suggests listed options and a conditional clause in parentheses.
First National Annual Piano Tournament Announces Texas Tour
Irl Allison Dean of the School of Music at Simmons University Abilene announces the first National Annual Piano playing tournament to be held at Abilene Fort Worth Waco and Austin Texas early in May. The event is open to students from grammar schools high schools academies and colleges with Comanche students urged to contact Mr Allison.
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Abilene
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Texas
Irl Allison
School of
Simmons University
Allison
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Pangburn
Valentine
Candy Way
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Cail
Biggs
Magnolia Gasoline and Oils
Paris Smith
Draggist
Turkeys
Comanche, Texas
Plymouth
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Quaker State Oils
Dudley Tire Co
Ggail
Tom
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