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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

5

Coleman’s Bargains in Groceries and More at Stop and Shop

Coleman's appeals shoppers with discounts on sugar, shortening, tea, and staples. Customers are invited to bring their buckets for bulk items, while eggs, Irish potatoes, bacon, cheese, and other groceries are priced to attract buyers.

Coleman’s

Herring campaign statement asserts Independent bid for Legislature

W. G. Herring pledges a fair, merit based campaign from the six candidates for Texas district politics. He argues independents can win, attacks party misrule for 60 years, and promises more stump remarks on policy and platform advocating equal opportunity and a better human race.

Austin Ofice Texas W. G. Herring Adv

D C Dingus This Longtime Comanche County Leader

D C Dingus a candidate for Justice of Peace Precinct No 1 was born in Scott County Virginia and moved with his family to Comanche County in 1873 settling at Sipe Springs He later lived in Soda Springs Suez Enterprise and Pleasant Valley He taught school ten years and worked in mercantile cotton real estate and insurance serving as Justice of the Peace and Postmaster back in Comanche County.

Dp. C. Dingus Justice of Peace Scott County Virginia Comanche County Sipe Springs Soda Springs T. J. Jackson D. L. Morris Coleman Comanche

Comanche Social Roundup Sees Wide Weekend Visits

Local residents and visitors fill Comanche with weekend travel. Nobia Dunn returns from Tarleton summer school. Mrs W H Carpenter comes home from San Marcos. Families from Fort Worth Dallas Hamiltons and others visit relatives, attend revivals, or travel to Austin and Wheeler.

Nobia Dunn Comanche Tarleton W. H. Carpenter San Marcos Carlton Woodward Dennison M. E. Woodward Ellen Anthony George Hamilton Fort Worth R. W. H. Hamilton Stephenville Joe J. L. Evans Bangs Methodist Church J. D. Smoot Winchel J. P. Graham Agnes Dc. A. Thornton Loren Vaughan Austin Garner Stockburger Gatesville C. W. McCollum Texon Mr. McCollum J. W. McCollum W. D. Lane Jim Lane W. W. McNatt Lometa FE. E McNatt E. E. Anthony Stella Hamilton W. B. Winslett J. A. Rock Mary Lou Mcelhaney Wheeler L. F E. Grainger I. M .Cochran Lee Clark Randolph College R. F. Holloway Ranger T. C. Williams Cisco

Mrs S Heartly Dies at Austin

J A Rock reports the death of his sister Mrs S Heartly in Austin at age 78. Born in Tyler County she lived with parents and eight brothers in Coryell County near Gatesville before marriage in 1884 to S Heartly. After her husband’s death she resided in the Women’s Confederate Home in Austin. Surviving are a daughter in Los Angeles and one brother Rock. She had visited Comanche several times.

J. A. Rock S. Heartly Austin Heartly Tyler County Coryell County Gatesville Los Angeles California Rock Hearttly Comanche

Kruschen Salts Promises Safe Weight Loss

Letter from F. J. Fritz of Cincinnati reports dropping from 205 to 179 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. He says he feels stronger, breath improves, and looks better. Ad claims one-half teaspoon daily in hot water aids weight loss and urges buying the four week bottle at drugstores.

F. J. Fritz Cincinnati Ohio

Charlie Cathey for Comanche Tax Assessor

Charlie Cathey of De Leon seeks the Comanche County Tax Assessor post. He was born in Denton County and moved with his parents to Comanche as a child, has lived in the county most of the past 55 years, and has run cafes and confectioneries. He attended Cathey School and Add-Ran University at Thorp Springs and is the brother of the late A C Cathey of Comanche.

Charlie Cathey DeLeon Denton County Comanche Mr. Cathey Schol Cathey School Comanche County Add-Ran University

McKeehan Dunlap wedding in Eastland County

A wedding unites C. K. McKeehan and Kathleen Dunlap on Monday July 18 in Eastland. Mrs. McKeehan is the daughter of G. K. Dunlap of Sipe Springs and Mr. McKeehan is son of Charlie McKeehan of that community. The couple will reside in Sipe Springs. Judge Joe H. Eidson of Hamilton is running unopposed for re election to the 52nd Judicial District bench serving Comanche Hamilton and Coryell counties. native of Hamilton he previously served as County Judge and District Attorney.

McKeehan Dunlap Comanche County Eastland C. K. MecKeehan Kathleen Dunlap MecKeehan G. K. Dunlap Sipe Springs Mr. McKeehan Charlie McKeehan Joe H. Bidson Hamilton Comanche Coryell Texas Eidson

Freeman Chaney and Lester seek county offices in Comanche area

H S Freeman of near DeLeon seeks Commissioner Precinct 4 after born in Mississippi and moving to Texas in 1898. He was elected in 1926 and is a farmer and veterinary surgeon. R T Chaney of Comanche seeks Constable Precinct 1, born in Collin County, moved through Johnson and Comanche Counties, deputy sheriff 1885 to 1887, later cattle trader. W T Lester of Comanche seeks Justice Precinct 1, born near Macksville 1863, lived in Oklahoma 37 years, returned to Comanche three years ago.

Freeman H. S. Freeman DeLeon Mississippi Texas Freeman R. T. Chaney Comanche Collin County Johnson County Mr. Chaney Comanche County Wilson County W. T. Lester Justice of Peace Macksville Mr. Lester Oklahoma

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U. S. Standard K. C Herring D. C. Dingus E. M. Ammons Staron Leona Keel Monday B. F. Ammons Baytown E. R. Ammons Texas-Louisiana Power Co T.A. Aaron Ward G. R. Goosby H.R. Hugh Lacy Tom Patton
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