Miss Bobbie Polvado Visiting Fort Worth Home
Miss Bobbie Polvado of Fort Worth visited in the home of Mrs. and remained for a short informal visit.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
5
Miss Bobbie Polvado of Fort Worth visited in the home of Mrs. and remained for a short informal visit.
Over the weekend Pvt James Travis from Camp Livingston Louisiana visited Mrs Polvado and his wife in Comanche. Mrs G A Marten and daughter Catherine of Dallas stayed with Mrs Belle Dudley. Leve Roberson attended a Christian revival in Dublin led by Dr C C Klingman. Mazelle Isham of Fort Worth visited her grandmothers in Comanche.
J E Fitz, a farmer, writes of a rough campaign with many voters, regrets lack of support, and plans to study campaign methods. He laments amateur politicking, notes economic concerns among farmers, and says he will run again after addressing shortcomings. The letter also mentions Mrs Cyril McCullough visiting Whit tier California and Dallas visitors with J A Eanes family.
Cpl. R Q Loudermilk and Py Henry Loudermilk of Camp Far Maryland and Pvt Novell Loudermilk of Bryan have returned to camp after furloughs with home folks. Cpl William H Day has been transferred from Italy to Corsica per notice received by his wife.
J. K. Corbin son of Mrs Minnie B Corbin of Gustine rejoined Pan American World Airways as a flight radio officer. He reported to Masur Island San Francisco May 2 and was assigned to flight duty June 1 with Pacific voyages aboard Transpacific Clipper airships under Navy contract. Corbin, now in the U S Navy as Aviation Chief Radioman, is married to Mary and resides at 2665 Franklin Street San Francisco.
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