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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

8

Local Ration Board Urges Less Gasoline Use in War Effort

Comanche County War Price and Rationing Board, citing an OPA memo, asks residents to cut non highway gasoline by 10 percent and B and C rations by 5 percent. Fort Worth district issued the most gasoline relative to its allotment in November. Community appeals urge farmers, construction workers, and others to reduce demand to conserve a scarce war commodity. Local social notes mention visits and job changes.

J. H. Kultgen OPA Fort Worth Comanche County Texas Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri

County AAA Board names A. E. Boyd head and lists committees

A. E. Boyd again heads the County AAA Board as committees across the county are named to guide next year's Farm Program and Food for Freedom effort. The lists include county and community members with leaders in Comanche Downing Mercer Gap Newbury Lamkin Proctor Wilson Energy Gustine Sipe Springs Oliver Springs De Leon Sidney Beattie Duster and visiting Navy member Sir Joe Waring with his parents.

A. E. Boyd J. A. Barrett Loyd Boyett Comanche Ben L. Loftis, Jr Wayne Evridge Vchairman Buster McDonald Downing W. F. Loudermilk Anie L. McCrary John A. Cottrell Mercer Gap Fred T. Clark Es L. Brown Otho B. Philips Newbury W. M. Lee H. H. Smith G. R. Levisay Lamkin C. R. Peterson S. T. Brandt W. R. White Proctor J. G. Howell Sam Gilbreath Roy Davis Wilson R. H. Coltzer W. W. Springer E. R. Palmer Elroy Morgan Gayle V. Isham Emmett M. Hicks Gustine Willie E. White James C. Lester R. L. Couch Sipe Springs G. K. Brown W. F. Henderson R. Q. Marshall Oliver Springs Jim N. Koonce Raymond Oo Lindley Harvey Parker de Leon James M. McGinnis Harry S. Rucker John L. Tate Sidney Geo. W. Reed Ormal R. Fernl M. O. Lane Beattie Elmer L. Butler Tommie W. Moore John M. Bufkin W. D. Stokes Vernon L. Files W. M. Haynes

New Agricultural Building Underway For CHS

Construction begins on a new 50 by 36 foot wooden Ag Building for Comanche High School on the campus near the Band Hall. The Briar Grove School building was purchased and will be moved in once weather allows to serve as a Farm Shop for students and local farmers. Over $2,000 in Federal Farm Shop tools are in place and vocational classes will move here.

Comanche Briar Grove Federal Farm Shop M. S. Dean Comanche High School Vocational Agriculture Department W. Z. Compton

Sketch of the Life of Bernice Allison

Bernice Ferrill Allison died after a long illness in a Fort Worth hospital on December 25 1944. Born in Comanche County Texas she was the daughter of W C Ferrill and Olivia Ferrill and widow of John G Allison of Burkburnett. She taught in Comanche County schools and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by husband three sons Leon Calvin and Billy Winn with Billy dying in infancy one sister Mrs Bonnie Evett and three brothers Oldham A Ferrill Windhorn L Ferrill and William C Ferrill Jr plus relatives in Comanche Wells and Ogden Utah.

Bernice Ferrill Allison Fort Worth Comanche County Texas W. C. Ferrill Olivia Ferrill Church of Christ Sidney Comanche Couny John G. Allison Burkburnett John Glenn Billy Winn Leon Calvin Bonnie Evett Oldham A. Ferrill Windhorn L. Ferrill Williamc. Ferrill, Jr Ogden Utah Olive Wells E. G. Wells Comanche

Cpl Edna Duncan Receives Good Conduct Medal

Cpl Edna M. Duncan, serving with the U S armed forces at Fort Lawton Washington, has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal announced by Colonel P B Parker.

Cpl Edna Duncan Ft. Lawton Edna M. Duncan Uncle Sam Fort Lawton Washington P. B Paker Bea

Citros Kidney Relief Ad Claims Quick Comfort

An old advertisement promotes Citros as a remedy to stop irritation and irregular elimination. It claims to restore the normal fluid balance, eliminate the cause, stop pain, and heal sore spots with comforting relief, priced at $1.00 at druggists.

Good Conduct Medal Awarded for One Year of Service

The public relations dispatch from Fort Lawton notes that the Good Conduct Medal is awarded for one year of honorable and faithful service with excellent character. Cpl. Duncan is mentioned as the daughter.

Adequate Wiring Encouraged With War Bond Purchases

Adequate wiring costs little more than poor wiring and ensures efficient operation of existing and future electrical appliances. Plan now to equip your home with better wiring through continued purchases of War Bonds, securing a peacetime future with better living.

After-Dinner Spester Praised By Comanche Couple

The note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Jim M. Gutteis of Comanche and humorously lauds a guest who excels at saying nothing after a meal, calling them the best after-dinner spester.

Jim M. Gutteis Comanche

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