Equalization plan targets Comanche ISD renditions
State officials say Comanche School District renditions run about 16.9 percent of true value. The board of equalization must raise to roughly 27 percent, likely boosting property taxes next year. Farmers and homeowners could see higher charges but everyone would pay a similar rate. Local notices reference land values, farm parcels, and potential tax changes.
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Comanche Independent School
Board of Equalization
Comanche
Comanche County
Rites Held For G. L. Chapman
George Lee Chapman 78 of San Angelo died February 9 in Coleman. Services were held February 11 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with two ministers officiating. Burial followed at Taylor Chapel Cemetery. Born September 28, 1891 in Comanche County, he was a retired stock farmer and had lived in San Angelo eight years. Survived by four sons Corky Coleman Jack Abilene Dorman San Angelo Thurman Austin. two sisters Helen Lee San Antonio Annie Evans Sidney. a brother Walter Comanche and 10 grandchildren.
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George Lee Chapman
San Angelo
Morris Memorial Hospital
Coleman
Chapman
Comanche Funeral Home
Lloyd Horton
Leroy Woolsey
Taylor Chapel
Comanche County
Corky Chapman
Jack Chapman
Abilene
Dorman L. Chapman
Thurman Chapman
Austin
Helen Lee
San Antonio
Annie Evans
Sidney
Walter Chapman
Comanche
Comanche Chief Publisher and Staff Directory
The Comanche Chief lists J G Wilkerson as editor and publisher with Wi Wilkerson as managing editor and Mrs James Wilkerson as associate editor. Subscription rates vary by region from 3 to 6 dollars depending on location, payable annually or semi annually.
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J. ‘G. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
la Comanche County
Dublin
Gorman
Slanked
Corben
May
Zephyr
Texas
Political Announcements Chief Sets Local Campaign Fees
The chief authorizes political notices with fees for district and county offices. Names listed include Austin McCloud, Calvin Lee Ewart, Fred Hall, Wayne Swindle, Betty Conway, Charlie Marshall, Ben Wilhelm, Azalea Ellis, Elio Brinson, James Dudley, Eddie McDougal Samphifer, Frank Seckinger, and Ottis B Fields. Notices must bear a signature and avoid adverse character claims.
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Justice OF Peace
Friends of
Downing Rites For Mrs Rogers
Mrs L E Lessell Rogers 73 died February 8 in De Leon Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral at 2 30 Tuesday at Downing Methodist Church with Rev Bobby Weathers. burial in Downing Cemetery. Survivors include son Hoyt of Dallas daughter Mrs L F Stanley two brothers four sisters seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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L. E. (Lessell) Rogers
de Leon
Downing Methodist Church
Bobby Weathers
Downing Cemetery
Nabors
Comanche County
Luther Edward Rogers
Alabama
Edward Rogers
Clarabell Gooch
Hoyt
Dallas
L. F. Stanley
Comanche
F. M. Champion
Abilene
A. J. Champion
Odessa
J. Yates
Downing
Ola Mae Yates
Waco
J. C. Sadberry
Elmo Shupt
Midland
Final Rites For Mrs. Jim Earles
Mrs. Jim Earles 62 died Wednesday morning February 11 after an extended illness in a local nursing home. Funeral services conducted February 12 at Pearl Street Church of Christ Comanche with Dale Scott and Payne Hattox officiating. Interment in De Leon Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jim Earles three daughters Barbara Anderson Kathy Bowman Wanda Lively four sons Everett D C Jimmy Bert and Horace Ray plus two brothers a half sister and other relatives. Comanche Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Born August 23 1907 in Texas she resided in Comanche the last year.
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Jim
Arlena) Earles
Earles
Pearl St. Church of Christ, Comanche
Dale Scott
Payne Hattox
Church of Christ
de Leon
Comanche
Texas
Jim Earles
N. Houston
Barbara Anderson
Kathy Bowman
Wanda Lively
Everett Earles
Fort Worth
D. C
Ottie Gill Visits Aunt in Comanche This Weekend
Mrs. Ottie Gill of Dallas spent the weekend in Comanche visiting her aunt Mrs. Clara Slack.
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Dallas
Ottie, Gill of
Comanche
Clara Slack
Newburg 4 H Club Boosts M O D Drive for 50
The Newburg 4 H Club organized the M O D drive after the February meeting and collected a total of 50 dollars from members Glen and Kent Levisay Mary Helen Cunningham Darrell Donnie Phyllis Riewe and Sandra Blue. Dallas Grand Prairie visitors J H Tupin and wife visited sisters R H Beene Eloise Knowles and W V Stripling in Fort Worth and Grand Prairie.
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Newburg
J. H. Tupin
Mr. Tupin
R. H. Beene
Eloise Knowles
Dallas
W. V. Stripling
Grand Prairie
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General
Small Business Administration
Denver
SBA
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
West
U —O
Leta Andrews
Lubbock
Hayes Clenton
Jack Moore
Terry, Ted
Lee Ann
Pasadena
Calif
Rowland Johnston
California
Joe Tupin
Johnston
Hazel Rieger
G. L. Chapman
W. Grand Comanche
Court of Civil Appeals
Austin McCloud
Mitchell County
Calvin Lee
Ewart Steed
Fred Hall
Wayne M
Swindle
Betty Conway
Charlie Marshall
Ben G. Wilhelm
Azalea Ellis
Elio B. Brinson
James H. Dudley
Eddie McDougal
Samphifer
Frank Seckinger
Ottis B. Fields
Betty Crocker
Ast
Ann la
Jelev
USDA
del Ajonte
Fryers
del Monte
Sunkist
Bacon
Thrif-Tee
Gal. Gandy
North Houston
Mrs
Cecil Houck
Majestic Theatre
Robert Mitchum and
George Kennedy
Yagemen
Panavision
Sidney Independent School District
T. C. Mazurek, Jr
Allen Bessent
Board of Trustees
A. D
Loel Dean Clark
Kenneth Gibson
of Trustees
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