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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

5

Local Notes Reveal Visits and Travel Across Texas

A flood of social notes lists visits and trips by residents of Comanche and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Wilson of Lubbock visiting in Comanche, Miss Coral Denny heading to Dallas, and Mrs. J. K. Ackerny of Eldorado visiting relatives in Comanche. Traveling spouses, hospital stays, and weekend trips populate the column with many families and locations such as Brownwood, Fort Worth, Dallas, Lubbock, Port Worth, and Plainview.

J. K. Ackerny Eldorado, Ark J. B. Arthur Burl Lewis Coral Denny Dallas Harold Denney

Eanes Tatum Wedding Celebrates Elegant Simplicity

Miss Rita Eanes wed Antham Tatum of Lamkin on Wednesday February 25 at 8 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Eanes. Pink and green decor framed a fairyland ceremony with family present and a reception featuring a wedding cake, punch, and gifts as the couple plans to reside in Comanche.

John Eanes Rita Antham Tatum Lamkin Mendelssobin Margaret Kanes Dorothy Palmer Adelle Barnes Aue Vhue Julm Baues Due Vomanche Iugu Comanche Tatum

Mamie Franklin Seeks City Secretary Post

A candidate announcing her bid for city secretary appeals for votes and influence, noting a long life in the country and respect for her opponent who has held office for years. She signs as Mamie N Franklin.

Mamie N Franklin

Card of Thanks for support during illness and death

The Gore family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They appreciate the prayers and the pouting over that covered her grave. Signed by R. R. Gore and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gore with children.

R. R. Gore Clarence Gore

New Stock of Wall Paper and Canvas at Hardin Lumber

H. H. Hardin Lumber Co announces a large fresh stock of wall paper and canvas with many patterns to choose from. Visit before you buy to see affordable prices quoted at 27 to 28 cents.

H. H. Hardin. Lumber Co

Thanks for prayers at our husband and father’s passing

We thank friends for support during his illness and death. Gratitude to the faithful doctor and to Minister Hearn who spoke comfort at the funeral. We are broken yet grateful he was prepared. May God bless all who cared for us. Signed by the Jennings and Campbell families.

Bro. Hearn W. W. Jennings G. M. Scott D. S. Jennings W. A. Dewees Lyman Campbell Ralph Campbell Albert Jennings

Cemetery Working at Zion Hill Cemetery Planned

Public working event at Zion Hill cemetery scheduled for Friday before the second Sunday in March. Volunteers are asked to bring tools and a dinner. Committees oversee the effort.

Zion Hill Cemetery

LOOK Repair Work At Singer Sewing Machine Shops

Repair work on all kinds of Victrolas and machines offered at Singer Sewing Machine Shops. Prices cited 27 to 28 cents for services or parts.

Singer

Alice the elephant claws a five gallon can in circus uproar

In a playful but chaotic episode from Youth's Companion, Alice the elephant crushes apple cans with her trunk, causing the cookhouse to collapse and a wild chase to the countryside before she is recaptured. The episode ends with her chastened and cans losing their lure.

Courtney Ryley Cooper Alice

The Funk Family Grocery Debt Tale

A Nashville lunch prompts Mayor Hilary Howse remarking on the Russian loan and recalls the Funk family owing 27 to a grocer. Mrs Funk pledges five dollars on Saturday, yet Thursday brings seven items requested by Fanny Funk, testing the promise and the grocer’s patience.

I Russia England Hilary Howse Nashville Russia Funk

Birth of Robert E. Lee IV Prompts Admiration and Expectation

The Richmond Times Dispatch reports the birth of Dr and Mrs George Bolling Lee's son who will bear the name of his celebrated great grandfather Robert E Lee He is the fourth Robert E Lee and inherits a storied lineage from the Confederacy His birth carries duties and high expectations for the young heir to uphold aristocratic traditions and public sentiment

George Bolling Lee United States South Richmond Times- Dispatch Doctor Lee Robert Lee R. E. Lee Bob William Henry Fitzhugh Rooney) Lee

Muskrat Farming Profits On Maryland Swamps

A Maryland eastern shore venture near Cambridge shows high gains from muskrat trapping. A trapmaker leased hundreds of acres of swamp land and expanded to thousands, aided by fresh water and vermin control. Venture profiled by an Adventure Magazine writer.

Maryland Cambridge Natural History Adventure Magazine

Collar Button Traced by Drapes Stopper Trick

Burlingame resident shares a quirky fix for a notorious collar button. He placed drapes to bridge bed and dresser, catching falling buttons before they vanish. The method ends with a simple pick up and a chuckle.

Burlingame Avenue Detroit News

Bath man Misses Few Theater Attendances Since 1907

William K. Hall of Bath Maine reportedly never misses more than six showings across Bath venues since film began here in 1907. He boasts a perfect record at the Opera House opened in 1913 and once attended three screenings daily during shipbuilding prosperity. He calls himself Bath’s champion and rivals for Maine and New England honors.

William K. Hall Bath Maine Boston Globe Opera House Hall New England

Sharks Fins In High Demand In American Market

The piece notes shark fins command high prices with San Francisco as the main U.S. market. Chinese communities on the Pacific coast consume many fins, but most are exported to China where shark fin soup is a prized delicacy. Fins should be six to eight inches long and thoroughly sun dried after flesh removal.

San Francisco Pacific Coast China Family Herald

Ten Bridesmaids Story Turns Gasoline Alarm

A mother reads a Bible tale to her daughter Marjory, who humorously asks for the parable of the ten bridesmaids and the midnight run when they ran out of gasoline, as recounted in Everybody's Magazine.

Marjory Everybody’s Magazine

Mooning Honeymoons Text Choice Discussed by Clergymen

Two clergymen debate wedding service readings. One asks for a text as a rule, the other says none, but would choose Psalm 72 7 with the line Abundance of peace so long as the moon endureth quoted from the London Morning Post.

London Morning Post

Fixing a Limit Tommys Question About Money

Uncle Tobias asks Tommy what he wants when he grows up and the boy replies money and questions how much. The exchange plays on language with a humorous mispronunciation.

Tommy Uncle Tobias

It May Be So Do You Ever Electrify Your Audience

A newspaper snippet quotes a popular pulpit orator asked if he ever electrifies his audience. He replies doubtfully that preparation affects giving, saying a man who comes ready to put a quarter in the box does not raise his contribution.

Fragmented OCR note on humorous author and reader

A noisy OCR fragment mentions a humorous author and a reader enjoying reading before sleep. The text is garbled but suggests a casual remark about becoming an aide and humor related to a celebrity. No clear event, date, or location is established.

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