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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1952
Page
32
Old classified items show Higginbotham's trade offers for new furniture with liberal trade ins. Walgreens promotes prescription filling with fresh drugs and laxatives. Comanche Bag Co advertises sacks for sale or reconditioning. A political notice backs Jim Fanning for County Attorney. Rentals list 3 room apartments with contact details.
Descendants of John D. and Texas Couch gathered at Wilkins Boat Docks Lake Brownwood Sunday July 13 for a reunion. Eight surviving children and many heirs attended with numerous Couch relatives listed from multiple Texas towns. A basket lunch followed a morning of greetings and renewing ties. the group planned another reunion in 1953.
The Comanche All-Stars defeated Stephenville 11-3 in Central Texas League action to widen their first place advantage. Curt Lemons and Max Brock pitched. Froggie Wilson belted a bases loaded home run in the sixth as Comanche scored ten runs to pull away. The team also played Killeen in a ten inning loss and prepares for Gustine Invitational.
Mr and Mrs J L Elrod of Comanche hosted their children and spouses for a July 4 family gathering. Guests included the Summers of Rising Star, Elrods from Hobbs and Camp Chaffee, Burns of Odessa, Gigson of Chattanooga, and others. Lunch was served, and the day featured kodaking and visiting. Local items note Texas population, Kipling, a coach change at Lometa and Goldthwaite, and Sellers reunion details with local ads and notices.
A Brown County political rally was held at Blanket football field on Thursday night with most attendees present. Excluded were Junior Elrod of Terminal and Pvt. and Mrs. Kenneth Steward of Camp Pickett, Virginia.
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