School Menus And A Seasonal Quip On Squaw Winter
Many daily menus list standard school meals with free can gravy meats vegetables bread and milk. A lingering quip notes the season's cold spell before Indian summer is called Squaw Winter.
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Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1950
Page
2
Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas Report 1951
Charter 4246 Reserve District 11 reports bank condition as of December 31 1951. Assets total 3 086 084 67 with cash balances 1 130 574 59 United States securities 1 167 283 00 loans 743 561 95 and premises 12 500 00. Liabilities include deposits 2 817 262 37 other liabilities 19 201 28. Capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 150 000 00 undivided profits 47 621 02 reserves 2 000 00. Memorandum assets pledged 104 000 00 sworn by cashier K L Macon January 5 1052 before Notary C A Greene directors J Williams Robert L Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Siloam Club Christmas Party Brightens Siloam Church
The Siloam Club hosted a Christmas party at the Siloam church on Wednesday December 19. Mrs J C Westmoreland crafted a piano decoration while Mrs D W McKee led the program starting with The Lords Prayer. Santa brought a bicycle to Frankie Jane Hughes as gifts were handed out to about sixty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratie Westmoreland
Ladies of the Siloam Club
Siloam Church
J. C. Westmoreland
D. W. McKee
Edna Earl Freeman
Linda Beth
Billhouse
Rudolph the Rea Nose Reindeer
Junior Daniels
Anita Bolton
Santa Claus
Santa
North Pole
Frankie Jane Hughes
Williams House Visits Omanche With Howses
William House, a Tarleton State College student in Stephenville, spent the weekend in Omanche with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W C Howse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam House
Tarleton State College
Stepherville
Omanche
W. C. Howse
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The
Comanche National Bank
Comanche
Texas
State of Texas
County of
I. K. L. Macon
K. L. Macon
C. A. Greene
J. Williams
Robert L. Eaton
Siloam Club
Bum
Hiller M Carty
Mary Frances Westfall
Merrill Stephers
New York
Higginbothatf
Higginbotham Stores
Tennessee
Edwin Wilson
Chatanooga
First Baptist Church
C. L. Huett
Othr
Wilson
New Mexico
Mrs. Royse
San Saba
Wa Tao
Cannon Gath
Textron Purvey BlanKet
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