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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

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Local notes and brief items from Frisco and vicinity

Miscellaneous short notices include local schedules and names such as Frisco starts at 8, street day events, and mentions of residents like John N. J. Wright and William George. References to a school hall project, pecan sale figures, and a political candidate list appear amid fragmented lines.

Ron Rome John N. J Wright Mart Flem- le Campbell William Ar Peta Caypany Cleulsa Bo Orayrs Benm Aden Bert Speed

County wide health drive to vaccinate schoolchildren

Comanche County launches a county wide health program through its schools this week. Dr. R Nelson Smith, the health officer, announces Ruth Haynes of Gorman as County Health Nurse to operate under him from Comanche headquarters. The plan targets smallpox diphtheria and typhoid, offering antitoxin to children at nominal cost.

Comanche County R. Nelson Smith Ruth Haynes Gorman Dr. Smith Comanche Blackwell Gorma Haynes Csc Smith

Tax Debate Sparks City Budget Proposals

Fragmentary OCR notes show discussion of increasing or adjusting taxes to fund state services. Mentions of rates, estate taxes, and buyers considered for revenue, with references to officials and a Tuesday timing.

Political dates listed for 1934 Fort Worth Star Telegram

The Fort Worth Star Telegram lists thirty key political dates for 1934 including the last day to pay poll tax on January 31, appointment of election judges February 12, and primary ballot filings June 4 16. It notes a coming election year with governor and U S Senate seats, county and state offices, and possible beer elections after February 6.

Fort Worth Star Telegram U. S. Senate Tom Connally Texas The Star Telegram Commissioners Court

Federal Deposit Insurance Covers Local Banks

The Comanche Nation Bank and First State Bank announce their deposits are fully insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Washington confirms funds paid into the insurance pool, allowing both banks to publicize their insured status.

Comanche Nation Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation of Washington Washington William C. Chilton K. EF. Anthony First State Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations Insurance Corporation Conantas

Court Grants New Public Road in St. Joe Community

The Commissioners Court granted a new public road after petition by J. F. B. McKelvey and 18 residents. The route begins north of De Leon between lands of Mrs. R. Jh. Wall and W. F. Duke and Jua nine West along the old road to Carnes and Pierce farms, then north between Morris and Pierce farms, leading east from the N. Cogburn residence to the Decal Desdemona road.

J. FB. McKelvey St. Joe Commissioners Court de Leon N. Cogburn de Eal Desdemona Road

Judge Cross Declares Candidacy for 52nd District Court

Formal announcement this week confirms Judge Cross will seek election as Judge of the 52nd Judicial District Court. The entry outlines his candidacy plans and intent to pursue the district bench.

Judge Cross 52Nd Judicial District Court

FM Williford Pioneer Settler Dies in Comanche County

F M Uncle Frank Williford aged 59 years a long time Comanche County resident died Wednesday at his daughter’s home in Van Dyke. Services were held at Zion Hill Cemetery with ministers Isham Carter officiating. He was born October 17 1846 in Arkansas and married Eliza Privets in 1867. He moved to Comanche County in 1874 and was active in church and community. Survived by multiple children and many deceased relatives including Andy Presley Luella Milton and Maggie.

F. M Frank) Williford Comanche County W. P. Whitlow van Dyke Zion Hill Cemetery S. J. Isham Hasse Baptist Church T. N. Carter Frances Marion Williford Arkansas Washington County Eliza Privets Charles O'dell Wichita Falls Williford Comanche Hasse Frank Missionary Baptist Church F. H. McNutt M. D. Williford J. H. Williford Mae Cameron Ed Rogers Luke Stewart Charles Odell Andy Presley Luella Milton Maggie

Pauline Rush First New Year Baby Born in Comanche

Pauline Rush was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rush in Comanche on Monday January 1 1984 at 4 p m. The daughter weighed ten pounds at birth and is the citys first baby of the new year per reports to The Comanche Chief. The father works as a C W A employee and the family resides in South Comanche.

Comanche D. M. Rush South Comanche Pauline Rush

Clarence Bryant Accepts New Pastor Post at Granview Church

Clarence Bryant former minister of the local Church of Christ has accepted similar work at Granview.

Clarence Bryant Church of Christ Granview

Telephone Meet Held at Lamkin

At the Lamkin gathering on Saturday afternoon the annual telephone meeting elected D. S. Miler president, W. L. Hamilton vice president, and Mrs. Jennie Mae Crainwae as secretary treasurer amid a routine agenda and local turnout.

Lamkin D. S. Miler W. L. Hamilton Mra Jennie Mae Crainwae

Lynching Statistics Cited by Tuskegee Institute Leader

A Tuskegee Institute letter from R R Moton reports 28 lynchings in 1933, 20 more than 1932, with 14 in the hands of the law, 9 taken from jails, and 5 from officers, reflecting a renewed anti lynching campaign.

United States Chi R. R. Moton Tuskegee Normal and Indus Institute For the Colored Kegee Alabama Pocker T. Washington Department of Records and Research Tuskegee Institute

Large Meat Cure Stored At Local Plant

A total of 58 777 pounds of meat was cured in the Texas Louisiana Power and Light Company cold storage plant over eight months in 1938. W T Blount says 186 hogs and 184 beeves were stored and cured, helping farmers save meat when livestock prices were low.

Texas-Louisiana Power and Light Company W. T. Blount

H E Class Style Show At Comanche High School

H E class plans a free style show Thursday morning during chapel at Comanche High School. The first year class will display dresses and pajamas made this term by members. Four short plays stress the importance of personal appearance. Miss Vada Belle Simmons invites the public to attend.

Comanche High School H. F Vada Belle Simmons

Jenkins Announces Candidacy For County Superintendent

W. D. Jenkins, principal of the Comanche Grammar School, said Thursday he would run for county superintendent and file his announcement at an early date. The statement signals his entry into the forthcoming county race.

W. D. Jenkins Jenkins Comanche Grammar School

Brightman Seeks Re election Sheriff in Comanche County

In the New Year 1984 election year many candidates file statements for county and district offices in Comanche County. Brightman announces re election to the Sheriff’s Office citing citizen cooperation and joint law enforcement efforts as key to his past success.

Comanche County Brightman Sheriffs Office

Mrs Speed Declines Candidacy for Re-election

Mrs Speed, tax collector, announced Monday she will not seek another term. Elected in 1928 and re-elected in 1980 and 1982, the office of collector and assessor will be merged starting January 1, 1935.

B. W. Speed

Everett Resigns as Justice of the Peace at Gustine

R. D. Everett, longtime Justice of the Peace at Gustine, has resigned. The resignation was accepted by the Commissioners Court in Comanche on Monday. No successor had been appointed as of Wednesday, Judge H. L. Stewart stated.

R. D. Everett Gustine Commissioners Court Comanche

Dates for Methodist Revivals Announced

Rev A C Haynes announces two Methodist revivals this year. A Pre Easter revival runs March 25 through April second, and the main revival begins Sunday August 5 for two to three weeks under the tabernacle with Rev Haynes directing.

Methodist Church A. C. Haynes Tabernacle Haynea

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