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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
6
The message from F. Beaty thanks doctors and nurses for kind treatment and acknowledges friends and relatives who visited, sent letters and cards. The note mentions a 1952 Buick sedan with very low mileage offered for $1,375 by Eiand Pagan, El and Fagan.
The Lanagan children and grandchildren express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their mother Martha Flannan. They thank those who sent flowers provided food attended the funeral and supported the family through their loss. May God bless each person who offered prayers and help.
We express gratitude to all of Daddy's friends for kindness during his illness.
In Gustine and surrounding communities, we express heartfelt gratitude for the many acts of kindness, flowers, and food during the funeral and death of Lee Turnbow. The note thanks neighbors and friends and asks for God's blessings. Signed by Mrs. Lee Turnbow and family.
County Attorney W L Ferris announces a ruling from the Attorney General that Comanche County must pay for the Run-Off Primary on August 28 since local officers were named in the first Primary. The State would cover if no local candidates stood, Ferris had said earlier. A radio broadcast quoted Bass opinion. A brief wants Farmall 90 per lift and the size of rubber.
Fire at the North Side Cafe in Comanche caused about $18 000 in damage Friday morning, with losses to McKinzie's Beauty Shop Reese Palmer and the Tate and Evridge Building. The Woodman Hall above the cafe suffered minor damage as the Comanche Volunteer Fire Department kept the blaze from spreading. Cleanup and remodeling work is underway.
Donald Kee, 42, a former Gustine resident, was killed when his plane went down near the Grande River miles out of Mission Texas at 4 p.m. while on duty with the Texas Border Patrol. Funeral services were held at Church of Christ with Mission officials in attendance. He was the son of the Kee family of Gustine and leaves a wife from Stamford and children aged 12 and 9.
Funeral services were held Thursday morning at Comanche Priory with services conducted by J. Isham. The deceased is Mrs. A. J. Williford.
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