Pershing Memoirs Prompt Legion Radio Party Jan 1931
After the war General Pershing plans to publish memoirs in the Dallas News starting January 21 1931. The American Legion hosts a radio tribute with Hal Preman Amos and Andy before, at 10 16 pm, fifteen minutes of program including wartime music. Ex service men urged to attend the January 8 1931 meeting. notices to identify veterans who knew Pershing for name mention.
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John J
Black Jack) Pershing
Dallas News
American Legion
Amos & Andy
Hal Prenman
Jnc. A .Hulen
General Pershing
J. B. Albeorn
Eve in Shadows Seeks Identity Amid Hidden Threats
Eve, pursued by a mysterious figure and haunted by memory loss, debates selfhood and safety while Hamilton offers support and a marriage proposal. A newspaper classified-style alert appears about a young woman missing since August and a potential public scam, as Eve adopts a new disguise and searches for a place to belong.
Hidden Stranger Plans Simple Disguise After Escape
A woman and a man discuss her need to be found and cared for by her family. She plans a plain black dress and hat as a disguise, considering dyeing her hair dark brown to blend in, while debating what to do about her hair. The man cautions against certain changes.
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Carrick
Eve
Fourth Avenue
Margaret
License register deadline urged for January car use
Tax Collector Mrs. BR. W. Speed warns automobile owners with 1930 plates to register by February 1 or face arrest on February 2. A 20 percent penalty applies if operated in January unregistered. No authority extends time, Highway Patrol will start arrests February 2.
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Rice M. Tilley
Thority
State Highway Patrol
Comanche County
BR. W. Speed
Soloman and Miss Coan Wed at Duster in January Ceremony
The wedding of L. A. Soloman and Miss Lucille Coan took place Sunday January 4 in Duster. Rev. W L Skaggs conducted the ceremony. Mrs. Soloman is Whitt Coan’s daughter and Clyde Coan’s niece, with both families rooted in Duster.
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Soloman—Coan
Duster
L. A. Soloman
Lucille Coan
W. L. Skaggs
McGlothlin Joins Comanche Motor Co as Salesman
B F McGlothlin has accepted a position as salesman with the Comanche Motor Co. in the local auto trade, signaling a new sales role within the dealership and the local automotive market.
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B. F. McGlothlin
The
Comanche Motor Co
Imola and May School Districts Consolidate in Texas
A 28 to 19 vote at Imola on Saturday and a near unanimous May vote consolidate Imola Common School District of Comanche County with May Independent School District of Brown County. Imola School teaches 37 pupils under Mrs. Willie Teague Dikes and Mrs. Susie Evatts. Horace White leads May School. A new brick building was completed last spring.
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Imola
Imola Common
Comanche County
May Independent
Brown County
Willie Teague Dikes
Susie Evatts
May
Walnut
Horace White
Mrs George B Black Returns Home From Hollywood Visit
Mrs George B Black has returned home after visiting Hollywood California for several weeks.
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George B. Black
Hollywood
California
Little Theatre Group Elects New Officers for 1951
The Little Theatre Group met at the high school building on Tuesday night to elect officers for the new year and start a new roll. Tommie Pulliam was re elected managing director Wendell Herring was re elected director of plays Harmon Howard re elected director of specialities with Mrs Curtis Stevens as assistant Ruth Cox was elected secretary and treasurer Meetings were set for the first and third Tuesdays each month Members are urged to contact Tommie Coleman Jee Moody or Maurice Durham to join. Willie Wilson of Houston visited his mother Mrs L Webb and J F Adama and family of Sipe Springs this week. Bob Seale at Home Produce Co advertises cream produce poultry and eggs.
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Little Theatre Group
Tommie Pulliam
Wendell Herring
Harmon Howard
Curtis Stevens
Ruth Cox
Tommie Coleman
Jee Moody
Maurice Durham
Wisconsin Lady Lootts Fat Reduction Salts Ad
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts can reduce fat with one bottle lasting four weeks and costing 85 cents. It touts broader benefits like increased energy, clearer eyes, and relief from various ailments, urging daily use and promising money back if fat loss not achieved. Free passes to the Majestic are offered to local residents.
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Wm. Reese Drug Co
America
Specialist in Internal Medicine to Visit Brownwood Hotel
A 18 year Texas internal medicine specialist will visit the Southern Hotel in Brownwood for a one day free consultation on Thursday January 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No surgery offered and listed patients are named from Texas. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 4221 West Third Street Los Angeles California.
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Southern Hotel
Mellinthin
State of
Texas
Ewald Behrend
Luckenbach
F. L. Brown
Mathis
Austin Brown
Tennessee
C. W. Fe
West
Third Street
Los Angeles
California
May Man Menefee Dies After Accidental Gun Discharge
Funeral services for J. B. Menefee a 63 year old May area farmer were held at the May Baptist Church after he died from an accidental gun discharge while hunting near his home. He dropped his gun while trying to cross a fence. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters. former Haskell County official and Brownwood bakery operator.
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Meneee
Near May
May Baptist Church
Fen Milam
Barnea
Steele
Menefee
W. A. Staton
Brown County
Haskell County
May
Masonic Lodge
Baptist Church
W. & Menefee
Brownwood
Claude Menefee
Haskell
Grady Harcrow
Jakell
Frank Dunn
Brownwood Bulletin
Comanche County Sees Rainier Year Than 1929
Weather record shows 1930 total rainfall of 29.65 inches in Comanche County, above the 10 year average of 29.00. Rain fell every month with October the wettest at 8.55 inches. January driest at 0.64 inches. Up to December 24, 142 clear days, 148 partly cloudy days, and 69 cloudy days reported.
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Comanche County
R. C G. Graham
Comanche
Eastland Woman Endorses Argotane for Health
Mrs T M Holmes wife of a local drilling contractor testifies Argotane improved her long troubled health. She cites better appetite sleep and relief from aches after using Argotane and urges others to try it. She mentions availability through Wm Reese Drug Co in Comanche. Edmondson Motor Co offers light testing.
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Eastland
Texas
T. M. Holmes
Halleryan Street
Comanche
Wm. Reese Drug Company
Estate sale of Robert C. Clark land in Comanche County
I J Eanes administrator will sell at public auction on February 8 1931 at the Comanche County courthouse for cash two tracts totaling about 41 acres. The 40 acre John Duncan Survey lot and a second strip across adjacent land, descriptions include references to the Worth and Rio Grande railroad right of way and Loftis properties.
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Robert C. Clark
Comanche County
Texas
I. J. Eanes
Comanche
John Duncan
T. J. Helmsley
T. H. Tugele
Jno. Duncan
J. Worth & Rio Grande R. R
N. W
Walcott
A. N. Loftis
Duncan
J. R. Eanes
Robert Chark
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