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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1915

Page

3

County Corresponde nce from Baggett Creek News

Rain blessed Baggett Creek area Monday morning. Miss Mary Holden, ill last week, shows improvement. J J Starkie and wife visited George Stephens family in Millers Bend. Miss Mamie King left for Fort Worth to resume school with Ruth. Baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Exford Churchwell. Mrs Ward Pierce visited her parents J S Starkie. Billie Rambo week with son Bxaford Churchwell in Graham Chapel area. Clarence McKinzie staying with grandparents and attending school. Bimei Holden from near Comanche visited mother. Bessie Rambo visited sister Mrs Clark Kennedy in Mills Bend. Boss Stephens attended Graham Chapel league. Mr and Mrs Maron Morris visited Mrs Morris mother Mrs Farmer at Comanche Ranch.

Mamie King Fort Worth Ruth Exford Churchwell G. S. Richie Dublin Ward Pierce J. S. Starkie Billie Rambo Bxaford Churchwell Graham Chapel Clarence McKinzie G. S. Ritchie Bessie Rambo Clark Kennedy Millers Bend

Social Notes From Cotton Grove and Nearby Towns

Shack Howell of Comanche visited his son Tom while W A Robertson and family hosted relatives. T J Johnson of Coleman visited kin. Mrs Lucile Roe visited Mrs J C Robertson. A party at Tom Standridge's Saturday ended in a niece time. Singing returned at Oak Valley. Uncle Bill Ellis and wife from Comanche called on J B Robertson. Mrs W A Cade is improving after illness. Young folks enjoyed a singing at J J Johnson's Sunday.

Tom Standridge Oak Valley Bill Ellis Comanche J. B. Robertson W. A. Cade J. J. Johnson

Miss Eva Skinner Visits Collie and Burlie Stubblefield

Miss Eva Skinner spent Sunday night visiting Misses Collie and Burlie Stubblefield, sharing time in their home.

Eva Skinner Misses Collie Burlie Stubblefield

Wet land delays plowing as shoewry rain persists

Ground remains too wet to plow amid shoewry weather. Mrs. Lillie Baker is on the sick list with rheumatism. Young folks held a singing at Bowman schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. Miss Esa Gilder visits Mississippi with grandmother Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Ida Pittman and two children spent Saturday in German. Mrs. Willis Johnson of De Leon visited Mrs. Higginbotham and family Saturday.

Lillie Baker Bowman Esa Gilder Mississippi John Ida Pittman Willis Johnson de Leon John Higginbotham

Weather and farming notes from South Copperas region

A heavy rain early Monday aided gardens and spring grass. Sunday afternoon featured singing at South Copperas. Farmers nearby sent hogs to Comanche on Thursday for shipment. The Redwine child shows improvement at this writing.

South Copperas Comanche George Redwine

Bible Sunday Singing and School Socials Move Plans

Claude Cleary and Chester Col ley may attend Mr Carver's next Sunday if started on time Ottie Cox of Sidney visited the school Tuesday afternoon Girls enjoy basketball and show improvement Mr and Mrs C B Laroque entertained young people Monday night Next Sunday afternoon is Mothers Meeting Day at the school house Social meeting at the school house Saturday night All invited to attend

Claude Cleary Chester Colley Mr. Carver Ottie Cox Sidney CB. Laroque Mothers’ Rural Aid Delia Collie Gap Fielder L. E. Fielder Homer Bumgarner Eva Moore Maggie Moore Pottsville Sal Moore Bart McPherson Nelson Jones Hamilton Jones

Oak Grove Community News and Local Events

Oak Grove reports pleasant weather and steady community activity. Notables include the illness of George Redwine’s son, Eugene Gill’s death, a ball game where Energy lost 7 to 0, and a busy social scene with visits, religious meetings, and family gatherings across Pottsville Gustine and Edna Hill.

Singing at Graham Chapel Draws Local Youth Crowd

The article notes a Sunday singing at A. N. Baxter's with young people enjoying the event and reporting a good time. It records visits from Mrs. Mattie Clemons and Miss Jeffie Ewing and mentions Grace Evans, Alice Robertson, Hurshel Ewing and family, plus Mr. and Mrs. Taylor visiting Baxter and others on weekend.

A. N. Baxter Mattie Clemons Misls Clemons Grace Evans Alice Robertson Jeffie Ewing Proctor Hurshel Ewing Creamer Mrs. Taylor Mr. Baxter

Banking Directors Adopt Customer Funded Check Policy

Notice announces all banks must pass a resolution and record in minutes that no officer or employee may charge a check to a customer without sufficient funds. A copy goes to national and state banking heads. The rule aims to protect customers and is published for public governance and compliance.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Comanche County Great Loos Exposition CompAny America C. W. Keppler Wonderland Margaret Beadell John Wallace Goat and Monkey Circus Jolly Gene Mastodian OF Socie Joe Dundrea Royal Italian Band Prof Ruhl Baggett Creek Mary Holden Walter Holden J. J. Starkie George Stephens Millers’ Bend Bimei Holden Mrs. Elolden Boss Stephens Maron Morris Cotton Grove Shack Howell Tom W. A. Robertson Comanche Sun T. J. Johnson Coleman Lucile Roe J. C. Robertson Rucker Oak Grove Eugene Gill Mays Miss Bell Carer Hallie Taylor Ruby Bartlett Mary Kemp Energy Kemp Rev Lewis Baptist Church Vera Rudd of Goldth Waite Ernest, Wilkerson Edna Hill Frank Carraway R. L. Hamilton Indian Gap Energy Literary W. E. Horner Guss Rudd Gustine Travis Ritchie Tom Cox W. I. West John A. Ewing Zeffie Ewing Zella Hancock Rudie Rogers David Hancock T. H. Purvis and Family Mills Clemons Lamkin Eld A. P. Keen M. F. Reed Mrs. Cox Purvis J. D. Stevens Geal Ton Floyd Madews Mr. West Gentry Mill Walter Daniels John Marshall Maxville Roe White and Family of Gas Tine B. B. Nee Roy Reed Ing Comptroller of Currency Washington, D. C Austin Texas THE First National Bank Comanche National Bank First State Bank the Farmers & Merchants Natl. Bank Rhode Island T. M. Pulliam Sam Ross
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