Death Notice for Mollie Newby 93 in Comanche
Mrs Mollie Newby 93 of Comanche died Monday July 15 at 2 p m in Tal for Mrs New at 2 p m Wednesday Prostor Cemetery Curtis Wiley Dick Hardy Carter Gayle McNutt among survivors includes two sons Fred of Phoenix Arizona and Newby of Hobbs New Mexico two daughters Mrs L E McNutt and Mrs Letha Har Hobbs plus 34 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren a brother W Carter of Comanche and other relatives
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J. (Mollie) Newby
Sgsland
Tal
Curtis Wilytt
Dick Hary
Carter
Gayle McNutt
Mary Weebynter
Late
West
Sarah Jane Carens
Ufe
Hasse Baptist
Newby
L. E. McNutt
Letha Har- Hobbs
N. M
Fred
Phoenix
Ariz
Yewby
Hobbs
Ww. Carter
Comanche
Sunday School Visitor in Wyoming With Fletcher Family
School Superintendent and Mrs H Fletcher with children Hugh and Sarah vacation in Wyoming to visit Mrs Fletcher's relatives and share time away from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ss. H. Fletcher
Hugh
Sarah
Fletcher
Black mold threatens Texas peanut seedlings in 1963
Texas researchers report widespread unsatisfactory seedling stands caused by Aspergillus niger, or tack mold, with seedlings dying 2 to 3 weeks after emergence. Black mold persists despite fungicidal seed treatments, and seed damage from handling and planting increases losses. Virginia type peanuts emerge slower than Spanish types, while no variety shows clear resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Virginia
Texas Agricultural
Midmorning Hunger Warns Against Skipping Breakfast
State Health Department nutritionists warn that midmorning hunger stems from inadequate breakfast. Surveys show many children and workers skip or eat little in the morning, leading to weakness and grogginess by lunch and afternoon. A solid breakfast with protein and fruit supports health and energy.
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State Health Department
Texas
College Station Visitor Plans Return Home
Here From College Station William Clyde House, College Station, was here a few days early in the week visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
William Clyde
W. C. House
De Leon Sees Two Inch Rainfall In Early Sunday Downpour
Heavy rain measured two inches in the De Leon area during an early Sunday morning downpour on July 14. The weather event disrupted outdoor activities and prompted localized runoff concerns.
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Gartman View
Congregational Methodist
South Leon Baptist
Hasse Revival Center
de Leon First Baptist
de Leon Northside Baptist
de Leon Church of Christ
de Leon United Pentecostal
de Leon Church of God
de Leon First Methodist
de Leon Assembly of God
de Leon
Experiments Seek Better Control for Seed Rot and Seedling Disease
Research on seed rot and seedling diseases continued in 1963 with field tests in Waller, Comanche, Lavaca, and Erath counties. Results show disease control is possible, but full testing this summer is needed before giving definite guidance to shelters and growers.
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Waller
Comanche
Lavaca
Erath
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WH. Newby
William H. Doan
San
Daugh
Comanche County
Ben R. Sears
Texas Agr
B. C. Langley
Lee J. Ashworth
Aly & Dreserves le
Chuck lArm RO
Sirloin Ib
Itomatoes
A. Em
AZ Mt
Switts
Shortenina
Kimbell
ValVite
tSona
An .Tnalicra Naae
VCO
WHITE
GRR
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Arthur J. Davidson
Pho
Comanche, Texas
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