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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
8
I express appreciation to the county for support during the last primary and for kindnesses shown during the race. If ever I can return these favors I shall consider it a pleasure to do so.
In a brief note to voters and the public, Aron Ward thanks constituents for past favors received during the campaign and asks for continued support in the upcoming primary.
R A Kee and J W White lead in Justice of the Peace Precinct No 5 and other contests advance to runoffs. J F Underhill, W R Dyson enter tre ction constable race runoff. Allred Woods Funderburk Eanes Rollins Robinson win countywide or lead in their posts. Continuous results outline precinct winners and runoffs across multiple offices.
Mrs. C. R. M. Dudley entertained the Alice Russell Sunshine Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Bluebells and pinks decorated the living room with a piano solo by Elsie Prater, a reading by Mollie Jo Wells, and a surprise gift contest won by Mrs. Mary Allison. A study period by Mrs. Clemons preceded sherbet and cake. guests included L. B. Russell, EB. G. Wells, Geo. Hulsey, Mamie Sikes, Ollie Trippe, J. H. Prater, George Clarke, Zora Parker, John Reese, and others from Oakland California and Bay City Texas, plus Misses Camille Fleming, Ida Hart, Eugenia Gray, Elsie Prater, and Mollie Jo Wells.
Dee Isham expresses gratitude to Precinct No One voters for campaign support and courtesies shown during the race. The message conveys personal thanks and sincerity to supporters.
Comanche faces Wriddy in a base ball game at Comanche on Sunday July 31 with free admission. Date and venue are specified.
Bill Graham expresses gratitude to new and old friends for courtesies shown during his Commissioner race, thanking voters of his precinct.
Fred O. Jaye thanks Coman Che County residents for campaign support and loyalty. He says it is satisfying to have many loyal friends and pledges to return favors if given opportunity.
To protect the Como nache City School property children are asked not to play on school grounds during vacation. Do not use the tennis courts or trespass on the property. Cooperation is appreciated. By L F Elkins President School Board.
George Goosby thanks friends who stood by him in his Assessor race and the people of Comanche County for favors shown during his prior service as Tax Assessor. He pledges lifelong gratitude and a desire to repay kindnesses when possible.
Former candidate F R Lacy expresses gratitude to loyal supporters and friends for courtesies shown during his bid for Commissioner. He thanks the friends in general for their kindness and backing.
Miss Harriet Cunningham of Waco hosts a backward party with Mrs W B Cunningham and Miss Minnie Cunningham. Guests dress backward and enjoy punch, nut rolls, cookies, an 8:50 entrance, games, interviews, and a nine oclock breakfast on the final morning.
Otis McClintock of Hamilton is visiting his sister Mrs. W. D. Renfro for a short stay.
A Boston woman shares a four month weight loss with Kruschen Salts, dropping from 165 to 127 pounds while claiming improved energy and health. The ad touts daily half teaspoon doses with hot water, and urges avoiding fatty foods to support fat loss.
A vintage promotional piece touts Thedford's Black-Draught as an affordable laxative from medicinal plants. It emphasizes economy, light packaging, prompt relief from constipation and accompanying symptoms, and urges readers to use the product to avoid discomfort and health issues.
Official returns show Frank Howington as District Clerk candidate with 4065 votes, not 5953 as unofficial totals indicated. Jos W Bailey Jr gains 100 votes for Congressman at Large Place 2, totaling 1287 instead of 1187. DeLeon No 23 errors corrected.
Public trespass warning issued by Camille Fleming forbids fishing and entry to the City Pasture and warns violators will be prosecuted.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Loudermilk of Brownwood spent the weekend in Comanche visiting relatives, enjoying time with home institutions and local friends during the stay.
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