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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

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HATHCOCKS Furniture Sale Amid Roof Damage

Damaged roof and leaking ice plague HATHCOCKS during a weekend sale with substantial price cuts on furniture. Happy Hath cites taxpayer concerns as furniture and goods are moved to safety while prices drop. The McDOUGAL'S AUCTION last Friday set a countywide record with $16,027.55 paid to exhibitors. Mons Motor Com Comanche paid out over $2,000 to place top items on meat blocks at L Food Stores.

Hathcock’s Happy Hath McDougal Aucburn Comanche IOR Mons Motor Com

Comanche Chief Presses Budget Probe as Dam Receives Funds

The Comanche Chief reports the pond was received on Thursday January 17 as officials press a money budget probe. Omar Burleson is listed as pressman in the story.

Pond In Pressman Omar Burleson

Poll Tax Payments Reported by Comanche County

Beaty Tax Assessor Collector announces that Comanche County voters paid a total of 150 poll taxes this week. He reminds residents of the deadline to pay on time to remain eligible to vote in the upcoming election.

Comanche County Beaty

John Keeter Named As Jaycees Top Young Farmer Of Year

John Frank Keeter 28, a farmer from Indian Creek, was named Comanche County Outstanding Young Farmer by the Comanche Jaycees at the fifth annual banquet in the new Junior High Cafetorium. The event drew more than two attendees. speaker Bob Etheridge of WBAP and music by the Comanche High School Stage Band complemented the ceremony. Keeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Keeter, runs a 530 acre general farm leased for crops and livestock, and rose from early adversity after a 1962 oat crop freeze to expand into diversified farming.

John Frank Keeter Indian Creek Comanche County Comanche Jaycees Bob Etheridge WBAP Fort Worth Comanche Jack King Gilbert Webb KCOM Underwood Brownwood Jerry Wright Keeter Roy Brannan, Jr Jaycees Donald Nowlin de Leon Riley Mack Stark Gustine Max Keeter Comanche High School Keeterm

Noted Physician To Speak Here Tuesday February 12

Dr. Paul Ellis Jr a Dallas heart research physician will visit Comanche February 12 to speak to Comanche and De Leon High Schools and also address the Lions Club. He holds a Texas Heart Association research grant studying prosthetic heart valve design and function. Mrs E Arthur president of Comanche County Heart Council invites the public to attend.

Paul Ellis, Jr Dallas Comanche de Leon Lions Club Ellis Texas Heart Association E. Arthur Comanche County Heart Council

A P Burks To Head Historical Society

Comanche County Historical Survey Committee appointed by Judge D F Caraway met Jan 19 1963 in County Judge office. Officers named A P Burks chairman and subcommittees filled with Mrs Chester McKenzie Mrs Bill Wilkerson J C Wilkerson Sr Mrs George Rollins and others.

Comanche County D. F. Caraway A. P. Burks Chester McKenzie Bill Wilkerson Coda Baggett Fram Reese J. C. Wilkerson, Sr George Robins Frank Reese George Rollins S. Coda Paggett

Sarah McCullough To Be Honored At Fat Stock Show

Sarah Lou McCullough a 4-H member from Newburg will attend the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Honor Awards Banquet on January 25 in the Texas Hotel Fort Worth Junior Ballroom. She was elected delegate by District 8 Girls 4-H Council and serves as treasurer. She will be accompanied by County Home Demonstration Agent Carolyn A Owens, with the Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsoring the event and an invitation extended to one and one.

Sarah Lou McCullough New Ure Fort Worth Sarah Lou District 8 Girls 4-H Council Texas Hotel Carolyn A. Owens Newburg Comanche High School Sears-Roebuck Foundation

CHS Career Conference Set for February

CHS hosts a February career conference to guide students in choosing vocations. Twenty five fields will be explored with local and state professionals offering guidance. Dr John C Stevens of Abilene Christian College is the keynote on the theme Education Today Governs Life.

Cal Confe John C. Stevens Abilene Christian College

Record Auction Marks High at Comanche County Junior Livestock Show

The 5th annual auction saw 84 market animals bring a record total of $16,027.55 in 75 minutes. Lambs averaged $44.82 per head, swine $52.04 per cwt, and steers $292.25 per head. Champions included Walter McCullough and Lonnie Sparkman, with top market prizes going to Service Drug Store, Gore Bros, and Edmondson's Shoe Shop among others.

Comanche County Donnie E. J. McDougal Ernest McDougal Walter McCullough Newburg Lonnie Sparkman Gusine Gore Bros Terry Sparkman Gustine FA Edmondson’s Wesley Mathis Devon Ffa Fincher David Ripley Oda Springs Lawns Butane Paul Ripley Comaine Ffa de Lawn Garry Powell Leon Central Oxas Fertilizer Company Buddy Lane Newburgh Rae Peer Clemons Motor SR Max Parker Comanche Gustine Danny Davis Gary Carson Joe Dud Tey Danry Ray Mckwin Gustine Fifa Jackie Hicks Comanche Fpa

Caraway and Dabney Appointed Registrars for Draft Board

Judge Darrell F. Caraway and Roy Dabney of Comanche named registrars for Brown-Comanche County draft board to assist local 18 year olds in registering. Registration offices open 8 am to 5 pm weekdays in Courthouse and County School Superintendent's Office, with State Director Colonel Morris S. Schwartz praising their unpaid public service.

Austin Texas Darrell F. Caraway Roy Dabney Comanche Comanche County Judge Caraway Dabney Brownwood Morris S. Schwartz Schwartz

Granbury Girls and Comanche Boys Win Big In 8-AA Round

Granbury girls opened with a 21-4 first period lead to beat Indian Maidens 53-37 as Comanche boys also stayed near the top by defeating Pirates 56-42. Fletcher led Indian scorers with 16 points, Elliott added 6, while Evans and Everetts each reached 12 and 13 points for Granbury and Comanche respectively. Upcoming games are listed to follow.

Pirates Maidens Granbury Girls Comanche Boys Granbury Granbury _ lassies Fred Curry Fletcher Indians Jerry Norris Durham Glonie Elliott Ade Jerry Todd Billy Williams Evans Everetts Ingram

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Axpayer L Food Hatchett U.S Proctor Dam John Keeter John Keeper Proffitt Head Historical Society Hia Robert Wi Sarah McCullough County Home Demonstration Agent Elis Daniel CHS Tom R. Dudley Joe Dudley San Antonio Lonnie McDougal Donnie McDougal Ikey Pipes Ocis Smart Ceneef FFA Caraway, Dabney Draft Board
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