Christmas Toys Delivered by Auto Store in Alaska
Christmas toys were delivered from an auto store in Comanche to Keith Rauhut in Anchor Point Alaska. Herman Rauhut, grandfather, notes the toys traveled far via the North Pole by air. The Rauhut family address and phone number are listed in Anchorage Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Sie
Comanche
Keith Rauhut
I. Brent Rauhut
Anchore
Alaska
Orth Pole
Air Air
Herman Rauwhut
Coanche
Keith
James Brent Rauhut
Auhuts
Bluff Road
Anorage
Pencers Spend New Ar's at Raymondville
Mr and Mrs Tom Spencer mandie and their son Neil neer and family of Big Spring visit Betta and Jen Kay and their parents for New Year s weekend in Raymondville during a family gathering with relatives from the area.
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Tom Spencer
Mandie
Neil Neer
Big Spring
Betta
Jen Kay
SFC Deckard Now At Fort Eustis
Fort Eustis Virginia receives First Class Clyde E Deckard 29 son of Mr and Mrs Jess Cuthbert of Comanche Texas recently assigned to the 566th Transportation Company Deckard entered the Army in 1948 and completed basic training at Fort Hood Texas His wife Virginia resides at 2303 Orcutt Newport News Virginia
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Fort Eustis
Clyde E. Deckard
Jess Cuthbertson
Comanche
Texas
566Th Transportation Company
Fort Hood
Deckard
Virginia
Orcutt
Newport News, A
Soldier abroad seeks surplus rain for Texas drought
Lt. Don Spencer in Korea writes home that he wants to send some of the surplus rain from the Raymondville area to Texas dry regions. He spent three days in Japan during Christmas holidays and noted it snowed there on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl R. Thomas
Raymondville
Don Spencer
Korea
Texas
Spencer
Japan
Indian Creek Club Meets January 5
The Thursday Club of Indian Creek met with Mrs. Butler on January 5. Eighteen members attended with fun, food, and work as two quilts were completed. Mrs. Hugh Singleton spoke on her visit to an orphanage in San Antonio. The next meeting is January 19 at Mrs. John Simpson's home.
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Thursday Club
Indian Creek
Butler
Hugh Singleton
San Antonio
John Simpson
Santa Fe Business Shows Increase in Week Data
Santa Fe weekly carload figures show growth with 21 338 cars loaded for the week ending January 7 1956 up from 20 208 in 1955. Connections delivered 10 211 cars versus 10 140 a year earlier totaling 31 549 cars moved against 30 348 in the prior year.
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Santa Fe
Burks Transfer and Storage Noted As Movers in Local Notices
The column lists Burks Transfer and Storage Company handling moves for multiple residents and officials. It cites Rev. John T. Salberg moving to Fort Worth, Virgil Chaffin from Comanche to Belton, Pat Tupin to Grand Prairie, Ted Littlejohn into storage, and several other local relocations including Comanche to Midland and Dublin to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Salberg
Fort Worth
Burks Transfer and Storage Company
Virgil Chaffin
Comanche
Belton
Reliable Burks Transfer and Storage Company
Pat Tupin
Grand Prairie
Tupin
Burks
Ted Littlejohn
Littlejohn
The
REA
Bob White
Midland
Joe Harper
Cransfills Gap
Lloyd Hinds
Dublin
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pencers
NEWAR
SFC
State National Bank
Comptroller OF Currency
Elmon Kerry JR
Cashier
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
Indian Creek Club
G. D. Walker
Sybil Stewart
Henderson’s
Cleo Parkay
Crisco
Jemima
Pinto
del Monte Catsup
Ballard Biscuits
Kimbell’s
Gladiola
Kimbell
Cag
Jar
Blackburn
Charmin
Swift
Carton
Miracle
KRAFT
Nabisco
Donald Duck
Armour
Cello
N. Houston
Travis Rasberry
Mgr
Comanche, Texas
J. E. Morris
Travis Cunningham
Port Lavaca
Euell Arthur
PF. A. Pettit
Henry Williams
Pearl Street
Hogan Northcutt
North Pearl St
E. W. Chaney
North Elm Street
D. M. Woods
Blanket Schools
Goo W. D. Starkie
Gustine
Irving
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