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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1957

Page

12

Delayed But Not Rained Out Texas Spring Rains Survey

University of Texas Bureau of Business Research surveys spring rains in Texas end of wet season. Crops vary by region with livestock and pasture conditions at 83 percent of normal as of June 1. Wheat yield likely near 15 bushels per harvested acre, the best since 1947, while excessive rain could trim output. Some fruits and vegetables in various regions suffered from May downpours.

Austin University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Texas James H. Keahey Lone Star State Rio Grande Valley Waco South Texas North Texas East Texas

Visiting Mrs Hope's Parents

The item notes a visit to Mrs Hope by Mr and Mrs N Durham, identifying two hosting individuals and the visiting party in a concise social note.

Mrs. Hope Mr. and Mr. N. N. Durham

Midland Couple Depart for California Vacation

Mr and Mrs Dean Rambo of Midland left Sunday for a ten day vacation trip in California.

Dean Rambo Midland California

Houston man visits friends in town this week

Vane Reed of Houston is visiting friends and relatives here this week. His wife vacations in Canada and Nova Scotia and returns home next week. Grandparents James and Wayne Burns, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burns of Houston, are spending the weekend at their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong’s home.

Vane Reed Houston Canada Nova Scotia James and Wayne Burns Tom Burns Hove Armstrong Jesse Tiner van Dyke Gartman View Zion HM Zion Hill Ra's Ga’s Bob Stout Howard Payne College Guy Self Self H. B. Lancaster Glenda Fort Worth Wayne Whitely Andrew Johnson Eddie Calvin Billie Jesse

Mrs Dan Waggoner Visits Odessa Family This Week

Mrs Dan Waggoner and her children of Odessa are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jack W Moore here this week.

Odessa Dan Waggoner Jack W. Moore

Family Visitors and Hospital Return Update

Here From Christi and Mrs J C Maherson of Corpus Christi spent the weekend here with the Allen Lees and other relatives. Back From Hospital Homer Burdette, formerly under treatment in Anderson Mowiie Houston, is now back at home here.

Christi J. C. Maherson Corpus Cristi Allen Lees Homer Burdette Anderson ‘Mowiie Houston

World's First Bank Posting Machine Cuts Errors and Time

The NCR Post-Tronic, the first electronic bank posting machine, aims to reduce errors and save time by halving required posting machines and cutting over 75 percent of man hours spent locating and correcting errors. It will cost about $11,000 and targets banks with millions of accounts nationwide.

National Casheter Company NCR Stanley Allyn Alread U.S Bank

Railroaders Pay Tribute To Wayne Dingus

Wayne Dingus a former Comanchean and son of Mr and Mrs Dave Dingus received a tribute from Cotton Belt Railway workers in Greenville. He lost sight after eye surgery in December and the event featured a “This Is Your Life” style presentation with coworkers from several Texas towns presenting a large check and sharing memories.

Wayne Dingus Dave Dingus Cotton Belt Railway Greenville Dingus Tyler Commerce Dallas Fort Worth Sulphur Springs Carrollton Mr. Dingus Cotton Belt Texarkana Cotton Belt Hospital Comanche Gilmer East Texas State College Gerald Ozona Donald O’donnell Wayne Phifer Virginia Phifer

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