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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1961
Page
11
An article explains the basic selector mechanism of the automatic system, detailing line finder, connector, and dial operations. It describes dialing seven digits, hearing a dial tone, and handling busy signals, with examples like Comanche 356 and Gustine 867 numbers and advice to consult the directory or information.
Four-month-old Maria Santos Raminez, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Raminez of Sidney, dies at a Comanche hospital. Funeral services were held at Oak Lawn Funeral Home officiated by Father Bennett. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche. Survived by parents and a two-year-old sister Erlinda.
The legal column warns newcomers to Texas about differences between state laws and other states. It cautions that divorces, incorporations, and marriages in other states can affect residents with property, wills, or business interests in Texas or elsewhere. It urges seeking professional legal counsel.
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station fruit researcher Tom Denman lists peak ripening periods and recommendations for peach varieties. Cardinal and Dixired lead the season, Coronet and Dixigem show mixed results, Ranger offers strong bacterial leaf spot resistance, Redglobe and Loring present firm qualities, Redskin markets growth but frost risks. Nearby Texas Longhorns basketball win noted.
At a January 2 assembly Coach Kenneth McNiutt explained the move from sweaters to silver footballs due to equipment costs. Fifteen eighth graders and one seventh grader received silver footballs with 1960 inscribed. Mr. Swindle urged students to study for upcoming mid term tests.
Mrs Eddie Holden of Sidney is staying with her sister Mrs Jerry Reed in Hobbs New Mexico while taking a business course. Her husband is in basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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