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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
12
Azalea Ellis, County Treasurer, presents the quarterly receipts and expenditures for Comanche County Texas. The report covers officers salary funds and various quarter totals with sworn affirmation by Fred Hall, County Clerk, on September 5.
A. H. Noble, formerly of Comanche, has moved to Shawnee Oklahoma. The letter explains the move as a personal relocation following hospitalization and outlines no further details of medical status or plans.
Comanche Chief Comanche Texas requests address change from Gorman Texas to 1309 E Ada St Shawnee Oklahoma for an indefinite stay after hospital release. The notice cites current residence update and ongoing status.
The Hall family held a reunion at Lake Eanes Park on July 3. Attendees included Mrs. W. J. Richmond of Blanket and multiple Hall relatives from Cisco Comanche Sidney Eastland Abilene Baird and other towns. Grandchildren Terriel Wilda Debra Coleman La Venne Johnnie Roy and Reta with A J Isbells and Lewis York also attended.
A letter from A. H. Noble of 1309 E Ada St Shawnee Oklahoma requests friends be informed about his health and his ability to travel and regain strength. He asks readers to share his status and location.
The article lists a parade of visitors including Mrs. H. A. Hall and families from Comanche and Brownsfield, plus Mr. Masters of Newbury and locals from Liberty and Fort Worth. It names Sue Alton Weldon Jim Carraway David Collins Jerry Soward Mark and Barfield forehand with various hometowns.
Mrs. Oscar Hill has returned home from Lake Charles Louisiana where she had been visiting the past few weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister.
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