Citizenship Week Proclaimed As January Observance
Mayor Brannan designated January 14 to 19 as American Citizenship Week aligning with Governor Shivers January as American Citizenship Month. The effort, led by the State Bar of Texas, seeks citizen duties in democracy with involvement from Lions, Rotary, VFW, and many other groups. The plan includes statewide assemblies and a leadership panel headed by Witts and Pope. Also notes local news on Worth Eargle retirement and Anahuac coaching changes and a brief on the early WWII broiler industry boom.
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R W. Brannan
Shivers
Lawyers of
Texas
State Bar of Texas
Cecil E. Burney
Lions International
Texas Federated Womens Clubs
Rotary International
Texas League of Women Voters
Optimist International
The
American Legion
And
Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Co. J.C
A. F. of L
Varius Railroad’ Brotherhoods
G I. Forum Chambe
Commerce
Secial Assembly
State Bar Committee On
Cochairman David A. Witts
Dallas
Jack Pope
San Antonio
Roy Bass
Lubbock
N Casseb, Jr
Choate
Beaumont
J . el, Jr
Temple
C. B Dillon
Houston
Herman Fri
Wells
Billy B. G. D
L Dewitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Lawrence Jones
Thos. H. Law
Fort Worth
James T. Nesbitt
Laredo
Robert D. Noguiera
Beeville
Elmer H. Parish
Wichita Falls
Ernest E. Sanders
Chas.o. Shields
J Glenn Turner
F H Obertier Hurt in Accident in Hereford
Fred H Oberthier 81 and former Comanche County writer suffered a fractured hip after being struck by a pickup driven by Vernon Wilson in Hereford while crossing Main Street en route to a funeral. He was thrown about 15 feet and injured his leg and shoulder.
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Fred H. Oberthier
Comanche County
Hereford
Oberthier
Main Street
First Christian Church
Vernon Wilson
Walter Hill Returns to Comanche Ranching Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Hill and son Bill move back to Comanche from Presidio County where they have been ranching. They lease acreage west of Comanche from W C Chilton and John Robertson and will reside at the Barret ranch four miles south of Comanche. Walter Hill will work part time at the Barret ranch and on his own ranching operations.
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Walter Hill
Bill
Comanche
Presidio County
Hills
W. C. Chilton
John Robertson
Barret Ranch
Hui
Local merchant Hills history near Marfa area
Before relocating to the Marfa region, Mr. Hill owned the Pigley Wiggly here and previously ran Hill's Humble Service Station, outlining his business career in town.
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Marfa
Hill
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Dorothy Gray
Brannan
Anahuac
Worth Eargle
Gustine
Lamkin
Eargle
Gid Campbell
F. H. Obertier
FT. Worth
Comanche, Texas
Wm. Powell and
Shelia Winters
Capt. Blood
Louis Haywood and
P. Medina
Scotland Yard
Aith Howard St. John
Dorothy Perkins
Supreme
Dorothy Perkins Supreme
Dru Tt Store
Walgreen Agency
F. B. Whitlock Jr
Hobbs and
Artesia, N. M
Lloyd Coker
Edna Hill
Helena Rubinstein
Beauty
Harper’s Bazaar
CS Se
ST. Joseph
Sardi
Fae Ag T
Hepatica
Alka- Seltzer
Vick
Vatronal
Lottes Corrie
Owl
Walgreen’s