First State Bank Seeks National Charter
The First State Bank of Comanche seeks a National charter following new 1933 banking laws. Deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. E E Anthony, president, and J W Moore, cashier, announce the move to national status.
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Federal Reserve System
Comanche
First State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nationalize
E. E. Anthony
J. W. Moore
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An advertisement touts a product called Creomulsion promising seven major cough relief helps in one. It asserts quick safety and guarantees relief or refund, urging careful use due to coughs being danger signals.
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Gerras
Sipe Springs Revival Nears Its Close
Rev. Andrew Reavis of Dallas conducts the annual Methodist revival in Sipe Springs and the event will end Sunday night, July 8. The community also notes numerous local visits and family gatherings including Miss Louise Westbrook returning from West Texas and other residents visiting relatives across the region.
Marriages and deeds recorded in Comanche region records
Court house notices list marriages in Comanche and De Leon between June and July including George T Nelson with Miss Lee Croker and others. Births record two sons to Jack Wilson and Emory Way. Deeds show transfers in Comanche De Leon and surrounding areas with various lot and acreage values. Notable names include Justice R B Waldrop Rev Preston Braxton Gordon Barret J E Wilhelm and J A O Brien.
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George T. Nelson
Lee Croker
Comanche
Preston Braxton
W. O. Guthrie, Jr
Mary Ella Bibby
R. B. Waldrop
Joe A. O’brien
Irma Denizer
Dublin
W. W. Hancock
Ethel Ellis
Jack Wilson
Emory Way
Franklin Gene
Local residents and visitors listed in weekly society notes
Blanket Robert Edward and Miss Lon zola Swart returned home Saturday from a visit with their aunt Mrs Minnie Chenault at Henderson. Mrs Jim Haddon and son of Fort Worth visited relatives here last week. Mrs J B Henderson spent last week with her sister at Sidney. Rev and Mrs Theron Bird came in Wednesday from California to visit relatives. Rev and Mrs John Henderson of Custer visited his brother Rev J B Henderson and family Tuesday. Miss Althea Baker of Brownwood spent part of this week with her parents. Karl Gleaton returned home Sunday from New Mexico where he was in CCC Camp for a year. Oliveer and Ralph Allen returned home Sunday from the Panhandle where they have been working. Rev O Hearne of Brownwood preached at the local M E Church Sunday. Rev Swindall, the pastor, was ill. Mr and Mrs B A Culberton and von and Mr and Mrs Virgil Culbertson and children of Beattie visited their daughter Mrs A G Strickland Wednesday. Withern Underwood of Winters spent the weekend with Miss Vaurine Bird. Miss Cornelia Dabney of Brownwood spent the first of the week Nessy Dabney en route to Dallas for a visit.
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Andrew Reavis
Dallas
Louise Westbrook
West Texas
J. B. Pool
Jessie Miller
Hico
Earl Morris
Edwin Barnes
Longview
F. E. Barnes
M. D. Pittman
Stephenville
W. J. Rhymes
Ansel Armstrong
Waxahachie
Mary Jo Brown
Chiaro
Washington
D. C
Jim H. Whiteides
Elgin
Licks
Sam Henderson
Sam Love
Foster
Clovis
New Mexico
Tennie Foser
Wat Foster
Tuleshoe
Tennie Foster
Srittian Rhymes
Will Green
Brownwood
Charlie Humphries
Harley Pearcy
Forsan
Arents
Charlie Winfrey
Boss Winrey
W. S. Fisher
Eastland M. E. Thurch
C. Q. Smith
McMurry College
Tom Brown
Philip Brown
Ulmer Burleson
Canon
Morrow
Ellis Grubb
Church of Christ
Ed New
Rising Star
Rufus New
The
Baptist Church
Robert Edward
Lonzola Swart
Minnie Chenault
Henderson
Jim Haddon
Fort Worth
J .B. Henderson
Sidney
Theron Bird
California
John Henderson
Custer
J. B. Henderson
Althea Baker
Von
Virgil Culbertson
Beattie
A. G. Strickland
Withern Underwood
Winters
Vaurine Bird
Cornelia Dabney
Nessy Dabney
Central Christian Church Sunday Service Notice
Central Christian Church invites members and friends to attend at the Lord's House on Sunday morning and evening. A church picnic at Lake Fonty last Tuesday is noted. Pastor Kenneth Smith and the congregation will share in prayer and preaching services at 8 p.m. with welcoming remarks and closing remarks by Bro. Smith.
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Central Christian Church
Lake Foney
Mrs Eubanks Honored Tuesday At Hasse
Mrs Boss Davis of Hasse hosted a surprise party Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Grady Eubanks. Refreshments included iced drinks and cake, with numerous attendees listed by name including Mesdames McNutt Harris Craanlee and many others.
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Boss Davis
Hasse
Grady Eubanks
Mesdames Wille McNutt
Letha Harris
Marie Craanlee
Rudy McNutt
Lucille Marshall
Lizzie MacFntire
Florence Huffman
Bessie Cunningham
Janie Pearl Elliott
Monte Stark
Ruby Elliott
Dollie Sneed
Isla Stark
Marie Hodges
Nannie Elliott
Marie Stark
Mattie Bell McNutt
Ludie Reese
Lemoine Lee
Vada Rogers
Lawrene Burks
Onal Mce- Donald
Grannie Henderson
Vida Eubanks
W. R. Marshall
Mattie Webb
Detta Webb
Misses Allie Henderson
Jorkie Puffman
Neva Stars
Tottie Oneen Black
Cleo McNutt
Dulon Sneed
Now I'm the Picture of Health Cardus Testimony
Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama credits Cardus with restoring her health after back and side pains left her weak and thin. She took five bottles and gained color and weight, declaring she is now the picture of health. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefits them. If it does not help you see a doctor.
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Maude Crafton
Belle- We, Il
Cardus
Alabama
A. G. Gray
Cusseta
Ala
Tou
Reverend U. 3 Morton Honored at Lake Eanes Birthday Dinner
Uncle Jack Morton of De Leon celebrated his eighty eights birthday Thursday June 21 with an annual dinner at Lake Eanes. The event included swimming forty two and other sports plus a noon feast. Attendees named include W R Greenwaldt E W Morton C G Morton Jessie Mae Morris Morgan and many relatives.
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Jack Morton
de Leon
Lake Eanes
de Leon Free Press
W. R. Greenwaldt
Billy and
Louise Greenwaldt
E. W. Morton
C. G. Morton
Jessie Mae Morris
G. M
Morgan
Jack
Charles Morgan
Ray Johnston
Kenneth Man
L. B. M. Doris
Kathryn
Jeane
Ick Morton
Budtherford
Clinton
Perry St Billy
Mac St. Clair
Lucky Tiger Antiseptic Ointment Ad
An ad touts Lucky Tiger Antiseptic Ointment as a low cost remedy for infection risks including Athlete's Foot Ringworm Itch and similar ailments available at drug stores. It emphasizes prevention and health protection.
Moore Family Reunion Returns After Three Years apart
The Moore family from Philadelphia Patsy and Joe Maxon Chas Moore Lonnie Moore of Texon and T R Moore of Stephenville visited their parents Mr and Mrs C M Moore here Sunday evening. This was the first time the family had all gathered in three years.
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the Moore
Patsy
Joe Maxon
Philadelphia
Chas. Moore
Lonnie
Texon
T. R. Moore
Stephenville
C. M. Moore
Advantages of Lower Electric Rates for Household Use
The text argues that housewives benefit from reduced electricity costs enabling more use of appliances. It notes optimism among users about the new low 3 and 2 cent per kilowatt hour steps and the ability to double electricity consumption with a small extra charge.
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