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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1961

Page

4

Comanche National Bank Report of Condition 1960 Texas

The Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas reports assets of 3 630 102 79 and deposits totaling 3 224 971 06 at year end 1960 under OCC call. It lists cash items loans securities and premises with liabilities including demand and time deposits and government deposits.

Reserve District Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas Comptroller of the Currency United States Federal Reserve Bank

Comanche County in 1925 aims set strong future

In the Comanche Chief the 1925 program outlines goals: Davis Mountain Highway, expanded water and natural gas, improved roads, and civic clubs like Lions Club. County Agent J A Barton lists a ten point plan emphasizing soil health, crop rotation, better farm homes, utilities, schools, churches, health campaigns, and rural pride. Deputy sheriff appointment of Bank Vineyard noted. Real estate deals: Gaines to Young for 378 acres at $12,500 near Gustine. Gleaton to Clayton and Clayton for 220 acres at $8,400 near Comanche.

J. T. Gilbreath Bank Vineyard A. F. Gaines J. M. ‘Young A. Smothers Gustine George W. Gleaton D. F. Clayton J. M. Clayton Comanche The Lions Club Parent-Teachers ‘Association I. M. Cochran Davis Mountain Comanche County Comanche County Fair Association J. A. Barton

Farm program goals and local commerce notes

The text lists farm improvement aims including profit, better home life, improved practices, and marketing systems. It also reports weekly Majestic Theatre showings with stars and films, plus local bargains at Higginbotham’s, a new Chevrolet touring car price, and December 31 1924 bank deposits in three Comanche banks totaling 1 091 388 52 with bank breakdowns.

Majestic Theatre Zane Grey Bebe Daniel Ernest Torrence Jack Hoxie Monkey Reno Buck Jones Higginbotham’s Comanche Chevrolet Company First National

Former Proctor mail carrier dies in Sweetwater hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dixon of Comanche attended the funeral of C. B. Lee in Roscoe Monday. Mr. Lee, a former rural letter carrier out of Proctor, died Saturday in a Sweetwater hospital.

Walter Dixon Comanche C. B. Lee Roscoe Lee Proctor Sweetwater

District THDA Meeting Plans Set in Clifton

Mrs W W Causey and Ruth K Stringer attended a Clifton planning meeting for the District THDA Meeting to be held in Temple March 16 17 with three Comanche County delegates elected February 13. Tuesday January 31 is the last day to pay poll tax to qualify as a 1961 voter. Miss Glenda Hanson returned to Lubbock after holidays with her Proctor parents and is a Texas Tech freshman.

W. W. Causey Comanche County Texas Home Demonstration Association Ruth K. Stringer Clifton Temple Glenda Hanson Lubbock Proctor Texas Tech

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Housing Authority Public Housing Administration I. K. L. Macon K. L. Macon T. J. Williams A. P. Cox Robert Eaton J. W. Moore State of Texas Davis K. Doyle Comanche Publishing Co E. E. Anthony Rev. J. C. Boyd Wade Evridge Rio Grande Valley Mr. Anthony Wade Herald Valley Joe Tupin Downing Roy McNutt Gustine Bud Sta. Mcglothlin Ned Stewart O. F. Hall Aubbey Johnson Ford Clemons Motor CO Comanche, Texas Perry Laif Denier Childrens Excellen P.O Roches Gsllene Norris Insurance Ier Sac and Central—Comanche
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