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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1942

Page

13

Brooks Family Guests and Visits Across Comanche Area

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wilson and sons of Van Dyke along with Elric Gore and daughters and Marvin Brooks and children of Comanche. Helen Moon of De Leon stayed with Patsy McGuire. Pvt. William Brooks returned to Camp Wolters after visiting his parents.

J. R. Brooks Jess Wilson van Dyke Elric Gore Marvin Brooks Comanche Helen Moon de Leon Patsy McGuire William Brooks Camp Wolters Jack Vineyard W. W. Dawkins Charles Luvasky J. R. Brooks, Jr

Tarleton College honor roll lists Co manche and neighboring towns

John Tarleton Agricultural College honors include Dena Lou Cox and Peggy Durham from Comanche, Carl M. Houser of Sipe Springs, and Pochola Evans of Proctor. Chattel Mortgages at The Chief.

John Tarleton Agricultural College Dena Lou Cox Peggy Durham Comanche Carl M. Houser Sipe Springs Pochola Evans Proctor

James A Grumbles Buried At Hasse

James A Grumbles 42 a World War veteran died at a government hospital near Kerrville after months of illness. Funeral services were held at Sardis Cemetery near Hasse led by Rev Isham. Grumbles born in Lampasas County lived in Hasse since boyhood. He is survived by his widow Jettie Goddard and six children.

James A. Grumbles Government Hospital Kerrville Sardis Cemetery Hasse J. Isham Mr. Grumbles Lampasas Jettie Goddard

Indian Gap cancels July 5 Home Coming for 1942

Announcement by President Doss Richardson and Secretary Mrs. Howard Shipman states the Indian Gap Annual Home Coming will not be held on July 5 due to war exigencies. The notice appears in the Indian Gap Home Coming Annual Reunion records.

Indian Gap Doss Richardson Howard Shipman

Bruner Seeks Re-Election With Local Voter Statement

E W Bruner addresses voters in Commissioners Precinct No 3 thanking supporters from his first term and requesting continued backing despite bad rains. He notes a hard fight shaping his second term and includes a debt statement showing totals for Jan 1 1941 and Jan 1 1942 with new machinery.

E. W. Bruner

Sidney Home Demonstration Club Advances Food Preservation

Mrs C S Coz notes the Sidney club meeting where Miss Mayfield will show and teach drying fruits and vegetables using improved indoor methods. The session aims to reach every home maker in the area and nearby communities to share practical preservation techniques. It will be at the Methodist Church on July 8 from 3 to 5 p m. Be sure to attend.

Sidney Home Demonstration Club Miss Mayfield

Cross Timber Growers Meet Sets Up Follow Up

County grower leaders including Ross Wolfe and Parker Hanna met June 17 with J F Rosborough and C E Bowles of A M C Extension Service to discuss improved fruit growing and marketing. Directors were elected and additional meetings planned.

Parker Hanna J. F. Rosborough C. E. Bowles Jalist A. & M. Contension Service Ross Wolfe Cross Timber Growers Association

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