Mrs. Mary Jane Farner Dies in Lubbock at 71
Mrs. Mary Jane Farner of Comanche, 71, died in Lubbock on February 17. Services were held in Comanche with Rev. Isham presiding, burial at Oakwood Cemetery. She was born November 6, 1896, married Burl Farner in 1915, and was a Methodist. Surviving are three daughters, a son, a brother, a sister, eleven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Mary Jane Farner
E. Central
Comanche
Lubbock
Oakwood Cemetery
Dewey Williams
Orville Shaw
Jack Moore
Ira Clemons
Aaron Massingill
Fred Hunter
Farner
Comanche County
Alexander Cleve
Exia Harris Roverts
Burl Farner
New Braunfels
Methodist Church
Purlene Tims
Amarillo
Dorothy Hasley
Gean Venable
Clovis
N. M
Joe Farner
Kingman
Ariz
Carl Roberts
Ida Mae Ravenshine
Youth Rally Set for Feb 24 at Sidney First Baptist
The Comanche Youth Assn. will hold a youth rally Saturday February 24 at 7 pm in Sidney at the First Baptist Church. Speaker Gary West is a seminary student in Fort Worth and pastor of Bluff Dale Baptist Church with a background at Howard Payne College and various Texas evangelism efforts. Refreshments follow.
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Patsy Page
Comanche Youth Assn
First Baptist Church
Sidney
Randy Day
Gary West
Gary
Southwestern Bannet Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Bluff Dale Baptist Church
Bluff Dale
Howard Payne College
HPC
Tnion
Germany
Texas
Richard Adams Finishes Seven Week Tech Training
Richard Adams son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Adams 1114 N Elm Comanche completed a seven week course in Stromberg Carlson X Dial Switching School in Rochester New York earning a B average. He learned basic electronics electromagnetic switching XY dial systems blue prints and testing equipment use. He plans to continue on the job training with Stromberg Carlson Co installers in dialing offices. Adams is CHS 1955 graduate attended Tarleton State College and was discharged from the U S Air Force in 1957. He has two brothers Bill and Steve.
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Richard Adams
Roy D. Adams
N. Elm
Comanche
Rochester
N. Y
Stromberg Carlson X- Dial Switching School
Stromberg-Carlson
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Adams
CHS
Tarleton State College
U. S. Air Force
Card of Thanks for Leona Burkett Coleman
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement. May God bless each person and may you find such support in your hour of need. The family of Leona Burkett Coleman.
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Leona Burkett Coleman
Death notices: Mrs. Ora Swearengin 1895 1970
Mrs. Ora May Swearengin 72 of 1108 N Lane Comanche died 4 30 pm February 20 in a local hospital Born July 31 1895 in Arkansas she lived in Comanche County 72 years Married May 17 1914 to Archie R Swearengin survived by husband C D Swearengin Coleman Mrs Harold Pratt Coleman brother Clyce Horner Sweetwater three sisters Virgie Coker Comanche R L Bowman Sr Hereford Ruben Loftis Lubbock and three grandchildren Services conducted February 22 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel Rev John C Wiles officiating Interment in Pendergrass Cemetery Pallbearers Cot Evans Garry Swearengin David Swearengin Carl Prater George Bonser Paul Patton
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Ora May Swearengin
N. Lane
Comanche
Arkansas
Comanche County
Floyd Horner
Archie R. Swearengin
First Baptist Church
C. D. Swearengin
Harold Pratt
Coleman
Clyce Horner
Sweetwater
Virgie Coker
R. L. Bowman
Hereford
Ruben Loftis
Lubbock
Pendergrass Cemetery
Cot Evans
Garry Swearengin
David Swearengin
Carl Prater
George Bonser
Paul Patton
Texas pulpwood truck fuels local economy with 25000 annual business
The operation of a single Texas pulpwood truck contributes about 25000 dollars in annual business to its community, highlighting the role of regional logging in local commerce and employment.
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Texas
Winners cited in county 4-H share the fun contest
Floyd M. Key reports the 1934 4 H Share the Fun Festival at Comanche High School with 91 participants from 13 acts and about 125 in attendance. The Comanche 4 H Club won the rotating Fun Trophy for Fashion Show. Ribbon winners include Trot Mews, TV Jumble, Going Places with H, Fashion Show, Long Tall Texas, Hillibilly Bend, The Race, Song, White Lightning, Dub A Dub Dub, Indian Craft Shop, Kimno Solo, Cleopatra, with judges Mrs. Vlenna Slaughter and Miss Lucille Watson.
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Floyd M. Key
Comarche High School
Lola Springs 4Ulus
Chris Daniels
Jerry Dickey
Brennan Pickerton
Sally Key
Debbie Carnes
Kerrie Joley
Janda Steward
Nancy Froh
Jud Robinson
Cliff Conway
John Key
Newbury
Leah Dudley
Shannon Seay
Linda la Lane
Comanche 4H Club
Julie Seay
Danny Chapman
Debra Harrington
Comanche
Carel Byrd
Bobby Vineyard
Charlene Simpson
Terry Vineyard
Gustine
Roxanne Johnston
Cheryle Moore
Christi Harvick
Scotty Hayes
David Sliger
Darrell Hall
Mike Hurst
Mark Thompson
Ricky White
Robert Talavara
Angela Wyatt
Calvin Ross
Charlotte Burns
Mark Pruitt
Kimno Solo
de Leon 4-H Club
Sarah Hoages
Cleopatra
de Leon 4- H Club
Jeanette Welker
Lester Walker
Sherry McClellan
Linda Straub
Brenda Seizier
Tina Walker
Buzzy Mahan
Kerwin Stephens
Max Parker
Vlenna Slaughter
Lucille Waston
Brownwood
Dorothy Byrd
Join Brazier
Acuit Leaders Association
Buzz Cauley Breaks Hip in Ice Fall
Buzz Cauley, local pharmacist and mail carrier, broke his hip after slipping on ice at home on February 14. He received treatment at Comanche Hospital, then surgery at Harris Hospital Fort Worth by Fort Worth Bone and Joint Clinic doctors. His condition is reported as satisfactory progress at room 754.
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H. M
Buzz
Cauley
Comanche Hospital Inc
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
Cenley
Harris Memorial Methodist Hospital
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Rev
S. J. Isham
TIN
Cherry St
Richard
Bill
Steve
Lone Star State
Beauty Shop
Johnson
Mr. and
Mrs
J. C. Johnson
Gary's Beauty College
Buzz Cauley
Ithe xi Nage
Rush Creek
Rush Creek Watershed Committee
Central
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Comanche County Electric Co-Op
Comanche National Bank
Hathcock
Rush Creek Watershed Service Drug Store
Pharmacy of Tomorrow
Comanche, Texas
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