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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1940
Page
2
Real estate holdings totaling more than 30 parcels are scheduled for tax sale on the first Tuesday in March at the courthouse door, per legal notices in this issue. The item follows a report from Pontotoc on Mrs. J C Sneed and funeral reflections for her mother Mrs Patterson.
The week features a Baptist revival billboard on De Leon highway near A. P. Burks warehouse, Dublin Lions football chatter, Comanche book sale, school board votes, tax notes, and local quips. Also reports on Palo Pinto court house replacement, flu absence, and area headlines.
County Agent N E Scudder attended a district agents meeting in Brownwood. Mrs G S Clarke left for Stamford and Wichita Falls to visit daughters. J E Gist of Perry Brothers met managers in Lufkin. Dr and Mrs E E Anthony Jr visited Comanche from Port Worth. E H Gray returned from Brownwood hospital. Annie Brown of S W Natural Gas was hospitalized for pneumonia in Germany. Mrs I E Ransome of Daniel Baker visited Comanche. Mrs W H Carpenter of Texas State College for Women visited Comanche. E H Ellington of Hasse enrolled in a watchmaking course at Tupin’s. Mr and Mrs Harry Melowsky visited Brownwood. Mrs C C Klingman joined Dr Klingman on a trip to Comanche for services. first trip for Mrs Klingman was incomplete in text.
Local residents and relatives visit Comanche and nearby towns this weekend. Visitors include Miss Kate Ripley, Ruby Humble, Odessa Edmondson, June Campbell, Ed Howell, and many others. Notable trips involve Fort Worth, Austin, Coleman, and Dallas area stops as families gather and attend events.
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