Moved Store: Huff Jewelry at Optical Varliors
The Huff jewelry shop has relocated to 5S side square in an apparent trade relocation notice.
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H. Huff
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
2
Calotabs Purify Your System For Health
Physicians tout purification of the system as key to health and suggest using Calotabs weekly for several weeks. The ad promotes a family pack with full directions available at any drug store.
Mrs. Scitern Buried at Taylors Chapel
Elizabeth Scitern died of heart failure at her son J S Scitern's home in Plainview on Tuesday June 28. She was laid to rest at Taylors Chapel Friday with Rev Ben F Hearn officiating. She was born April 30 1855 in Arkansas and moved with her husband to Comanche County Texas. Survived by five sons two daughters and multiple relatives. The family expresses sympathy and faith in eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Scitern
J. S. Scitern
Plainview
Taylors Chapel
Ben F. Hearn
Arkansas
Comanche County
Texas
Taylors Chapel Church
Seitern
Eastland
Church of Christ
Petersburg
J. L. Scitern
Decca
J. A. Land
Beattie
M. J. Thornton
Colgate Oklahoma
S. N
W. F. Land
Wilson
Oklahoma
Mrs. J. C. Hensley Laid To Rest In Energy Cemetery
Mrs Amanda Easterwood born 1855 in Kaufman County Texas died at her son Naomi Hensley’s home in Comanche on July 5. Funeral held at Energy Cemetery with Rev J Y Robinson officiating. Survived by son Naomi and grandchildren Clayton Hensley Leslie Hensley Jewel Allen. Husband and a son preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hensley
Naomi Hensley
Comanche
Energy Cemetery
J. Y. Robinson
Amanda Easterwood
Kaufman County
Texas
Hamilton County
Energy
Comanche County
Hensley
Christian Church
Naomi
Clayton Hensley
Breckenridge
Leslie Hensley
Lampassac
Jewel Allen
Hens
Revival to Begin at Baptist Church this Friday Night
Rev Cox of Hasse started his pastorate here with Sunday services and a Saturday meeting. The annual revival will open Friday night before the first Sunday in August with Rev C A Morton of Hamilton preaching. Local families from Merkel Dublin Olney Ranger and San Saba visited relatives last weekend and Mrs Henry Stephens underwent appendicitis surgery at German sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Hasse
Ular
Baptist Church
C. A. Morton
Hamilton
A. P. Smith
Howard
Frank McClure
Pledger
Norman All of Merkel
Novel Boll Weevil Catcher Proves Successful on Farm
Will Randall reports a homemade boll weevil catcher built from canvass duck and cheese cloth on wheels. It covers twenty acres in three hours and traps boll weevils and other pests, killed by sulfur burn after use. A machine is on display at Higginbothams Lumber Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Randall
Randall
John Schlee
Priddy
Higginbothams
Elizabeth Guinn Buried After Stroke in Comanche
Mrs Elizabeth Guinn died at her Comanche home on July 5 after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services were at Central Christian church with Rev Sam Dalton officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was married to John Franklin Guinn in Illinois in 1870 and later moved to Texas. Eight children survive or are named, with several deceased, and she had long been a Primitive Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Guinn
Comanche
Central Christian Church
Primitive Plants Church
Sam Dalton
Hamilton
Ben F. Hearn
Oakwood
Gairn
Mary Elizabeth Kemdeverh
J. F
Samantha Kemap
Scott County
Ilinois
John Franklin Guinn
Texas
Guinn
Faone
Teehelke Guinn
Comanch Aniki
Hebron
Kuykendall Dies in California Pioneer of Comanche County
Abraham Isaac Kuykendall died in Yuba City California on June 29 1927 He was an early Comanche County settler longtime Lamkin resident later moved to Comanche then to Slayton and finally California He was regarded as a leading citizen A note mentions Higginbothams Lumber Yard advertising a sale of all size window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Isaac Kuykendall
Yuba City
California
Kuykendall
Comanche County
Lamkin
Comanche
Slayton
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G. A. Chilton
Atwoods
Mattress Factory
Elkin’s Tin Shop
J. M. Cochran
F. & M. Bank
Barry Bros
Mrs. Sctitern
FE. R. Green
D. C
Texas Chiropractic College
Comanche County Abstract CO
C. E. Frost
Vandyke
Cardus
Mary ‘Elizabeth Guinn
National Business College
Fort: Worth, Texas
Ninth St
Railroad Exchange
Oldfield Tires
Firestone
Schraders
Mackey Motor Company
Comanche, Texas
A. B. Kuykendall
Yuba
Calif
Higginbothams Lumber Yard
Dixon's
Kodak Shop
Anche
Chics
Hamilton Drug Store
J. H. Huff
Optometrist
Paris Smith
Wm. Reese
D. C. Thrasher Ticket Agent
Burks and Son
Tom J. Cunningham
Eastland County
Justice Courts
Roberson
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Comfort
Y. W. Holmes
Masonic
Texan
L. B. Thomas M. D
P. A. Pettit
Fleming
N. A. Palmer & Co
Rock Springs
Nevada
Ried Tornado Insurance
Jessup Allcora
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