Hearing Clinic Promotes All-In-The-Ear Aids In Texas
A Waco Texas hearing aid center promotes progress in hearing technology from bulky gear to all-in-the-ear units. Dr. Slider’s Comanche clinic on July 19 offers free complete hearing tests with no obligation. Mr. Nance will conduct visits, home tests, and mail options for those unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Victoreen
Mr. Nance
Slider
Comanche
Hearing Aid Center
Austin Ave
Waco, Texas
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Mrs Rea Hoff of Comanche underwent major surgery Friday at All Saints Hospital Fort Worth. Mrs Nora Gordon has returned home after a month in Shreveport with her daughter Mrs Joy Reynolds. Mr and Mrs Paul Wellnitz have returned to Aspen Wisconsin after visiting here with Mr and Mrs Ted Durham and son Rusty. Mrs Howell Cobb and daughter Virginia visited San Angelo Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Hoff
Comanche
Priday
All Saints Hospital
Fort Worth
Nora Gordon
Shreveport
Joy Reynolds
Wisconsin
Paul Wellnitz
Aspen
Ted Durham
Rusty
San Angelo
Howell Cobb
Virginia
Wool incentive payments totaling 47374.07 paid in Comanche County
William P. Bryant announced 1960 wool incentive payments totaling 74374.07 to Comanche County producers for the 1960 marketing year, mailed July 3 1961. Rate was 47.60 per 100 received, with 80 per hundred for unshorn lambs. Deductions funded marketing campaigns. No mohair payments for 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Bryant
Comanche County
American Sheep Producers Council, Inc
Bryant
Mohair Support Price Mentioned at 70 Cents Per Pound
The report notes that the amount received by producers exceeded the mohair support price of 70 cents per pound, signaling favorable pricing.
Regular cemetery workday at Hanson Cemetery
The Rox News reports a Saturday cemetery working at Hanson Cemetery. Local families including the Steele and Ratliff households hosted weekend visitors from Abi lene Odessa Fort Worth Amarillo and Fort Worth. Farm to market road efforts drew residents Edwin McKinnon Aubrey Hood and Byron Doggett to Austin Thursday. Tony Hood suffered a mumps relapse during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Cemeteery
Thelston Steele
Jimmy
Gary
Abilene
J. B. Steele
Edwin McKinnon
Aubrey Hood
Byron Doggett
Austin
Tony Hood
W.B. Ratliff
Roy Davis
Odessa
Reba Wagner
Fort Worth
Clyll Ratliff
Royce Parsley
Amarillo
D. EB. Parsley
Go on Thur Of Mr. and Mrs. Away Their Son-in-law
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note about a son-in-law who left service and a reference to a Thursday event. Names, places, and clear facts are missing, leaving only hints of a family announcement and potential scheduling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butters
Visitors from Austin and local residents gather week
A garbled OCR note lists multiple visitors including Mr and Mrs from Austin and various locals. It mentions Palmer Irvin Pris Mandie and Light Brownwood as present, with phrases about house visits and a visitor week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Palmer
Pris
Mandie
Light Brownwood
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