Sidney Public School Honor Roll Released
Honor roll lists for Sidney Public Schools third six weeks compiled by Superintendent J B Cooper. Grammar School honors span first through eighth grades with multiple students named on First Honor Roll and Second Honor Roll. High School lists include Ninth through Twelfth Grades with term honors for each.
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Sidney Public School
Sidney Public Schools
Supt
J. B. Cooper
Grammar School
Nelda Faye Smith
Wanda Beth Johnson
Dwain Tarry Feril Serer
Irene Moore
Klaine Smith
Neldy Tee Jordan Joyce Hancock
Paul Hodes Weldon Boerker
Charlotte Wright Maudie Lee Armstrong
Minnie Pearl Milner
W. D. Watkins
Wendell Hancock
Jock Clark
Doris Scott Rulene May Jo Ann Hutchins
Cordell Reed
Rodney Irby
Dan Wright
Patsy McDaniel
Fdoward Boyd Cheatham
Billy Harold Moore
Loeldene Clark
Buford Janes Judson Woolsey
Francis Reeder
Marcie Faye Wright
Wanda Sue McEntire
Gene Walker
Leroy Ward
Davie Alene Feril
Gay Moore
Martina Denny Jere Boyd Kemper
Barbara Jo Caffey
Juanda Jo Hill
O. B. Wright
Jack Weldon Feril Ella Marie Linders
Jewel Rogers
Joe John McEntire Nelda
Ruth Allen
Dauphene Ferguson
Jo Ann Hutchins
Doris Scott
Edward B. Cheatham
Billy H. Moore
Jack Clark
W. D. Watkins Maudie Lee Armstrong
Charlotte Wright
Frances Reeder
Margie Faye Wright
Jack Weldon Feril
Nelda
Miss Easley Appointed to Washington Post
Christine Easley daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Easley of Comanche Route 1 has been appointed to a position in the Social Department Washington She is a 1939 graduate of Comanche High School and has attended Tarleton College Stephenville and Draughn's Business College Buy Bonds and Slap the Japs.
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Miss Easley
Washington Post
Christine Easley
R. B. Easley
Comanche
Route 1
Sociale Department
Washington
Comanche High School
Tarleton College
Stephenville
Draughn’s Business College
Sugar Rationing Plan Explained in Broad Outline
The plan will issue one ration book per person with 28 stamps covering a designated week. Hoarded sugar will trigger stamp removal, and falsifying reports carries heavy penalties. Registration will occur via schools, with local boards supervising issuance and stamping at purchase.
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War Production Board
Memories of Comanche land and a vanished courthouse
A nostalgic poem recalling childhood in Comanche and its rural scenery. The speaker reflects on soil, schools, and four generations buried locally, mourning the loss of the old courthouse as a missing landmark and clinging to the idea that some things endure beyond place.
My Mother a Poem By Ruth Emert Brown
A poem in memory of a mother who has passed away speaks of missing her yet finding peace in heaven. It honors her caregiving and faith and asks readers to follow her example while awaiting reunion in the City above.
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G. S. Emert
Birthday supper honors Mrs Reed at Cotton Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glasgow and daughter Louise attended the birthday supper for Mrs. Robert Reed. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Avery Moore and children Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Connie Cottrell and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hurt. The Elm Grove Service Club recently honored Mrs. Blackmon with a cheer up shower.
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Bill Glasgow
Louise
Robert Reed
Avery Moore
J. A. Cox
Connie Cottrell
Harvey Hurt
Elm Grove Service Club
Blackmon
Sheriff Sale Notice on Carmichael Property in Comanche County
Public notice of a sheriff sale to satisfy a 1941 judgment in favor of Nona Carmichael against B L Carmichael for 850.10 dollars plus costs. The sale, to cash bidder, will occur April 7 1942 during legal hours at the described property along Derrigan branch in Forsythe Survey. Sheriff Wid Spivey of Comanche County announces the levy and sale details.
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District Court of
Comanche County
Nona Carmichael
B. L. Carmichael
Dorrigan
Forsythe
N.E
Same
Varas
Derringan
Derrigan
Wid Spivey
Texas
Comanche, Texas
Ed Onstot Named OGR Corpus Christi Manager
Ed Onstot vice president and director at Capital National Bank of Austin has been named manager of the Corpus Christi branch of the Office of Government Reports. The Civil Service appointment will initiate the new OGR expansion with the branch opening February 15. Onstot, a 1927 Southwestern University graduate, has worked at the Austin bank since 19.0.
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Ed Onstot
Capital National Bank of Austin
Janice Goodson
Comanche
Corpus Christi
Office of Government Reports
OGR
Onstot
U.S. Civil Service
Southwestern University
Austin Bank
Indian Creek Community News Notes at Mt. Pleasant
Several fio attended singing at Mt Pleasant Sunday night. Clyde Scott and daughter Mary LaJean with Dennis McGlothlin of near Comanche visited George McGlothlin and family. Frances Beard returned to Comanche after staying with Mrs D F Carmichael who was ill. E Y Burdette and daughter spent Sunday with N F Williams. Doyle Nolan and Hollis Ray Burdette and Iris Langley with W A Langley and family. Singing held every second Sunday afternoon and every fourth Sunday night. Sunday School each Sunday at 11 War Time. Everyone invited.
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Mt. Pleasant
Clyde Scott
Mary LaJean
Blanket
Dennis McGlothlin
Comanche
George McGlothlin
Frances Beard
D. F. Carmichael
E. Y. Burdette
N. F. Williams
Doyle
Nolan
Hollis Ray Burdette
Iris Langley
W. A. Langley
Local social notes from Macksville and area
Sunday afternoon services featured Hazel Deil Rev R M McGinnis of Gustine. visitors from Brownwood included Miss Lula May Alexander and Jack Allen to Mr and Mrs Lee Caraway. Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs R T Miller included several Mills and Carter family members from Wilson. C C Hillhouse of Fort Worth arrived Friday. Pvt James Woody Hughes, stationed at Camp Bowie, visited Sunday. Graycie Westmoreland stayed with Betty Jean Young Saturday night.
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R. M. McGinnis
Gustine
Lula May Alexander
Jack Allen
Brownwood
Lee Caraway
Macksville
R. T. Miller
Garland
Estelle
Myrlene
Evelyn
Herman
Bitsy Miller
Wilson
Tump Carter
Annie
Nadine Carter
Betty Jean Young
C. C. Hillhouse
Fort Worth
Pvt
James Woody Hughes
Camp Bowie
Graycie Westmoreland
Local Residents Move and Visit in Comanche Area
The Willie Cotton family relocates to Comanche as Noel Greenlee returns from Monahans with Clifton Greenlee and family visiting relatives. Joe B. Lee and family visit Comanche. Miss Kathleen Perdue spends time with Miss Virginia Massingill. Several local residents, including Mrs. W A C Stephens and families, visit relatives. an infant burial occurs at Sardis Cemetery.
Card of Thanks for Loss of Family Member
Expressions of gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers and kindness after the death of a daughter wife and sister. Signed by Mrs B F Amos and family M C Roberson and family. Muskrats used by many as food sold in some city markets as marsh rabbit meat.
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B. F. Amos
M. C. Roberson
Dabney De Leon Hardware Merchant Dies at 79
E E Dabney prominent De Leon hardware merchant and owner of a long standing business died Friday Feb 6 at 9 15 in the German hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 at First Methodist Church De Leon with Rev F L Willshire and Rev H J Clarnes officiating. Interment followed in De Leon Cemetery. He was born March 27 1866 in Mount Calm Texas moved to De Leon in 1899 and built his hardware and furniture business remaining active until two weeks before his death. He is survived by his wife two children two grandchildren a sister and two brothers. Pallbearers included J O Ham J P Howell and others.
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E. E. Dabney
de Leon
First Methodist Church
F. L. Willshire
H. J. Clarnes
First Baptist Church of
Dabney
Mount Calm
Texas
Desdemona
Eastland County
Higginbotham Bros. Co
Clay Dabney
W. G. Locke
Fort Worth
Eugene Locke
Joy Dabney
Alice Ferrell
Y. L. Dabney
Lee Dabney
J. O. Ham
J. P. Howell
Geo. Rollins
H. G. Terrill
Ollie Ross
Cari Simpson
Infant Daughter Of Mr and Mrs L Craig Buried At Hasse
The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Craig was born and died February 14, 1942, at German Hospital and was buried in the Hasse cemetery Sunday afternoon. Rev Gordon Barrett officiated the funeral, with a short in memoriam poem published by a friend.
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Mrs. L. Craig
Hasse
Louis Craig
Gordon Barrett
Baby Craig
Abbie and Kilgore Families See Local News
Bible Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Abbie announce the birth of a son. Lucille LaRoque spent the weekend with her parents. A Ladies Club has been organized with meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. Red Cross sewing is part of the club work. Roy Abbie moved to his wife's father’s home. Kilgore couples visited Mrs. Abbie at the German Hospital. Uncle Bill Stewart visited his daughter near De Leon. R. D. Cox of Ralls returned home after visiting his parents.
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Elmo Abbie
Lucille LaRoque
Pat Scott
Rick Armstrong
Red Cross
Roy Abbie
E. N. Kilgore
A. C. Kilgore
German Hospital
Bill Stewart
de Leon
R. D. Cox of
Ralls
W. C. Cox
Bearded Resident Returns Home From Ranger Hospital
Mexico Herman Lee Beard returned home Thursday from the Ranger hospital. Lynn Falkner left Monday for Navy Reserve training and will be stationed at San Diego. Wanda Nell and Genevie Falkner spent Friday night with Muriel and Zeva Hammons at Edna. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCamey and sons Billie Bryan and J. H. spent Sunday with her parents. Marvin Jaggers spent Wednesday with Matt Hayes. The ladies met last Tuesday with Mrs. Jessie Handcock to quilt for her. Mrs. Rance Cockrell of Levelland stayed Wednesday night with Ollie Falkner’s family. On Thursday she returned to Dallas where Mr. Cockrell is hospitalized with a piece of steel in an eye. Corrie Gilbreath of Stephenville visited Saturday with Jim Hammons. Miss Clenna Fae Looney spent Sunday with Oreda Thunderburg. Will T. Gandy is reported
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Herman Lee Beard
Ranger Hospital
Lynn Falkner
San Diego
Cal
Wanda Nell
Genevie Falkner
Murile
Zeva Hammons
Edna
Bill McCamey
Billie Bryan
J. H
John Richardson
Marvin Jaggers
Matt Hayes
Jessie Handcock
Rance Cockrell
Levelland
Ollie Falkner
Dallas
Cockrell
Corrie Gilbreath
Stephenville
Jim Hammons
Local Socials Roundup Across Nearby Towns
Duster Mrs Johnny Gray and daughter spent Sunday with Mr Joiner. Mrs Elmer Ford and daughters returned home from Lab. Mr and Mrs John Harrison and family moved to Jayton. Will Haynes visited M E Stephens at Suez Sunday. Miss Veda Carleton spent last weekend with Miss Treva Vineyard at Buffalo. Mrs C D Alldredge spent Saturday with her parents. Miss Treva Vineyard of Buffalo and Miss Jo Nell Koones spent Wednesday night with Milas Veda Carleton. Mr and Mrs Robert Speer visited O B and family Saturday. Allen Carleton and Mrs Jack Vineyard spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs W A Carleton. Shorty Thomas of West Texas visiting friends and relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Shad Phillips of Comanche visited O B and family Sunday night.
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Johnny Gray
Joiner
Elmer Ford
Labck
John Harrison
Jay—ton
Will Haynes
M. E. Stephens
Suez
Veda Carleton
Miss Treva Vineyard
Buffalo
C. D. Alldredge
Suruday
Lee Anglin
Treva Vineyard
Jo Nell Koones
Milas Veda Carleton
Robert Speer
Raphus McPhail
Allen Carleton
Jack Vineyard
W. A. Carleton
Shorty Thomas
West Texas
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Mary Marshall Weaver
Earth
Ruth Emert Brown
Oliver Guthrie
Hooks, Texas
T. M. Glas- al
John Guthrie
Elkins Tin Shop
Cotton Grove
Sheriff's Sale
O.G.R
Indian Creek
Hazel Deil
Willie Cotton
Noel Greenlee
Monahans
Clifton Greenlee
Joe B. Lee
Joe Lee
Doc Dunn
Kathleen Perdue
Virginia Massingill
W. A. C. Stephens
Purvis
P. A. Cotton
Cabbott Reed
Glen Perdue
Perrin Field
W. R. Elliott
Board Church
Lewis Craig
Sardis Cemetery
Annie Bell Fisher
Walden Cotton
Rising Star
Davie
Ruby Hazel Grumble
Melba Grumbles
Bobbie Perkins
Pettit
Jimmie Greenlee
Cora Mae
Dona Faye Greenlee
George Cecil Hanes
Neal Greenlee
Boss Davis
Stripes
Nowit's Dept. Stor the Friendly Store
Darling
J. C. Gaddy
Monk Bros
First Nat'l Bank
Ft. Worth
Tru-Jillo Boot Shop Boot and Shoe Repairing
Higginbotham Bldg
Mexico
Clenna Fae Looney
Oreda Thunderburg
Will T. Gandy
Robertson
Hatchery
Duster
Shad Phillips
O. B. and
Family
Roy Yantis
Conoco Products
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