Buddy Witten Dies From Head Injuries
Travis Aubrey Buddy Witten 62 of Comanche died from head injuries after jumping from a third floor hospital window in German hospital early Friday. Services held July 14 at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel Comanche with burial in Rising Star Cemetery. He was a retired government trapper and survived by three sons two daughters mother two brothers three sisters and several grandchildren.
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Buddy) Witten
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C. W. Swanner Ruled Death By Suicide Services For Mr. Witten
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Mike Hallmark
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Mary E. Brasuel Witten
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Mary Witten
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Proctor Lake Area Buzz Draws Beer Trade and Horse Talk
Community letters describe Proctor as a booming lake town thanks to beer sales and tourist traffic. Readers discuss lake use by youth, fishing shifts to shallow waters, and local plans including Motor Club rep perspectives. Advice covers buying safe first horses for children and basic care.
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Joe Bradshaw Show Leads Comanche Cable Schedule
Local TV listings from Comanche outline Joe Bradshaw Show at 5:55 and 6:55 series, TSN News Roundup at 6:00, The Dinner Hour and Weatherboard segments. Channel 3 cable carries weather and sign off features.
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Texas State
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