Comanche County Social Roundup Notes
A long list of local families traveling visiting relatives and returning home. Mentions include Holler Guthrie and McNeill families in Ming Dublin Temple Comanche County. Burley McCollum and daughter on a California visit. Mrs Dudley and Mrs Rob erts welcome a new son. many visits among Fenton Woodward families in Stephenville and Brownwood. Mrs Margret Brazier leaves Emory after two months with Tipps family. several Comanche residents and visitors from Dallas Fort Worth Denver and Austin travel or host relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wgennie McNeill
Temple of
Ming
McNeil
Comanche
S Guthrie
Sidney
Pis McNeil
Dublin
Temple
Margret Brazier
Emory
Texas
H. Huddleston
Ivey Huddleston
J. E. McCutcherson
Washington D. C
Miss Ivey
C. W. McClean
Department of Justice
Huddleston
Mt. Vernon
Geo. Washington
New York City
Albany N. Y
Hudson
Albany
N. Y
Librty
Asbury Park
Power line extension promises Texas textile boom
Texas Power and Light announces a 60 000-volt transmission expansion from Taylor south to Boerne Laredo and San Marcos linking to San Antonio Public Service. The project will electrify small towns and support a 10 000 spindle mill in San Marcos, boosting industrial growth and cotton-based manufacturing across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mr. Carpenter
San Marcos
San Antonio
Lions Club Holds Luncheon Meeting in Comanche
A Lions Club gathering at the Ridgeway hotel featured reports from G W Jessup on Frisco visitors and plans to boost Comanche fruit industries. County Judge Luker praised Lions for aiding boys at Fleming Park and Dean Davis spoke to the encampment. A committee was named to coordinate with the Chamber of Commerce on fruit growing and a visit to East Texas and Ozarks proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jessup
Frisco
Comancho
Ozark
Comanche
R. A. Luker
Chamber of Force
R. Q Lee
Cisco
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Boyd
J. P. Hoff
G- W. Jessup
J. Boyd
J. R. Boyd
W. H- Rowland
Mr. Boyd
J. H. Blair
J. B. Alvis
Weatherford
Ss. C. Findley
Cedar Point
Ohio
San Francisco
M. J. Sullivan
Comanche County
George Emert
Tyler
East Texas
Office Relocation Notice for Donaho North Square
I have moved my office to the old Chief office on the north side of the square O H Donaho. Phone No 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Donaho
Sixth Annual Ex Ranger Reunion Plans
Ex Rangers of Texas frontier service before 1890 are invited to join a three day reunion. W M Green Major commands the event with Ruby Green as Secretary Treasurer promising a memorable gathering and full attention to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ranger
W. M. Green
Ruby Green
Making Refreshing Iced Drinks Safely in Summer
This guide cautions moderation with iced beverages and warns against impure ingredients. It promotes evaporated milk for safety, stresses using fresh juices, and provides a chocolate malted milk recipe with cocoa malted milk and water, shaken and served over chipped ice.
Cooking by Wire Saves Housewife From Heat
Electric ranges and electric refrigerators ease housekeeping. Texas Power & Light Company serves many cities with service making home appliances practical. Cooking on hot days becomes less burdensome as ranges emit little heat and refrigerators provide ice for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Power & Light Company
Ginners Adopt Electric Power Boosting Ginning in Texas
Electric power has transformed Texas ginning. Gins powered by lines from Texas Power and Light Co and other providers can start and stop as cotton flows in, cutting fuel waste. Steam powered gins must stay fired up to await farmers, reducing daily profit in light ginning days. Customers gain faster, better service from electric gins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Power & Light Company
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Holler
Guthrie
Burley McCollum
Daughtline
Califoria
Points West
Claude E. Roberts
Robber
Miss Dudley
George A. Martin
I. Catherine
Tom and Thedley
Grover B. Smith
Dallas
C. Dudley
Cathwill
Elbert Huckabee
Ana
Ruterley Dudley
Ethel Biggs
Conea City
Mrs. . Mason
R. Slider
Oine
B. M. Barnes
Abilene
E. Jnes
P. C. Barnes
Wnwood
A. Darnes
Goree
M. A. Barnes
Freddie Mayes
Brownwood
Rosebud
Bhest
Manthe
Rownwood
McGuire
Mel_ N. M
Etrizen
Mike Boyd
Ballinger
M. c. Ravenshine
Tom Starks
Fred Micka
St. Louis
J C. Greer
Frank Fenton
V. Seale
Martin Woodward
Ghter
Tyrone
Okla
Woodward
M. E. Woodward
Stephenville
Robert E. Foster
Ibbock
Denver
Col
J. H.osby
Newburg
R. H. Moore
Fred
J. ©. Nance
W. C. Magness
Chas. Wright
Miss Besseter
Fort Worth
Katherine Holman
Brown
Louise Burks
Lottise Holman
Lee Lamb
Cosco
A. Young
Cotton Exchange
Mrs. Young
H. Grady Perry
The
Junction Eagle
Fero Williams
Los Angeles
California
W. A. Shelton
Forth Worth
Elbert Whitfield
Millersview
J. H. Bryson
BR. V. Nabers
Desdemona
Luther Criswell
Amherst
Mr. Criswell
West Texas
Hi Farm
Indian Creek
Phillip Graham
Austin
J. P. Graham George Luker
Brownfield
Silas Dean
Post City
Howard Fox
Oldden, Wrere
T.p.&l
3. W. Carpenter
Seras Posy & Light Company
Ais
Taylor
Bo Loehbert
Tesac Power & Ligit Company
Wit Power
Standard Construction
Bucapiliancea
Ridgeway Hotel
Ozarks
J. R. Banes
Lions
Motor Mik
Edmondson Motor Co
Mr. Thomas Glynn
Gibson
Cardut
Cardus
Haarlem
J. W. Scurry
A. G. Miller
First Methodist Church
Harry B. Thompson
H. Donaho
Bailey Masters
Woman's Missionary Society
Young Woman's Auxiliary
UNION
Tabernacle
Lubbock
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