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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1953

Page

15

Cap Gleaton Family Visits Friends in Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs Cap Gleaton and their children Jeannine and John visited Mr and Mrs W E West and their children in Fredericksburg during the Independence Day holidays.

Cap Gleaton Jeannine John W. E. West Fredericksburg

Bank's 1953 Texas report shows deposits and capital figures

In Texas the bank reports total deposits of 2 574 805 14 with liabilities 2 579 242 37 and capital of 288 071 78. The balance sheet lists deposits from individuals partnerships and corporations and government and bank deposits, plus assets pledged and loans after reserves.

United States Federal Reserve Bank

Visitors and Births Highlight Fort Worth Folks

Mrs Edwin Sartor returns home after visiting her new grandson Rickie Len Green born June 27 in a Fort Worth hospital. Jack Wheat recovering well at home after major surgery in a Fort Worth hospital. Visit notes include Mr and Mrs Armstrong Cox in Houston with relatives Tom Burns family. Wayne Stewart and her parents Tom Wilson of Stephenville vacationed at Lake Whitney for Independence Day.

Edwin Sartor Rickie Len Green Fort Worth Leonard Green Jack Wheat Houston Armstrong Cox Tom Burns Lake Whitney Wayne Stewart Tom Wilson Stephenville Jack Vineyard Ollie Loudermilk California Radio Hair Willie Evans Marion Gaines Wynona Gaines Billy Huse Dublin Homer Sneed

Visiting Mississippi Families Extend Holiday Trips

Visiting in Mississippi Mr and Mrs Sutton Dudley Joe Walker and Larry Pierson left Monday for Jackson Mississippi to visit Mr and Mrs Ed Pierson Joe Walker will visit Larry Pierson for two weeks Bob Dudley who has been visiting Dick Pierson for three weeks will return home with his parents Mr and Mrs Dudley Mr and Mrs Gayle York of Dallas visited their parents here over the holidays Mr York now works with the CIT Corporation in Dallas Mr and Mrs Boyd Chandler of Fort Worth spent the Independence Day holidays here with Mr and Mrs L R Chandler Spend Holidays Fishing Bob Parker and Odell Ormsby spent the Fourth holidays fishing at Buchanan and Mansfield Dam.

Mississippi Sutton Dudley Joe Walker Larry Pierson Jackson Ed Pierson Bob Dudley Dick Pierson Mrs Gayle York Dallas Brady York Ulric Gore Mr. York CIT Corporation Mrs. Boyd Chandler Fort Worth Mrs. L. R. Chandler Bob Parker Odell Ormsby Buchanan Mansfield Dam

Mrs A A Lam Visits Dallas Friends

Comanche resident Mrs A A Lam is in Dallas visiting Mr and Mrs Alice Sheprerd for a short stay in the city.

Dallas A. A. Lam Comanche Alice Sheprerd

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