Comanche Chief Highlights Local Artist and Editorial Ties
The Comanche Chief profiles Hugh Monselle O'Brien Jr of Soda Springs noted for early Comanche County roots and a broad artistic skill set. It also references community clubs, local church involvement, and regional writers and papers, including Lometa Reporter ties and De Leon Free Press history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Monselle O'Brien, Jr
Soda Springs
Hugh O'Brien, Jr
Comanche County
R. L. Scott
de Leon
Local notes touch on enrollments and public school shifts
State survey projects enrollment near 2 000 by 1965 with Stephenville in the 10 000 bracket after census. Lampasas district forms equalization board amid rising city valuations while rural values stay unchanged for 18 years. FHA office at Lampasas closed. counties moved to San Saba district.
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Stephenville
Lampasas Independent School District
Lampasas
FHA
Farmers Home Administration
San Saba
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