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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1936

Page

5

Mrs. M. E. Carrigan Dies At Proctor

Mrs. M. E. Carrigan widow of J. P. Carrigan died January 16 at her daughter's home in Proctor after five days with pneumonia. Funeral held at Proctor Baptist Church with six grandsons as pallbearers. Survived by seven of ten children including Carrigan offspring in Hastell, Prestor, Tampasas, Comyn, Desdemona, Throckmorton, and Lampasas. lifelong Texas resident.

M. E. Carrigan J. P. Carrigan Ross Arms Burg Proctor Baptist Church Jesse. Raymond A. D Bobbie Arms Jim Carrigan Proctor Argin Carrigan Haskell Carrigan J. A. Carrigan Argin Carigan Bill Branom W. J. Carrigan S. C. Gregory Joe Throckmorton Fred Cadhwan Desdemona Dee Carrigan May Carrigan Willie Benson Lampasas B. F. Barnes de Leon

Mrs. Maggie Thompson Glover Dies in Brownwood

Mrs. Maggie Thompson Glover wife of Tom Glover prominent in Texas lodge circles died Sunday at her Brownwood home following a brief illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the residence with Rev. D. A. Chisholm. interment in Greenleaf Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Mrs. H. F. Mays Lometa and Mrs. Moreene Glover Brownwood, one sister and three brothers. Pallbearers listed.

Maggie Thompson Glover Tom Glover Lodge Texas First Street Brownwood D. A. Chisholm Central Methodist Church Greenleaf Cemetery Glover Logan Gap Comanche County Eastern Star Addion Worthy Iron Order Rebekah Lodge

National Home Show comes to Fort Worth January 26 to February 2

Fort Worth hosts the Third National Home Show from January 26 to February 2 with Comanche Hamilton Dublin and Stephenville Day on January 29. The FHA backed event in Baltimore and Houston preceded Fort Worth as the show moves northward and promotes government aid for home construction at six percent interest with monthly payments. About 20 Comanche men seek to build homes under the plan and local chamber officials including Hitton Burks plan Fort Worth trips to discuss participation.

Fort Worth America Comanche Hamilton Dublin Stephenville Federal Housing Administration Baltimore Houston Jesse Jones Department Hitton Burks The Chamber of Commerce Burts Burks

H. W. Allen for District Attorney

H. W. Allen appeals to Comanche County voters in seeking the District Attorney nomination for Comanche, Hamilton and Coryell counties. He pledges fair, vigorous but lawful prosecution, respect for due process, and dedication to protecting citizens and property.

Comanche County Comanche Hamilton Coryell Neigtbor Hamilon County Grand Jury Petit Juries Inheriff Tribunal of Justice Thse Cenaynes Nut H. W. Allen

Bruner Enters Precinct Five Commissioner Race

E W Bunt Bruner announces candidacy for Commissioner of Precinct 3 in Comanche County. A 22 year Kana Hill resident and farmer, he pledges to improve lateral roads with careful budgeting and fair, honest service, and to meet voters before the election. He cites past roles as road overseer and school trustee and asks for support.

Bunt Bruner Comanche County Kana Hill Commissioners Freeinc Commissioners Court E. W Bunt) Bruner

Ike Phifer's Service Station Ad Promises Value and Perks

A local ad urges motorists to visit Ike Phifer's Service Station south of the City Hall for better mileage and satisfaction. It promotes special prices on lube and kerosene and notes handling naphtha as a cleaning preparation.

Ike Phifer

Community notes reflect local visits and school events

Sidney Lynn Chaps and family and Miss Thelma and Neema Clark visited relatives in Abilene last week. Gerald Lee Lintz of Red Rock visits his parents. Rueben Ward of Brownwood spent the weekend here. Rev. Scott of Brownwood filled his appointment at the Baptist Church. Mrs. Amos Haynes was called to Lampasas to her daughter Paxter. The Community Club met Friday. The Junior Class staged King Row and a dialogue It Happens In the Best of Families and a song Entering Hollywood. Mid term exams began at Sidney School Wednesday.

Lynn Chaps Thelma Neema Clark Abilene Gerald Lee Lintz Red Rock Albert Lintz Rueben Ward Brownwood Rev Scott Baptist Church Amos Haynes Paxter Lampasas King Row Hollywood S. S. George Sidney

Rev Dewey Jackson to Preach at Creamer Sunday Night

Mid land religious leader Rev Dewey Jackson will deliver a sermon at Creamer Sunday night January 26. Those in charge urge a full attendance for the service.

Dewey Jackson Midland Creamer

Williams Prices and Goods Offered in Closing Out Sale

C F Williams advertises prices on tools and household items including double and single bit ax handles, cocoa, oatmeal, onion plants, coffee, and cup and saucer sets. The note promises pay for wool pants, offers farm goods like shelled corn trading, and mentions laying mash and cow feed.

C. F. Williams

San Saba Mission Ruins Near Menard Marked 1756

The San Saba Mission near today’s Menard was established by the Spanish in 1756 and its ruins remain visible today.

San Saba Menard

Interest on deposits through 1935 announced

Notice states interest through and including the calendar year 1935 will be paid on consumer's deposits. Deposit receipts should be brought when visiting the Comanche office on Court House Square or mailed to the Comanche office.

Court House Square

Bowers Fruit Stand Prices and Hardware Battery Shipment

Prices at Bowers Fruit Stand East Side square include 10 pounds of spuds for 20 cents and cabbage at 2 cents per pound. Bananas 15 cents per dozen, oranges 15 cents per dozen, apples 15 cents and up, grapes 2 for 15 cents, onion sets 35 cents per gallon, onion plants 65 cents per bunch. Kilpatrick's Hardware advertises fresh Eveready radio batteries arriving.

Bowers Lewis Bowers

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