Proclamation Declares 3.76 in 76 Week in Comanche County
County Judge Fred Hall proclaims January 25 to 29, 1971 as 3.76 in 76 Week in Comanche County Texas. The observance aims to boost agricultural knowledge and income growth by end of 1976, with goals of raising farm income and narrowing gaps between knowledge and practice through coordinated agriculture efforts.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Olive Gannert
Texas
Comanche County
I. Fred Hall
Jack Jouette Dies Suddenly at 55 in McKinney
Jack Jouette 55 died of an apparent heart attack at 9 a.m. Wednesday January 20 in McKinney. Funeral services were held at St. Peter Episcopal Church with Rev. Bruce Coggin officiating. Burial followed at Pecan Grove Cemetery. Survived by son Bill and daughter Jenny, both of Austin.
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Jack Jouette
McKinney
St. Peter Episcopal Church
Bruce Coggin
Pecan Grove
Jack
Lou
Bill
Jenny
Comanche
Choice Baking Co
Jouette
Job Corn Center
James Aldridge
Democrat
Wednes
PAR Dance Club Hosts First Event with The Establishment
The PAR Dance Club plans its first Saturday night dance on January 23 with The Establishment providing music. Open to members and guests, admission is $2 per person, dancing starts at 8:00. The committee urges PAR members to support this monthly event.
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PAR
Elmer Joiner Dies at De Leon
Elmer F. Joiner 74 of De Leon died at 11 30 am Wednesday January 20 in a De Leon nursing home Funeral services were held at 3 pm Thursday January 22 at the Primitive Baptist Church De Leon with Elder Andy Judson officiating Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery Nabors Funeral Home in charge He was born October 23 1896 in Dallas County Alabama married July 27 1919 to Freda Allen He was a Primitive Baptist Church member Survived by his wife a son Elmer Joiner of De Leon three granddaughters eight brothers and five sisters
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Elmer F. Joiner
de Leon
Mr. Joiner
Primitive Baptist Church
Andy Judson
Nabors
Allassee
Alabama
Comanche Airman Earns Five Air Medals in Southeast Asia
Technical Sergeant Kenneth D. Elliott of Comanche receives five Air Medals for flying over 100 combat missions in Southeast Asia. An air refueling specialist with the 307th Strategic Wing at U Tapao Thailand on TDY, he is permanently assigned to Carswell AFB Texas. He is a Comanche High School graduate who studied at Baylor University and College of Great Falls. His wife Nancy is the daughter of Mrs. Anna DeBlois of Londonderry New Hampshire.
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Thatland
U.S. Air Force
Kenneth D. Elliottt
Comanche
Southeast Asia
Sat. Elliott
William C. Elliott
Rt. 1
307Th Strziesic Wing
U-Tapao Air Field
Thailand
Carswell Afb
Texas
Air Force
Baylor University
College of Great Falls
Mont
Nancy
Anna DeBlois
Londonderry, N.H
Brownwood Cattle Auction Report January 13 1971
At Brownwood Cattle Auction buyers attended as normal with 75 percent of the run crackers and feeder calves and yearlings. Estimated receipts 1934 head with stocker steer calves 250-425 pounds at 35.50 to 48.00, stocker heifer calves 20-498 pounds at 29.75 to 35.50, steer yearlings 700-7000 pounds at 29.59 to 35.00, bull yearlings 30.59 to 34.50, and slaughter cattle fat calves 26.50 to 28.59. Numerous specific consignments and prices listed for cows, calves, bulls, and hogs, with representatives from Santa Anna, San Saba, Bangs, Menard, and Placid among others. Mrs Gail Detley and Mr Justin Allison noted christening of Justin Allison during the Houston-visit weekend.
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Marit
Pees
Gail Detley
Jim
Joe Dudley
Houston
Cauer
J. R. Allison
Freddie Dodson
Santa Anna
Li ‘D. Cox
C’dhe
Neal Gwathaney
Oliver Steele
Elf
Eugene Wheeler
J. L. Stewartson
San Saba
Wylie McClatchey
Bangs
Curtis Powell
Placid
Snyder Ambulance Driver Killed in State 36 Crash
Odis Glasscock, 39, Snyder ambulance owner and driver, died after his vehicle blew a tire on State 36 West near Stag Creek and overturned multiple times while returning from Galveston with a patient. Funeral services were held January 18 in Snyder. He lived in Snyder since 1931, served in Korea, and chaired local volunteer groups. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, a son, and his parents.
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Comanche County
Odis Glasscock
Glasscock
Comanche
Mims Hospital
State Highway
Galveston
Snyder
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Shirley
Vickie
Terry
Randy
W. H. Glasscock
Lubbock
L .B. Wright
Eddie Nelson
New Jersey
Bobby Glasscock
Norwood Family Visits Glen Rose Relatives
Glen Rose residents Mr and Mrs Harold Norwood and daughter Missi visited Harold's parents Mr and Mrs Homer Norwood in Glen on Saturday for a family gathering.
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Harold Norwood
Missi of
Glen
Homer Norwood
Mrs Grace Hughes Visits Sister in Kentucky
Mrs Grace Hughes of Bowling Green Kentucky is visiting her sister Mrs Beula Roberts while attending to business here.
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Grace Hughes
Bowing Green
Kentucky
Beula Roberts
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