Arlington paper highlights Comanche boy Ace marksman
St Lanny Bassham, son of Mr and Mrs Kenzie of Comanche, is an 18 year old rifle prodigy from Richland Hills High. He won the National Sectional Indoor Smallbore Rifle Championship and the National Service Rifle Championship at 16 and 17 respectively, and received the Hearst Trophy and Elihu Root Medal for top junior shooters.
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Arlington
Texas
Lanny Bassham
Kenzie
Comanche
Elihu Root
United States
Richland Hills
Richland Hills High
NDCC
Richland
Georgia
West Point
Rites Held For Perry St. Clair
Perry St. Clair born December 15 1883 in Searcy County Arkansas moved to Texas as a child. He farmed and ranched then served as deputy sheriff in Comanche County and later justice of the peace and city judge. He died July 17 at 81 in Western Hills Nursing Home. Burial in De Leon Cemetery.
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William Perry St. Clair
Searcy County
Ark
Texas
de Leon
Mack
Mary Robertson St. Clair
Berta Marton
Tom Cox Jr
Comanche
Mack St. Clair
Galveston
Colin Reed
Bette
Sue Cox
Mattie Cook
Fort Worth
Carrie Boswell
Gorman
St. Clair
Comanche County
Jack McCollum
Western Hills Nursing Home
Comanche Funeral Chapel
B. L. McCord
Dayne Cook
Bill Clemons
Harold Rambo
Don Lacy
John Robertson
Jack Wheat
Brownwood Rodeo Opens July 29 With Parade
Brownwood Jaycees announce the Brown County Fair Association Rodeo will start July 29. The parade leads the lineup with 60 plus units from riding clubs military groups and civic organizations. Attending dignitaries include Attorney General Waggoner Carr Lt Gov Preston Smith State Senator Louis Crump and Speaker Ben Barnes.
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Brownwood Jaycees
Brown County Fair Association
Jack Pike, Jr
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
Louis Crump
Brown County Rodeo Queen Contest Crowned in 1965 Rodeo
Brown County prepares for a three day rodeo July 29 to 31 with a Brownwood Business and Professional Women's Club sponsored Brown County Rodeo Queen contest. Thirteen girls entered by the July 15 deadline. The 1965 queen will succeed 1964 winner Linda Edgar. Units from the Texas National Guard the U S Air Force the Army Reserve and the U S Army Recruiting Service participate in the Aqua Festival Float and events.
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Texas National Guard
U.S. Air Force
Army Reserve
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
Brown County
Brownwood Business and Professional Women's Club
Linda Edgar
Austin Visitor Plans Weeklong Stay With Brother
Austin visitor Jimmy Harelik travelled to Houston on Tuesday morning with his brother Max Harelik who is enrolled in the second semester of summer school at the University of Texas. Jimmy will visit with Max for one week.
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Jimmy Harelik
Austin
Max Harelik
University of Texas
Jimmy
Max
Mehaffey Named District Manager for Equitable Life
Nathan G Mehaffey of Dallas has been appointed district manager for The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U S He belongs to the Fraley Agency with HQ in the Mercantile Dallas Building A Comanche native he served in the Army Air Corps from 1940 rising to colonel retired 1962 He holds a B A from SMU and an M A from George Washington University.
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Nathan G. Mehaffey
Cromwell Circle
Dallas
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U.S
Fraley Agency
Mercantile Dallas
Comanche
Mehaffey
Army Air Corps
Air Force
Equitable
Southern Methodist University
George Washington University
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