Shady Elm News Community Notes and Visits
News from Shady Elm reports thanks to Rev. Frank Turner and First United Methodist Church choir for services and devotion. Several visitors visited residents including Lillie Livingston from Farmington New Mexico and Boyce Dulpree family from Lampasas, plus Ruth Sloan's sister visit, Estelle Smith visiting her mother, and Mineral Wells visitors Juanita Trollinger and Mary Lou Braim. The coming church service will be led by Rev. Kenneth Willimon of Liberty Free Will Baptist Church.
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Frank Urner
First United Methodist Church
Willie Livingston
Lillie Livingston
Farmington
New Mexico
Lee Spruill
van Dyke
Ruth Sloan
Oda Dillard
Estelle Smith
Juanita Trollinger
Mary Lou Braim
Mineral Wells
W. R. Durham
George Sullivan
Hamilton
Lizzie Sullivan
Cassie Lewis
Kenneth Willimon
Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
Charlie Clark Dies Suddenly at 62 in Comanche County
Charlie Clark 62 of 603 E Walcott died on arrival at a local hospital after an apparent heart attack while driving toward Comanche from his Hasse area farm. He crashed near Hwy 67 377 five miles from Comanche. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery followed a March 4 service at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel. He was born June 25 1908 in Comanche County and survived by his wife Ruth Green three sons Billy Buddie and Bobby two brothers Cecil and Fred and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Clark
E. Walcott
Comanche
Hasse
Comanche Funeral Home
Eugene Prevo
Martin Emert
Oakwood Cemetery
Lester C. Speck
Dwight Biggs
Gaston Boykin
Bill Vineyard
Ernest Mull
Eddie Holden
Mr. Clark
Comanche County
Willie S. Clark
Ellen Emert Clark
Ruth Green
Taylor Chapel Congregational
Billy Clark
Buddie Clark
Bobby Clark
Proctor
Cecil Clark
Sidney
Fred Clark
Blanket
Mrs O Neill Dies In Houston
Neva Cash ONeill 80 of Houston died February 27 at 10 30 p m in a Houston hospital. Services were March 3 at 1 p m in Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Dr C C Klingman officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by two sons Claude ONeill Sedalia Maine and Guy ONeill Houston two daughters Mrs J C Macek Houston and Mrs Jim Riker Midland seven grandchildren. Born August 1 1890 she was a former Comanche County resident and had lived in Houston six years. She was a member of the Christian Church.
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Neva Cash O'Neill
Houston
O'Neill
Comanche Funeral Home
C. C. Klingman
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles Cash
James Riker
R. S. Jones
F. W. Atwood
Joe Macek, Jr
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Pfarnut
Olan Hicks
Gregory Gym
Hyatt
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Federal Register
Rich
Health Department
Dr. Rich
Congress
Jack Harkey
San Saba
Nen-Texas Locker Plant Assn
John Priddy
Buchanan Dam
Priddy
Federation of Independent Business
Germany
Hitler
Washington, D.C
Elvin Miears
Association
Gibbs
Clemons Motor CO
East Central
Ory Beaty
National Ca VN Yat
State National Bank
F.D.I.C
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