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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1942

Page

14

Battle of Corregidor Eyewitness Describes Courage Under Fire

Col. W J Clear details the Corregidor defense and the escape with Army documents. He recalls trenches, bomb blasts, and a infant military dog named Rags as allies, plus perilous air raids and a crate mission between Bataan and Corregidor. He praises the crews and officers who fought despite limited shelter.

W. J. Clear Central Army Ana Ee En J. Clear Army Ral the Philip Clearee Cor Bo Marine Washa Hhe Reader's Digest Corres Reggie Trance Bataan Land Vance Coras Colonel Clear George and I Coast Artillery Quartermaster Corps China Seas Quatermasters Corps U. S. Marine Corps

Stephens honored on forty sixth wedding anniversary

On Father's Day the children of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Stephens hosted a dinner for their parents celebrating their forty six years of marriage. Attendees included most of the family from Baggett Proctor Fort Worth and Dublin with several relatives present and a few unable to attend.

Mrs. Stephens Billie Stephens Glenn Stephens George Stephens Cullen Stephens Inatha Beth Emmitt Hicks Baggett W. R. Miller Proctor Frankie Stephens Fort Worth E. L Marriott Dalhart Edwin Stephens Palm Rose Aliene Stephens Ralph Stephens Mr. Stephens Bessie Cowan Myrtle Stephens Rich Cowan Dublin Elia Mae Stephens Gustine Oliver Stephens

Masonic Lodge Public Installation Set for De Leon

District 72 Masonic lodges will hold a public installation of officers at the De Leon Methodist Church Thursday night. Ceremonies begin at 8 30 p m with all county lodges invited to attend.

Masonic Lodge District 72 Comanche County de Leon

Card of Thanks for Comfort and Flowers

The Patton children and Mr. and Mrs. Dub Cline and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gilbreath thank friends neighbors and church members for comforting words floral offerings and meals after the death of their father. Mr. Porter Franks and Dr Center are thanked for kindness and care while relatives visit from Florida to see Mrs. Jess Cline.

Porter Franks Center Patton Dub Cline Norman Gilbreath Florida Jess Cline

Community Mourns Loss of Beloved Daughter and Sister Loudermilk

Family expresses deep thanks to friends and neighbors for thoughts, flowers, and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Loudermilk, their beloved daughter and sister. The mother, sister, and brothers extend gratitude for support.

Loudermilk

Local Family Visits Highlight Fort Worth Weekend

Mr and Mrs BE Mead and son of Fort Worth spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Yan dell and Mrs Dave Sears and children. De Leon visitors included Mrs Annie Sears and her son. Mrs Mary Little and June Pin son visited Milton Garner at Lampasas. Mrs M E Thorp, formerly in Port Worth, is home on vacation. Mrs E M Stone of Stephen ville visited relatives here Monday.

BE. R. Mead Fort Worth Ben Yandell Dave Sears de Léon Annie Sears Mary Little June Pinson Milton Garner Lampasas M. E. Thorp Port Worth E. M. Stone Stephenville

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